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I dont know if this post is locked to non-community members, but it deals with multiplicity and sex. Many of the posts made me angry, but Ive only responded twice. I thought maybe some members with more experience with this subject might be able to give a different point of view.
I dont know if this post is locked to non-community members, but it deals with multiplicity and sex. Many of the posts made me angry, but Ive only responded twice. I thought maybe some members with more experience with this subject might be able to give a different point of view.
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Date: 2005-08-03 10:31 pm (UTC)And it's very common among people who are transgender to feel they are two people, because you find out very early on through societal pressure that you almost have to make up a "girl personality" to match the body (if you have a girl body) -- hell, I did it myself for a long time. But this is not the same thing as two different people. It's more like "thinking like a girl", and it can get pretty damn tiresome -- not like having actual girls in your system who front, they don't get tired of being themselves.