Comments on: 1. GUESTBOOK

By: Shirley Anne

Shirley Anne — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 17:44:26 +0000

Hello Michael. I very much appreciate your comments and I hope reading my posts won’t disappoint you. You will be aware that not all of my posts are related to the Lord though. I have always tried to witness to people I meet, given the opportunity of course. In the case of my blog I think having too much religious content can put people off visiting so I apply a little salt in season as it were. Perhaps in this way the Holy Spirit can use my meanaderings to suit Gods purpose. Love

Shirley Anne

By: michaelcollins1

michaelcollins1 — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 14:13:30 +0000

Hello Shirley Anne, I really appreciated your use of scripture references in your posts. I happened to see your blog site through the related articles via my e-mail. As a preacher (minister) I was drawn to your site. I’m new at blogging still learning and making my fair share of mistakes I’m sure. I’m so thankful and grateful to the Lord for this incredible opportunity we have to share the Good News of Jesus Christ!! God Bless young lady as you witness for him through this powerful medium. Thanks for following and I to look forward to reading your posts as well. Godspeed My Friend!!

By: v4volcanicity

v4volcanicity — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 21:59:18 +0000

Hi Shirley Anne,

thanks for your reply; I shall certainly make my way through your blog and comment (probably a lot knowing me!) as I am sure that I will find info of interest! People are always interesting to me, and it is really helpful to have another insider to natter to when I am out to search for an answer!

Take care (particularly of those stockings!)

By: Shirley Anne

Shirley Anne — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 07:22:58 +0000

Hi V. Thanks for your kind remarks. I am glad you like my blog. Please feel free to comment on any of my posts, if you find anything of interest of course! Actually when I am at work I only wear cheaper brands of stockings and yes, they do snag occasionally! Love

Shirley Anne xxx

By: v4volcanicity

v4volcanicity — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:26:39 +0000

Hello there,

thank you for sharing such a candid blog. My partner is a part time tgirl (I am what some call a ‘genetic girl’, but prefer just to be called V!) and it is always interesting to meet others and to put feelers out into the community a little bit more one post at a time!

Also, I am very much in awe of your ability to wear FFs all autumn and winter long, I am a terror for snagging them!

Very best wishes

By: Jacob Barnes

Jacob Barnes — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 07:12:26 +0000

Thanks SA, this is a new concept for me, but hey, everyone has their tribulations etc, and I do try to take people as they are.

It was an interesting experience, I never, honestly, expected to have to respond to this situation, but in it I was blown away by how brave my GF was. My reaction was somewhat baffled and inquisitive, which wasn’t as supportive as I would want it to be, but I can totally picture someone freaking out. Imagining having to risk that with everyone you date… goodness. Brave indeed.

Yours,

By: Jacob Barnes

Jacob Barnes — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 07:06:48 +0000

I must admit, it was a little unexpected, and something I have really no referent to in my life, so I’m trying now to read a bit and get some idea. I thought something might be up, hands, a couple body language clues, a couple other things, I wasn’t completely shocked, I rated it as a low order probability.

I was wondering how I’d react, particularly as a vet of boarding schools I have a little bit of subconscious homophobia, which I do try to recognize when it comes up. Jane (lets say jane ) though has always identified as female, and doesn’t seem to push any buttons there.

I also incredibly respect the bravery of telling someone you just started to date this kind of revelation. I had been feeling before a reluctance to be tactile, and now know she was just being kind, in case I freaked out!

Well anyway, we I’m sure will have normal problems, but the TG thing seems OK with me. I haven’t freaked out, or had a delayed reaction. And the normal male/female reactions seem to be occurring on my end, if you get my meaning.

I’ll be reading, do point me to where that does the most good. I have no real good touchstones for this, which leaves me feeling a little clueless.

Peace,

By: Angela Davis

Angela Davis — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 09:52:01 +0000

Hi Jacob

Few and far between are those who can accept a tgirl for what she is and give her the love she needs. You are both very special people and I hope you can make a success of your relationship. There’s SO much more to love than just making babies .

Best wishes,
Angie

By: Shirley Anne

Shirley Anne — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 06:57:08 +0000

Hello Jacob. Thank you for your kind comments. Your girlfriend was simply born a woman but with the wrong body. One’s gender isn’t solely determined by one’s genetalia or even one’s genes. As for your ‘sex’, I presume you mean sexuality, well your sexuality has nothing to do with your gender. Your sexuality is that part of you which determines your sexual attraction to another. If you are worried about these things it isn’t me you should be consulting but maybe a counsellor. Thanks once again for your visit. I hope I can continue to provide something of interest for you. Love

Shirley Anne xxx

By: Jacob Barnes

Jacob Barnes — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 00:58:26 +0000

Interesting website, and a lot of resources. I just found out this week the chick I’m dating is a tgirl, post op. I really really like her though, and am surprisingly cool with it. I’m just an average heterosexual male. I don’t see any major problem, really, I mean she’s a heterosexual woman overall, just took a strange path to that, right? And I still find myself attracted to her.

I’m a bit worried about sex, any ideas? Anything I need to know?