I will be like "good one".
2007-07-25 15:48:42
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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I would first be surprised. Then wary.
Then evaluate what, if anything, has changed.
Then talk and see the person every day for a week to assure myself than nothing HAS changed.
Then ask a lot of questions about it. Then let the relationship continue as before.
2007-08-01 05:27:16
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answer #2
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answered by Tina Goody-Two-Shoes 4
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I wouldnt mind if I am in love with that person. I am a MTF pre opTS. I had come across with these situation all my life. I had chatted to many guys on the internet, both in Australia and overseas. I would say 90% of them wouldnt mind that I was born a man, but they wouldnt like it if I told them who I was down the track. If about trust, they wouldnt trust you after all.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY ! I wouldnt mind if my bf told me that he was born a woman, as long as that he is masculine enough for me.
2007-07-26 03:17:27
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answered by TheLovePrincess 2
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I can tell you what my sort of ex-wife did... when I first told her, she was convinced I was going to kill myself so she was really walking on eggshells for a few days. For a few weeks, she thought that maybe I could go to therapy and get it treated and somehow not be trans, although I explained it doesn't work like that and I was already in therapy at that point anyway. Once she realized that I WAS trans and that it wasn't "fixable" she decided she wanted a divorce as that she didn't want to get caught up in the expense of me transitioning. Now, we talk maybe once a week, but it's extremely awkward. She claims she still wants to be friends, but she has to get used to the idea of me transistioning.
2007-07-26 12:24:59
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answered by Jessica M 3
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Transsexual are people and I would give them a hug and a cup of coffee.
2007-08-01 09:45:12
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answered by culater 3
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It depends. If they told at the beginning of a relationship I would decide if I could still have a relationship with them or not. If it was later Id probably dump them for not being honest.
2007-08-01 09:40:50
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answered by Anonymous
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LOL! Im in this situation myself, except im the one who is ts. I am absolutely terrified of telling him, cos i know its going to crash and burn and explode! We have had a couple of dates and he rings me like everyday, we really get on. Im pre-op too, which makes things worse, but im due for the op in January, so maybe he can wait 'til then???
I plan to break up with him instead of telling him, cos i am too scared of what would happen if i did. Of course, i wanted to wait a little before telling him cos i needed to get to know him first to know if things are ok, cos he's my first ever real relationship. Being 21 has its downsides. I pray for a good reaction, who wouldnt, but i always will expect the worst.
2007-07-26 00:05:53
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answered by Anonymous
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If you love someone it shouldnt matter. My girl is a TS, but i fell in love with her for the reason that she is a beautiful and wonderful person. Love what on the inside, if its true love the outside doesnt matter. I dont concider myself gay, I just love her to peices.
2007-08-01 03:39:38
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answered by tattoo_dragon 2
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Pre-op or post-op? If my girlfriend was a MtF post-op, I'd be ok with it. The parts are all in order. I'd just have preferred that she told me beforehand. If my girlfriend was a FtM pre-op... no. I'm a lesbian for a reason.
2007-07-25 22:54:58
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answered by Phoenix 3
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I hope that I would react gracefully- maybe apologize for not making him or her comfortable enough to tell me sooner. Then I'd probably ask for his or her real life story- so I'd have a better idea of what he or she has had to go through.
To any transfolk answering this question: how would you hope your lover would react?
2007-07-25 22:51:05
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answer #10
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answered by dscougar 4
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I am dreaming of a lady boy with big boobs
I will be happy
2007-08-02 16:07:52
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answered by Anonymous
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