Marriage, ladies and gentlemen...

[ila]

Yes, Hank at some point I would love to get married to a trans woman. It's not just an idle thought, but rather a true desire. I am fortunate in that I live in a country where it is possible for a man to marry a trans woman.

[desirouspussy]

Though there's a good chance I will never meet the girl of my dreams, I have often wondered how 'the big step' would affect my social life. Marriage is about sharing and that means I will also share the prejudice and ill treatment my girl is already accustomed to.

I have worked out for myself which of my friends will stick with me and which won't and it turns out that I'm likely to loose quite a few.
While my dad is sure to disapprove, I am on the whole far more optimistic about the effect it will have on my family. Mum is bi-sexual like me and sexually very much a liberated woman. She may be a little shocked at first, but I'm sure she will have little difficulty adjusting to the situation. Perhaps she will even come to envy me a little.
The only person who is currently aware of my interest in trans-women is my very dear sister Anna and she has shown herself to be perfectly at ease with my passion.
As for my dad, well I don't really care much for his opinion. He left us when my sister and I were very young and I don't approve of that either.

Same sex marriages are legal in my country and people have become quite used to the idea of a woman having a wife instead of a husband. This welcome change has however not caused people to adopt a more tolerant attitude towards relationships involving transsexual women. I can therefore not deny that marriage scares me somewhat, but it's not something I would walk away from. Should the right girl ever come along, I will happily tie the knot.

[Mel Asher]

Originally Posted by GGadmirer

Though there's a good chance I will never meet the girl of my dreams, I have often wondered how 'the big step' would affect my social life. Marriage is about sharing and that means I will also share the prejudice and ill treatment my girl is already accustomed to.

I have worked out for myself which of my friends will stick with me and which won't and it turns out that I'm likely to loose quite a few.
While my dad is sure to disapprove, I am on the whole far more optimistic about the effect it will have on my family. Mum is bi-sexual like me and sexually very much a liberated woman. She may be a little shocked at first, but I'm sure she will have little difficulty adjusting to the situation. Perhaps she will even come to envy me a little.
The only person who is currently aware of my interest in trans-women is my very dear sister Anna and she has shown herself to be perfectly at ease with my passion.
As for my dad, well I don't really care much for his opinion. He left us when my sister and I were very young and I don't approve of that either.

Same sex marriages are legal in my country and people have become quite used to the idea of a woman having a wife instead of a husband. This welcome change has however not caused people to adopt a more tolerant attitude towards relationships involving transsexual women. I can therefore not deny that marriage scares me somewhat, but it's not something I would walk away from. Should the right girl ever come along, I will happily tie the knot.

Sorry to read about your Dad, GAdmirer. You seem pretty objective about most of all this. Might I suggest you choose a sympathetic male father-substitute with whom to share your ideas and dreams. There are quite a few of these around, you'd be surprised ! So, the male viwpoint may still have some value, even in your situation.

As for Love. It is such a precious commodity, I would go all out for it, when you feel it's there for the taking. Sadly, Love and Commitment, whatever your sexual choices, is still a step in the dark, such a gamble, especially long-term. I have been lucky that way, but it was not always so. It is all about faith, I guess.

Go ahead and good luck

[ARIES666]

Both would be fantastic...sex and marriage...or sex and common-law. Yeah...I would love to "settle down" with the right "T-Girl"!! Would not give it a moment's hesitation either. However, time is running out.....

[desirouspussy]

Originally Posted by Mel Asher

Might I suggest you choose a sympathetic male father-substitute with whom to share your ideas and dreams.

Thank you for your sympathy but I have no need in that direction. I like my family as it is and have no need to add anyone.

Unless of course......that special girl appears in my life!

[twistedone]

Tried it, wore the T-shirt for 17 years. You can have it. I love my life now.