Best thing about being trans?

Contributor: LoganAshlee. LoganAshlee.
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I'm always hearing the negative things about being transgender - 95% of the time I'm really happy with it and there's no dysphoria because I embrace every aspect. I was wondering what makes other people enjoy being trans?
01/21/2013
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Contributor: needapacker needapacker
I don't see anything positive about my condition.
COuld you please explain how you are trans if you don't have dysphoria? I don't understand how thats possible
01/21/2013
Contributor: LoganAshlee. LoganAshlee.
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Originally posted by needapacker
I don't see anything positive about my condition.
COuld you please explain how you are trans if you don't have dysphoria? I don't understand how thats possible
Oh no, I don't mean that I don't have dysphoria, but since I've come out and started to present as male I am so high on life. I guess I might have it easier than others because I pass 99% of the time. I like being transgender though because it gives me a bit of an edge. I spent so many years being depressed that now I'm out I'm like a horse out a box. So happy!
01/22/2013
Contributor: needapacker needapacker
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Originally posted by LoganAshlee.
Oh no, I don't mean that I don't have dysphoria, but since I've come out and started to present as male I am so high on life. I guess I might have it easier than others because I pass 99% of the time. I like being transgender though ... more
ahh, I understand. When i first started transitioning i felt the same way. I mean, i never liked it but i was just so happy that there was a reason for all the depression and dysphoria (even though i didnt know it was called that then).
I'm glad you can be happy with this. I'm quite jealous actually.
01/22/2013
Contributor: LoganAshlee. LoganAshlee.
Yeah I totally know what you mean too. I do have my rubbish days, as does every trans person, but I just remember that it's better than how I was before
01/23/2013
Contributor: eroticmutt eroticmutt
Personally, I enjoy PIV sex so the one and only thing that makes me 'lucky' to be trans is that I can still transition, be a normal man, get my metoidioplasty and testicular implants and have all my junk fixed up but I can keep that last part so it's not all anal.

After all, a cisguy who wanted a vagina would never be able to get one. A MTF transsexual couldn't get a vagina without getting rid of their penis even if they did want to (I am not saying they would, just saying it doesn't seem to be an option).



In that way, I do have one benefit. Now I do have to take hormones the rest of my life but if the situation were reversed and I was a regular dude and got told I could have a vagina (and knew how much I would enjoy it) if I took an injection every week, I would jump at the chance.



So basically I just consider myself a dude who wishes his dick was bigger (many of us do!) and has something extra special which I do enjoy.
01/24/2013
Contributor: Genderfree Genderfree
The best thing is learning to love myself outside of the gender binary!
01/27/2013
Contributor: Mediumsizedman Mediumsizedman
No dysphoria leads me to believe one is not trans.
01/28/2013
Contributor: LoganAshlee. LoganAshlee.
Oh don't start with the whole 'not trans enough' shit. There's no level of dysphoria that makes you makes you trans. I am a man so screw you. Ever heard of a nOnE trans person? I am no different from any other transgender person, I just don't walk around whining about how I look all the time.
01/29/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by LoganAshlee.
Oh don't start with the whole 'not trans enough' shit. There's no level of dysphoria that makes you makes you trans. I am a man so screw you. Ever heard of a nOnE trans person? I am no different from any other transgender person, I ... more
I realize you're frustrated, but this isn't the best way to respond. No one made judgments about you specifically, they were just stating their opinion (and you did ask).
01/29/2013
Contributor: LoganAshlee. LoganAshlee.
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Originally posted by Ansley
I realize you're frustrated, but this isn't the best way to respond. No one made judgments about you specifically, they were just stating their opinion (and you did ask).
It's like the millionth time I've heard that though. It's hard to not take it personally.
01/29/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by LoganAshlee.
It's like the millionth time I've heard that though. It's hard to not take it personally.
I actually wouldn't have had a problem with your statement if you had left out the "screw you" part. Or, even if you stated in parenthesis that it was a "general you" not "you personally". It's just not cool; respond, don't react.
01/29/2013
Contributor: ihavemagicpants ihavemagicpants
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Originally posted by LoganAshlee.
I'm always hearing the negative things about being transgender - 95% of the time I'm really happy with it and there's no dysphoria because I embrace every aspect. I was wondering what makes other people enjoy being trans?
for me. knowing who i am and being able to see and feel the changes as i go through them, watching my friends and family see the joy i am experiencing and knowing that i am growing into the man i know i am inside.
01/30/2013
Contributor: ihavemagicpants ihavemagicpants
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Originally posted by Genderfree
The best thing is learning to love myself outside of the gender binary!
exactly. finding who you are and bending rules, what people think and just being who YOU are.
01/30/2013
Contributor: ihavemagicpants ihavemagicpants
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Originally posted by LoganAshlee.
Yeah I totally know what you mean too. I do have my rubbish days, as does every trans person, but I just remember that it's better than how I was before
very much so. for me, every day gets better and better. the longer i have been on testosterone, the more me i feel. i look forward to having my top surgery because i will be able to wear the clothes and present myself more and more as who i am inside.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Mediumsizedman Mediumsizedman
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Originally posted by LoganAshlee.
Oh don't start with the whole 'not trans enough' shit. There's no level of dysphoria that makes you makes you trans. I am a man so screw you. Ever heard of a nOnE trans person? I am no different from any other transgender person, I ... more
You are either trans or not. There is no "trans enough". There is meeting the criteria and thus being trans, or not meeting it, and not being trans.

I think you'll find, if you do more research, that qualification the diagnosing criteria of being transsexual is bodily dysphoria having to do with your primary and secondary sexual characteristics, and not "whining about your body".
02/06/2013