Are You Convincing?

• Posted by Mia Wallace August 11, 2014 #CONVINCING TS TV TG  2,104 views
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  A lot of my blogs and articles are often written with mischief in mind. Funnily enough thouh they usually end up being the most viewed and most commented on written pieces on the site (but not the most liked lol). Check me out bitches. Bizarrely though they all seem to throw up some serious discussion which is quite cool.

   

  I published a poll on this site as I believe maybe 1 in 100 transgendered (if that) make a convincing woman and for my own amusement wanted to see how many deluded folk there were on here. 25% yeh thats roughly what I expected.

   

  A friend of mine once said she wouldnt ever pass as a woman as she isnt a woman. She is a transsexual woman and thats what she looks like. Shes hot and also has a very good point. Personally I realise this. I've got a big nose, big feet and am 6ft tall. Yes I've lost the male beer gut, have (real) bee sting tits, small shoulders, small hands, wear beyonce knickers, perfect nails, lovely eyebrows, all over body tan, wear womens casual clothes 24/7, girly piercings, waxed body and am remarkably effeminate nowadays. But convincing??? Don't be ridiculous.

   

  I look 3rd sex, very unmanly but definitely not a woman. And do you know what? I love it. Three or four years ago I was looking in the 'circus' mirrors that many trans folk seem to look in when they are dressed. The reflection you see and your self perception on your appearance (not how you feel) is so detatched from others perception and the reality of the situation its almost like a mental illness. We can only piss with the cock we have got. You can only do so much to feminise your appearance. But I think people seem to need to lose these delusional ideas of what they actually look like.

   

  Anyone with half a braincell will realise that being transgendered is a feeling. It isnt all about looks. I'm not on about transvestic fetishisits, hpw weasel whackers etc as their motivation is sex based. But TG's I think you should celebrate what you really are. Not what you think you are or what you want to be. Be real with yourself. Because if you do manage to achieve this level of realism and work with what you have got the more chance you have got of a) being happy with yourself and b) people in society respecting you for who you are.

   

  Lots of Love as always

   

  Gemma x