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[sesame]

Ok, here is my question No. 1. (more coming...)

Whats the degree of emotional involvement that separates a Tv from a Tg?

Hint: A Tv just changes getup and attire, while a Tg jumps headlong and goes through the pains of changing her whole body.



Its not a personal question. I'm asking out of academic interest.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by sesame

Ok, here is my question No. 1. (more coming...)

Whats the degree of emotional involvement that separates a Tv from a Tg?

Hint: A Tv just changes getup and attire, while a Tg jumps headlong and goes through the pains of changing her whole body.



Its not a personal question. I'm asking out of academic interest.

Hint? HINT!!! What in the hell do you think you are doing here ya twit? This is not a thread for you to be asking questions as if you were a teacher giving an examination.

As you should know the answer to such a sloppy, simple, ill-defined question would be very complex and dependable on many variables which you haven't specified.

Emotional involvement is largely dependant on the individual involved, but in general; I should think the average (if there is such a thing) trans gendered woman would usually be more emotionally involved then the average (if there is such a thing) transvestite. To what degree? That is like saying 4x - 394,084y = ??z. Totally meaningless without some definition or quantization of the variables.

Interesting that you should define the process as pain. Is striving for a goal necessarily a painful thing? Is pain necessarily a "bad" thing? Ya know pain teaches many lessons and is a part of life. A lesson I remember involving pain has stuck with me my whole life since I was 5 years old and has served me well. "It is not wise to catch bumblebees with your bare hands." :D

[randolph]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

Hint? HINT!!! What in the hell do you think you are doing here ya twit? This is not a thread for you to be asking questions as if you were a teacher giving an examination.

As you should know the answer to such a sloppy, simple, ill-defined question would be very complex and dependable on many variables which you haven't specified.

Emotional involvement is largely dependant on the individual involved, but in general; I should think the average (if there is such a thing) trans gendered woman would usually be more emotionally involved then the average (if there is such a thing) transvestite. To what degree? That is like saying 4x - 394,084y = ??z. Totally meaningless without some definition or quantization of the variables.

Interesting that you should define the process as pain. Is striving for a goal necessarily a painful thing? Is pain necessarily a "bad" thing? Ya know pain teaches many lessons and is a part of life. A lesson I remember involving pain has stuck with me my whole life since I was 5 years old and has served me well. "It is not wise to catch bumblebees with your bare hands." :D

Its amazing what arrogance and inconsideration can do for the ego.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by randolph

Its amazing what arrogance and inconsideration can do for the ego.

Yes, Isn't it?


Ya twit!


Speaking of twits, why is it that there are pictures of Bionca, Rachel, Me, and several other Tgirls on here, but other than Rockabilly, who I have always found to be a noble soul, I don't recall pictures of guys who term themselves as ladyboy lovers. Instead you let some symbol represent you in your avatars, which in way too many cases is a pic of your cock. Actually I guess that symbol representing you makes a certain amount of sense; judging from many the messages that I have received, it's the little head that is doing the thinking and talking for most of you.

[sesame]

Question No. 2 (more are there... )

What happens to a bumblebee if it cant find it's way home?
Say, it has messed up it's sense of direction with Anger. And some tiny fuse has gone off in it's head.

[sesame]

Hi there sister,
You keep calling people Twit. Cant you use more variations of uncouth words? That would be more interesting to read. Twit, twit, twit ... Twitter... its getting a little monotonous. Broaden your vocabulary.

With all due

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by sesame

Question No. 2 (more are there... )

What happens to a bumblebee if it cant find it's way home?
Say, it has messed up it's sense of direction with Anger. And some tiny fuse has gone off in it's head.

This question definitely qualifies as playing games. What else could it be when you ascribe upper level emotions to an insect, place an imaginary fuse in his head, and then want to know what happens. Not to mention of what possible use would an answer to such foolishness be of to you.

Oh, darn, I forgot. You are a twit. ------- Foolishness is what fills your head.

What's the problem? --------------- Leaking out faster than you can put it in?

I do have an answer for that. ---------- Keep your mouth shut and the foolishness won't leak out so fast.

[sesame]

Have you never seen a swarm of angry bees attack?

ascribe upper level emotions to an insect

Ah, that answers so many things. You consider Anger as an upper level emotion! Thats why you are so full of it most of the time!

Insect?:D
But it was "Jenae LaTorque", not me, who compared herself to a Bumble bee!
Learn to take a joke, dont get so offended at nothing.

I havent articulated a single illname, but you have called so many members Twit, Stupid and what not! You know, calmness is a measure of your real wisdom.

[randolph]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

Yes, Isn't it?


Ya twit!


Speaking of twits, why is it that there are pictures of Bionca, Rachel, Me, and several other Tgirls on here, but other than Rockabilly, who I have always found to be a noble soul, I don't recall pictures of guys who term themselves as ladyboy lovers. Instead you let some symbol represent you in your avatars, which in way too many cases is a pic of your cock. Actually I guess that symbol representing you makes a certain amount of sense; judging from many the messages that I have received, it's the little head that is doing the thinking and talking for most of you.

Twit can be defined as a bothersome person. I suggest you need to be bothered. Why? You seem to be interested in attempting to provoke and annoy many of us. Oh, yes, that seems to be the definition of a twit, isn't it? :D

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by randolph

Twit can be defined as a bothersome person. I suggest you need to be bothered. Why? You seem to be interested in attempting to provoke and annoy many of us. Oh, yes, that seems to be the definition of a twit, isn't it? :D

Ah ha! Went to a dictionary did ya? Great! At least now you are clearer about my meaning; at least as much as words are capable of doing. That is the problem with words; sometimes they fail to convey meaning and the true essence of one person's thought to another. That would be why context is so important. The world is full of misunderstandings due to the differant associations with words we all have. I have tried to be sensitive to such nuances ever since I took a communications class in college. So I note the use of qualifiers in your statement: "can be", "suggest", "seems to be". This suggests to me that you are either being overly polite, or that you may be a wimp who is afraid to "call a spade, a spade." ???

Anyway, you seem to be a nice enough Yogi also, and I thank you for your input.

Jenae

[randolph]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

Ah ha! Went to a dictionary did ya? Great! At least now you are clearer about my meaning; at least as much as words are capable of doing. That is the problem with words; sometimes they fail to convey meaning and the true essence of one person's thought to another. That would be why context is so important. The world is full of misunderstandings due to the differant associations with words we all have. I have tried to be sensitive to such nuances ever since I took a communications class in college. So I note the use of qualifiers in your statement: "can be", "suggest", "seems to be". This suggests to me that you are either being overly polite, or that you may be a wimp who is afraid to "call a spade, a spade." ???

Anyway, you seem to be a nice enough Yogi also, and I thank you for your input.

Jenae

Yeah, I was being kinda polite, just using the spade for a few gentle digs. I am glad you are mellowing out.

[Bionca]

Originally Posted by sesame

Ok, here is my question No. 1. (more coming...)

Whats the degree of emotional involvement that separates a Tv from a Tg?

Hint: A Tv just changes getup and attire, while a Tg jumps headlong and goes through the pains of changing her whole body.



Its not a personal question. I'm asking out of academic interest.

One thing that might want to be mentioned here is that there is no hierarchy (or shouldn't be). A TV and/or CD is just as valid an identity and starting/ending point as being a TS. The emotional involvement, I would say is the same.

While there are some aspects to being TS/TG that are harder to be sure, there are probably just as many aspects to being a TV/CD that are just as challenging. A clumsy comparison would be the difference between a bisexual and a homosexual. Both share many intersections, but also have their own unique challenges and ultimately their own rewards.