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i still feel bad for that close minded prick.
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I think if my husband came to me and told me he wanted to transition, I would want to be with him still (but I like girlparts too, so it would be cool), but I would be so scared of to what degree the gender change would change who he inherently was, if at all. It must have been very scary for the mother in this story. I hope it continues to work for them.
As Britney Spears twittered, Love is love. I can't believe I just quoted a Twitter.
04/28/09
As more and more young people, especially more and more young queer people who experiment with other sexual identities before considering that another gender identity may be the issue, grow up, I think we'll see and hear about more experiences like mine and my friend's.
04/27/09
I'm not reading it because it'll probably make me cry too. Then again, I think an episode of Cold Case made me cry the other day.
04/27/09
Good parenting takes all sorts of forms. Nicely done, Mommy and Maddy...
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I'm interested in the book now... I am curious(althogh perhaps she prefers to keep this private for herself and her wife?) if there are any sexuality issues, as formerly straight men who are transgendered often are interested in women after their transition.
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Hmmm, and as to your comment: I am always fascinated by sexuality, have been since I was a wee child reading gay fiction anthologies(my parents didn't believe in censorship), so I can't speak for 'people', truthfully, only for myself.
I think it says a great deal about sexuality, and what it is based on (hormones, physiology, psychology?), that it becomes fluid for many who are transgendered based on their transitions. And as the author has welcomed people into her marriage and into her life, it has thus made me curious for other sides of the story.
I don't think sexual curiosity, if healthy and respectful, is negative. I also have a great deal of curiosity about those who are WITHIN the accepted boundaries for the 'Norm'... usually because they end up being anything but.
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Nice point, I ruin it.
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And obviously no matter what your point still stands.
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