I actually wanted to ask some questions but Iduno if that's rude or not.

Well, I dunno that questions are rude. Misinformed answers tho; rude. If you're going to answer on a subject you know jack all about, at least wiki it, shesh.

Oh fuck I kissed a dude today.

Go ahead and ask. Nobody can answer a question that hasn't been asked so yeah. It's like a the more you know thing. To be honest, I'm pretty sure most of us are happy that people are interested. What silly goose me off is when people act like they know something, and they're completely wrong.


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I was wondering how a person with that sort of condition can lead a normal relationship when it's hard enough when you are the correct gender. Do you just not mention it, or do you wait until the time is right.

I personally would want the other person to know before I tried, because it's pretty much guaranteed to get in the way later on, one way or another.

Some people get lucky and find someone who it just works with. Most of us don't. I suppose a prerequisite to having a relationship before transitioning would be the other person being comfortably bisexual or both of them acknowledging that someday they will probably have to break up. Personally, I'm not really ripe for the taking unless I find a really really special someone, because I think it will ruin any relationships I have somehow. I have someone I'm totally in love with, and she's also in love with me, but we're not getting together because she's most definitely not a silly goose and we don't want to have to deal with a breakup. I don't know cause I'm not that kinda person or anything, but I guess a one night stand would be pretty much the same as with a cisgendered person.

welcome to the dark side

so its true. silly goose people are evil

That's p. silly goose, tbh.

Don't you dare die on me, thread ♥

Ladies and gentlemen and people between, your opinions on faux queens, if you please. They're essentially transmen who want to be drag queens when they're completely transitioned into a man, which, although I respect them as much as any other LGBT people, I find it difficult to see things from the point of veiw of someone who changes their gender so that they can dress as the gender they didn't identify with. My brain is boggled.

I am so confused. Maybe it's just 'cause I'm a teenager.

Maybe a part of them regrets doing transtion, which I doubt. Why would someone go through transition and suddenly back out? Or maybe, they used to do it and miss it..
Just a theory....


@ Sottaceti:You kissed a boy, end of story. Now, how about you own up to it or something. Not trying to be rude or anything.

How do you own up to kissing someone...?

Tell the police.

Yeah. "Yo coppers I'm silly goose, take me in so I can get what whated in the butt."