bedcde No.4028
if there was somebody you knew before they were a trap, would you think of them as a trap? or would you always see them as an actual guy?
the other day i saw somebody i knew in middle school (he was a total fag back then) wearing a bra under his shirt (you could see the outline of the top of it) and all i could think of him as a dude, i even called him by his actual name
honestly he didn't look any different to me (minus the tits that may or may not be there)
dafe4a No.4032
I've known a mtf transgendered individual for close to a decade now, and even though she's transitioned fully and is post-op I still can't think of her using the female pronouns. I have to struggle to not accidentally say 'him' when referring to her. Its bafflingly difficult.
e34b75 No.4631
Personally, I kind of have that towards myself. I haven't started hormones yet but I've gradually changed my appearance by things like, well, growing my hair out mostly. Other than that I naturally have a pretty feminine face and I already look like a girl to strangers, but whenever I look in the mirror I think I still look like a boy.
I know being happy as a boy would require a huge personality change and that making my body more feminine is really the only way to fix my depersonalisation as I tend not to suffer from it at times when I do see myself as female for whatever reason, but at the same time I worry I might never be able to believe my body is female, no matter what I do.
That said, I still have many things left to try.
5df47f No.4731
>>4032Fuck pronous, use names?
18db41 No.4737
I think I could be a little weirded out if I were involved with some trap, and then I saw a picture of her before her transition.
c77ff0 No.6924
I could do it if I knew them in childhood and as an adult I met up with them again but to know someone as a teenager or older and then try and do it? I don't think it would be that easy.