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Interesting; small, weak, and inferior appearing men are not celebrated in our culture. What, pray tell, do you plan to do about that? Beauty is over emphasised in our Western culture but I should also point out that it is usually reserved for women. Men are "allowed" to grow old gracefully. And I rarely find "pretty boys attractive", I'd much rather have Harrison Ford before Leonardo diCaprio. But then you did mention being "childlike". Do you wish to remain so for eternity? |
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The interesting thing is that I have not "grown out" of any of my interests and beliefs. I have the same interests and beliefs I had when I was four, only in a more sophisticated form. I am dependant on older people, I cannot cook or do most "practical" things correctly; I only recently learned to do many "practical" things, and even then only a few minor ones, only because visitors were in the habit of laughing at me. I wear the same style of clothing as I did when I was much younger. My favourite film is The Jungle Book. Truly, I am fit only for a child's body. Growing into a new body will undoubtedly cause depression. Many a day and night will be devoted to the thought of suicide. At other times, I predict, it will be the thought of future science. I am still young and childlike, though, which is good. |
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"Translation: I'm great at obfuscation - try to understand this if you can!" Which is in fact the case, because I once posted an essay by a distinguished author -- I even gave the source at the end of the post -- but someone, who never read the end of the post in which I indicated the source, responded to the whole thread by saying that I intentionally wrote in confusing sentences. By saying this, the person proved his own stupidity by saying, though he assumed that I had written it, that the gifted writer who had in fact written the post, Francis Galton, wrote in needlessly complicated, pedantic nonsense -- which is not the case, as no man denies. People, in general, have a tendency to assume that precise sentences, though long, are a deliberate attempt by the writer of those sentences to confuse the readers of those setences. |
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The onset of puberty is very distressing, your use of the moniker "Lady Anteros", your apparent superiority feelings. A large percentage of transsexuals also show higher than average IQ's, lowered self-esteem, self-loathing and digust with a body that "just doesn't fit." You have also mentioned in an earlier thread that you consider yourself homosexual but not a "homosexualist" I had a similar feeling at, and around, puberty, I found men attractive, but somehow I knew I wasn't gay. If I'm way off the mark on this one, just ignore me, I'll ignore this thread. If not and you want to talk, PM me and we can discuss it, I'd like to help. |
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