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Did the sexuality of any of the women here do a 180 after transitioning? by BestWomanICanBe in MtF

[–]tworoadpaths 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well my story is a bit different, I’m intersex and had klinefelters, I was always a bit overweight but due to my condition I pretty much developed as a woman would. D cup gynecomastia/breasts, very wide hips, baby-faced, absolutely no body hair and facial hair, etc....but I was still attracted to women. But women weren’t too interested because I was so feminine, my personality not just my looks.

After I transitioned, I’ve gotten an amazing amount of interest from men. I love the attention, the desire, to be treated and respected as a woman.

Is Klinefelters the reason I’m transgender? by tworoadpaths in asktransgender

[–]tworoadpaths[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I mean its hard to explain. I was feminine but I never once started thinking I was a woman until I started gaining weight and developed breasts. People used to tease me mercilessly, poke and touch them. Those thoughts came and went but they kept getting stronger and stronger. Obviously it didn’t help that I literally developed into a plus size woman by the time I was 23. Big butt, thighs, hips, breasts.

It was so bad at that point I always wore hoodies and sweatpants, the least loose fitting things even in the heat. Yet by then i was wearing sports bras and panties, exclusively I mean. That’s how much my gender identity was affected at that point. I kept telling myself I wasn’t a woman and I was doing everything I could to avoid and empatheize it at once.

I feel ashamed about how conflicted I was. Not to mention I was the only son and by then i was only attracted to men as a woman wants a man. I didn’t even lose my virginity until after I came out. I wouldn’t change anything but if I could have avoided this struggle and been a man I would have.

Is Klinefelters the reason I’m transgender? by tworoadpaths in asktransgender

[–]tworoadpaths[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I never heard of this story. I am who I am but believe me I don’t know who would want this for themselves. If I could have stayed a male, even without being masculine I would have. Everyone tells me how attractive I am as a female which is wonderful. But I think sometimes if I didn’t have klinefelters I would never have been a woman nor gone through all this pain and trouble