[Black_Stud]

Originally Posted by mikey100tv

Going slightly off-topic here, I agree with the principle of using observation as far as leading to a tangible result.

In my case, as a T-Girl, I have unobtrusively observed 'real' women in day-to-day situations, with the long-term objective being to present myself to the world at large in a way that is acceptable.

I don't use the chat-room here, or on many other sites that I belong to; but your points about the nature of the experience changing are well received.

I, for one, am always up-front with people about who & what I am. Okay, in the early days on this site, I WAS being a bit of a 'fake; but I had good reasons for that. I didn't know how US opinions towards 'girls' like myself gelled with the way the public perceives us here in the UK. I always intended to 'come'clean', but Mustang kinda pushed me into it a bit sooner than I intended; ask her about it, if you like. She'll confirm what I have just said.

Thank you for your story.

It's good to hear from people with and from different lifestyles. Nobody is exactly the same; each and everyone is unique.

It must have been and still is difficult for T-Girls like you to get and be accepted in the society.
Everybody can be pushed into certain boxes and most don't even bother getting out of it.

The most important thing is honesty. No matter who you are, what your lifestyle is; if you're not honest than you're going to get yourself into trouble (eventually).

Enjoy iloveinterracial