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Of course I'm not forcing you to do anything if you don't want to, but seriously, what have you got to lose? Five seconds of your life?
Oh, I forgot about this! ><
I'm bisexual and I'm actually quite proud of it. I think my mother's starting to suspect I'm gay - I've been talking a lot about homosexuality and once asked if transseuxal operations can be MtF and FtM. She just looked terrified and said that she had no idea. I've also been trying to be more masculine, but it's failing terribly.
Maybe it's because I'm bi, but I don't see how it's possible to not love someone just because of their sex. I mean, to me that's as shallow as only loving someone because they're pretty. Not that I'm calling all you gays and straights shallow - I just don't understand it. Could someone please explain?
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Totally. Especially Lisa's face in that sideways panel- what the hell. Speaking of comics, some LGBT ones I really like and I think haven't been brought up yet are Straight Ahead and Khaos. Khaos is doing a pretty interesting FtM storyline right now.SORT OF RELEVANTLY Venus Envy's new style sucks.
Totally. Especially Lisa's face in that sideways panel- what the hell. Speaking of comics, some LGBT ones I really like and I think haven't been brought up yet are Straight Ahead and Khaos. Khaos is doing a pretty interesting FtM storyline right now.
About the binder, Verne, I suppose you could say it's for something. I know you're a dancer and you don't need a flat chest for that, so I can't help much. The only sports I can see where a binder would be sort of normal to have is running or martial arts. If you were in a theater club or a play you could always claim you're auditioning for a male role and thus need to hide breasts but um :I
Were you getting the impression people were staring at you or did you actually see them look?
In Vlad's uninteresting news: since I'm getting a short haircut and usually wear waiscoats and ties my mum calls me a transvestite now. Aaand my dad was vaguely threatning when I implied I was confused so I left it alone. Also trying to lose weight to have less of an hour-glass figure. this will not work.
Yeah, I'm not going on a diet, I'm getting a gym pass to exercise. I need to anyway since I recently discovered I have one leg shorter than the other (what) and this is causing back trouble so I need stronger muscles. And a longer leg but I'm not sure how that'll be arranged :vAnd I wouldn't really try to lose weight, since that'd probably just make you look like ... a skinny hourglass. Then again, I'm not sure of an alternative (exercise, I guess? That's what I'm hoping for -- I'm starting what appears to be a pretty intense conditioning class during my next dance year, so I hope that removes some of the giant-hips-skinny-arms problem).