Showing posts with label sexuality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexuality. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

WoMan

Jeffree Star
A memory crossed my mind tonight while watching Faceoff. It was amazing how people could be transformed into such works of art. A rather fascinating show for anyone who is interested in the movie industry and its special effects. Anyways, the memory that crossed my mind is of a close friend of mine, Jeremy. I grew to love him but there was one problem he was gay and is currently on his way to possibly being transgender. It was amazing the transformation I saw after the months he came out to me and his friends. It was subtle but slowly he became even more girly than me. He would strut in high heels and work tight fitting dresses. His eyeliner was so perfect all the girls envied him. How could I fall for such a creature? Perhaps it was all that blush or that ever increasing confidence? Maybe deep inside I had an inner lesbian that was crying to come out? Who knows, it still baffles me. The memory in particular of this gorgeous individual was a few years ago at my college. I was at a neighboring dorm visiting with him and some friends. A pillow fight ensued and it resulted in me tipping and clumsy falling into his lap. Head first into an area only men where allowed to venture. I pulled away apologizing thinking it quite funny at the time until he grabs my head and looks me in the eyes and asks something I had never thought he would ask. Would you change into a man for me, why can't you just have a dick? I did not know how to answer, I had never thought of such a thing and now I am still wondering as to why this question puzzles me so much. Would I honestly be willing to change a physical aspect of myself, such as whether or not I have a dick? I do not think I would. I think if you honestly love someone you should be able to look beyond that aspect of them and not ask them to change. It hurts knowing that this was the only thing keeping me from being able to date someone like him. A simple body part and he wanted me to change from what I was just to satisfy him because my current self could not but yet he tells me he loves me. I think people can do whatever they want with their bodies. If you are a man and you want boobs go for it, If you a girl and you decide you do not want your breasts go for it. If that is what will make you feel complete and happy the more power to you. All I ask is this do not ask others to change their physical anatomy for your own gain. Instead how about you actually go for the people who do have that set of anatomical traits you desire. Jeremy and I are still very compatabile but I finally realized we are just friends. He has never asked me another question like this and seems to have moved on well in his life but deep inside I will always love my sweet transvestite.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Who?

Who am I? Well why do you want to know? What is it that makes you want to know me? Am I pretty enough for you to talk to? Is there some physical feature that you wish to acquire? Perhaps my hip to waist ratio is in your right category? 

Males.. thinking women are just things to capture and to prize due to their desire to simply pass on their genetic gravy. Do they really want to know me for my personality? I have not met many men who do. Those whom I have found that desire my personality and my companionship turn out to be gay men. Oh how I love them. To bad gay men are not actually the straight ones. Perhaps the straight men can put away their testicular pride for a few seconds and look at how real men should act. I am not suggesting that men go out and act like the stereotypical gay man. I would just like it for once you use a little tact when approaching a female. Maybe actually want to be her friend and discover things about each other and build trust before whipping out the sexual warfare that you declare on us in a desperate attempt to get some action. Of course, my desires are probably unrealistic. Men cannot seem to help themselves and the ones that can are often looked down upon or do not have enough courage to put themselves out there for women to truly appreciate.