So do lesbians just need the right man?
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Well im not gay and have needs so she could get lost without a second thought
this tbh.
Not necessarily sexual needs either (obviously those as well though!) but personally I love my girlfriend for who she is now and would take it that she wasn't the person I thought she was if she felt she needed a sex change.
pics or its not true...
I think this may be appropriate.
I watched that programme where the man had been a woman and the partner had been a man but was now a women, but the man that used to be a women was now pregnant.
when they make a woman a man they still leave the jack and danny....
its not like she has a real todger, she will have the old danny (a bit messed up) and some appendage attached (read makeshift todger)...
so she has two available holes to poke and can poke back...
its not like she has a real todger, she will have the old danny (a bit messed up) and some appendage attached (read makeshift todger)...
so she has two available holes to poke and can poke back...
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Apparently they have a deeper connection that us Men can ever understand, they think its due to understanding feelings more etc. Personally I think not having a clue how each other thinks is a plus point 
To a certain extent I believe the OP's statement to be true, especially as most same sex relationships have a male and female looking / acting one
To a certain extent I believe the OP's statement to be true, especially as most same sex relationships have a male and female looking / acting one
To a certain extent I believe the OP's statement to be true, especially as most same sex relationships have a male and female looking / acting one
The bear community would suggest otherwise. In fact a friend of mine who is gay and a bear doesn't really get effeminate gay men. He is sexually attracted to men not men pretending to be women.
A friend of mine came to London a few years ago, she had studied here previously, and we spent a few days with her friends.
One of whom was an English guy who had gone through the op, after years of all that and whatever, but was about 3 months into post-op at the time.
Was still with his/her German g/f at the time, and they were a lovely couple. I assume whatever attracted them to each other, and bound them together, plus going through all that, still held them together. Probably one of the biggest changes a person can go through, and doesn't just change one person at the same time.
I remember the German lass telling me that despite the hormone treatment, s/he would still yell out like a guy if s/he dropped food in the kitchen or somesuch. Don't know why I remember it. Maybe it was just such an ordinary thing in such an unusual situation. Really nice people though.
One of whom was an English guy who had gone through the op, after years of all that and whatever, but was about 3 months into post-op at the time.
Was still with his/her German g/f at the time, and they were a lovely couple. I assume whatever attracted them to each other, and bound them together, plus going through all that, still held them together. Probably one of the biggest changes a person can go through, and doesn't just change one person at the same time.
I remember the German lass telling me that despite the hormone treatment, s/he would still yell out like a guy if s/he dropped food in the kitchen or somesuch. Don't know why I remember it. Maybe it was just such an ordinary thing in such an unusual situation. Really nice people though.
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I can get my head around all sorts of things. I just struggle to get my head around the change.
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The guy who made that is an old mate of mine. Not all of his cartoons are quite so quirky!
