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As I've stated in another thread here I actually started out flirting with the idea - I always felt a bit akward about it in the sense that it was NOT what I really wanted, though. I felt that something substantial was missing. And what for me was missing, of course, was a transsexual lover :-) Once I realized that, everything became clear. Strangely I sort of forgot a bit about all this until I moved to where it's at and engaged in my first relationship with a transsexual woman. Personally, I've never since then had any particular drive towards dressing up - maybe in some VERY gayish situations, but dressing as a woman with a fab evening make-up would make me feel out of my tree... :-) And trust me, I've had my chances... half of my lovers here are make-up artists... I've been in this fascinating scenario for about three years now, and I've never regretted a second. I've learned that the "fear of being called gay" is very strong among certain socalled trans-lovers. I've also learned that on the other hand some trans-lovers do indeed have an urge within themselves - maybe that's part of what makes them dig it all! Maybe that's even part of me. I wonder... Your posting has made me think! Thank you! H
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