have them

"...since I was pre-sentient."

When was that? I didn't realize anyone had put a number on that one.

I'm guessing for many listening it's the same thing, only this gives them a plausible "______ made me do it" out to get over a lifetime of denying it.

I'm glad you found this amusing, cause it was creepy as fuck for me. Hope you feel comfortable in your own skin someday, although it's probably unlikely given that our society worships unattainable imagery at every turn.

@SteamPoweredKleenex Ask any abortion protester, I'm sure they've got some theories

Some of my first memories are of me being thrilled with dresses. My mom said my favorite book was snow white when I was two. I only have memories since I was three and a half or so at best, but at the age of five I wanted to wear a bra (and was envious and curious when I discovered a girl in my class wore one.) When I was six I wanted to wear necklaces. Basically there was never a "change" as in I always remember being this way.

I find it amusing because I can't imagine it working on anyone, I don't know why people would want to have gender identity disorder, and wouldn't wish it on anyone. It is a fetish to want to have a disorder that you don't. In rare cases people who have the disorder might like aomething like this, but god willing they will find a real shrink to help them. I think in most cases people who post or make these just jerk off to it.

I can't ever really pass, as I have decided after years and years of struggle, so I have slowly come around to finding a male-appearing style that works for me. I also try to stay in non bigoted areas. I am assumed to be gay by most everyone on first glance which is funny. I could never love a man after all the pain they have caused me. I turn the sadness I have for mankind and the y chromosome into my work. I also show my female partner the dedication and respect I wish I could have and she gives it back to me. I also have some things I like about me and I spend most of my time alone, so my life isn't all that bad.