Any shemale who wanted to be "unshemaled" (a return to origins?)

[JodieTs]

Originally Posted by Enoch Root

Unshemaled? That is one of the clumsiest words I have seen in my life. There must be a better one.

De-transition?

Yes that is the correct word.
I spoke a bit with a person, who claimed on a profile that they had already De-transitioned.
The reality was that they put the message up to stop men hitting on them while they worked out this huge thing.
They de-transitioned six months later.
Reason?
They perceived that due to their physical size
they would likely never fully be assumed to be a bio-female.
This was very important to them.
Also, they hated the expected perception of others would result in them ending up alone for ever. {it doesn't of course work like that}
Finally, family was important to them; they wanted children.
{you can always freeze sperm prior to HRT; that gives you a five to ten year window to use said sperm ---viability (fertility) drops off after this time}

So they went from unhappy trans
to living as a man
and probably feeling equally unfulfilled.
Very sad.

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by JodieTs

Yes that is the correct word.
I spoke a bit with a person, who claimed on a profile that they had already De-transitioned.
The reality was that they put the message up to stop men hitting on them while they worked out this huge thing.
They de-transitioned six months later.
Reason?
They perceived that due to their physical size
they would likely never fully be assumed to be a bio-female.
This was very important to them.
Also, they hated the expected perception of others would result in them ending up alone for ever. {it doesn't of course work like that}
Finally, family was important to them; they wanted children.
{you can always freeze sperm prior to HRT; that gives you a five to ten year window to use said sperm ---viability (fertility) drops off after this time}

So they went from unhappy trans
to living as a man
and probably feeling equally unfulfilled.
Very sad.

They? In the beginning...you make it sound like an individual but then you switch to they.

[JodieTs]

I always use the term he or she when referring to a person
where their appearance demonstrates how they wish to be identified.

Where it is ambiguous or they are genger-fluid or gender-blur
or as in this case de-transitioning with a huge range of compromise,
Out of respect, I refer to the person in the non-gender plural.
This way I am not imposing my own perception onto them.
It remains neutral.

When I talk to a stranger and the conversation turns to their significant-other
I always refer to this person as their partner
as I don't know if they are married or dating, nor the gender of the other person.
Not everyone is in a g=heterosexual relationship.

I myself am Polyamorous, having both a male and a female significant other.