Could You Still Love Her If She Were A Man? (page 3)

Crumpet

I've always suspected I might be a man...would ya still love me if I were?

Junction-Guy

Sorry, but that is just too freaky for me, I doubt I could ever accept this.

nvrgnbk

I feel like a lesbian trapped in a man's body.

carla

Doesn't the Adam's Apple give it away that she is/was a man?

Well not all men have Adams apples, and some heavier guys doesnt even show. I have a female cousin that is really skinny and she appears to have an Adams apple too, so that really doesnt make too good a predictor, however for the most part I guess you are right.

bigdreaux

yes, women have an "adam's apple" but, is not noticable. it's more pronounced on men.

AlmostAtheist

Tough one. If we're talking pre-op, then we're talking about a man that dresses like a woman. That would be way too freaky for me, no way.

If we're talking post-op, then we're talking about a guy that feels like he got cheated in the gender department, got handed a blue card instead of a pink one at the gender assignment desk, whatever, and has rectified the situation. That's a different question, but still pretty damned freaky.

I still don't know for sure, but I lean pretty heavily toward "No".

As others have stated, I have no problem with a person deciding to do that to themselves, just as I have no problem with a person choosing to worship a deity. But I don't want to date a theist, and I don't want to date someone transgendered.

Dave

Stealth453

In the catagory of the most 'Off the Wall' thread of the week, the winner, with 5 stars out of 5 is "The Wanderer" with;

'Could You Still Love Her If She Were A Man?'.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

bang on AK.

poppers

I bet Minimus wishes he had thought of this thread title.

lonelysheep

As others have stated, I have no problem with a person deciding to do that to themselves, just as I have no problem with a person choosing to worship a deity. But I don't want to date a theist, and I don't want to date someone transgendered.

So well put. I think that's something that should be told to a person once a friendship has been made. Not doing so, or waiting a LONG time would be very deceiving. There are certain things in life, people just oughtta be told up front and be given the chance to 1) make a decision for themselves and 2) show their true character--but I guess a person can only be given that chance if the other party involved wants to love and accept THAT person for who they really are!

They did a story on this once on 20/20. This woman (also an author) dressed as a man and went out with women, as a show experiment, later telling them she was a woman (who happened to also be a lesbian). Well.....some of the women wanted to still date her....she made for a hot guy!

Could You Still Love Her If She Were A Man?

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