Hi,
Looking to have a threesome with a she-male, can travel or accomodate. Discreet, clean fun. Please email us if interested - thanks xx
D - Judy is right in saying that the term "she-male" isn't used by transgendered people in the UK, and is one, I think, only made popular by the porn industry. I took your post to mean that you are looking for a pre-op transsexual? If I'm right, you might get no offers as transitioning TSs do not define themselves as she-males. I think you need to re-define your terminology and make it clear what you are looking for. Otherwise, good luck!
D - I see you've posted again, asking for a TS. This is fine, but if I were you I would have been a little bit more specific. Someone who identifies as TS might be pre- or post-op, and might be either male to female (MTF) or female to male (FTM). I think you are looking for a pre-op MTF TS?
Sorry to be a nit picker but it is very easy to offend, and also you might attract people you are not looking for if you use the wrong terminology.
If anyone is interested in transgender issues, check out - it's dead good 8) 8) 8)
A little more from me.
Because of my gene defect I pass as female weather I am in a frock or dressed as a guy.
One weekend I had a couple of str8 female friends to stay at my place and they were looking forward to going out to the pub, so instead of going to the village pub I decided to take them to a gay pub in Stoke on Trent.
As we walked in to this pub, a cry went out by that evenings entertainer a drag queen, Watch Out srt8 women entering, then my two guest were asked if they knew that they were in a gay bar?
The fact that I was in a male suite was taken by this drag queen and most of the customers in the pub as me being a butch lesbian, when I later met the drag queen in the toilets and put her hand on my genitals, it was only then that the penny dropped and she rushed back into the bar to inform everyone that it was not three females but only two.
While living in Reading for 30 years most of my neibours thought I was a female who dressed as a guy, and the few who saw me in a dress as a female took it that I was female. The fact that I did not talk to most of my neibours but kept myself to myself meant that I could carry on the illusion off of being what ever I wanted to be.
Some of us who are Transgender, TV (Transvestite), TS (Transsexual), CD (cross dresser) or what ever we wish to be called, weather it is MTF male to female or FTM female to male just want to be left to get on with our lives and not be degraded by people who are not clued up on what we are, but expect us all to conform to what they think we should be.
Fighting for the rights of people like myself has taken up a lot of my life, as a gay man I was fighting for the rights of people like myself in the early 60's who were not just gay but also considered themselves as female and long before we had Transgendered people who considered themselves as str8, the only thing most people knew about us was that we had to be drag queens because we liked guys and like to dress as females.
What now pisses me off are the people who are pre or post opp TS who slag off gays on gay sites and try to make out that because they are having the sex change then they are Normal but gays who perform anal sex are abnormal, when they should be thanking gays for fighting for the rights of all sexual minorities to have a life of their own, if gays had not fought for the rights of these people in the first place then I doughty if organisations like The Northern Concord or the Bowmont Trust would have got off the ground in the first place.
You see it is not only some of the heterosexual community that think some of us are freaks, but also the gay community and even people within the transgendered community.
From what I have seen in the in my lifetime, where it was illegal for two guy to have sex with each other, to them having rights if they were both over 21, then over 18 and now they can be gay if they are over 16, it is going to take much more time than this for transgendered people to become accepted with the same rights as the rest of the community.
Now I have had a bit more to say about this, I think I should step down off my soap box.
TS
Personally speaking, I consider people to be people - not a specific gender, race,colour or of any religious persuation.
You should treat ALL people as you would wish to be treated yourself, with respect and dignity! ok ok you can lose the dignity bit sometimes - but respect and understanding is crucial.
Muah to you TS
Alex x
Paul, you're right - subjects like this one always stir up wasps nests!
Although society in general is becoming more tolerant of minorities such as gay men, lesbians and transgenderd people, there are still so many misconceptions and misunderstandings about what transgender (in whatever form) really means. Probably because of the lack of education or positive press about transgender issues people very often use the wrong terminology, and in fact consider terminology such as "she-male" (which triggered off this debate!) to be an acceptable and usual way to address transgender people, although many transgender people are very offended by such terms. Until we have more education about tarnsgender issues, I'm sorry to say that these misunderstandings will continue.
As TS has already said, it is not just heterosexuals that are prejudiced towards transgendered people. Many gay people are equally in the dark about transgender as straight people are, and some don't even want to be associated with the transgendered at all. In gay night clubs you very often see the macho gay boys taking the piss out of the TVs and TSs that are there. Obviously, I'm only talking in very general terms here, but the point I'm making is that transgendered people face oppression from lots of different sectors of society.
I'm very much of the opinion that it really doesn't matter whether someone is gay, lesbian, bisexual or straight, they really don't know what it is like to be transgendered. They might sympathise with the prejudice that the transgendered face, and they might support their transgendered friends where they can they cannot fully understand what it is like. People who have never needed to question their gender identity in any way do not understand what it's like for people that have. Some people might think that they support transgender issues but then will say something that they consider not offensive or well meaning which a transgendered person might feel very sensitive about. It's a very tricky subject to say the least!
Well blue I think Judy, you and myself can step down untill the next person needs educating.
TS
Well thank you, I now have a better understanding of things and have thoroughly enjoyed reading this thread. Educational and informative, nice one
Dawn :silly:
I'm with Dawn. As a newbie to this site and swinging as a whole it is extremely interesting to read this stuff. Thanks for the lesson. It takes all sorts and it makes the world a rich and interesting place. Bless you all.