14-12-2013, 04:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 14-12-2013, 05:17 AM by SarahSchilling.)
What are DES kids?
Anyways, I'd say GID has been both a blessing and a curse for me. A blessing in the sense that I am mentally female, and I enjoy being so. A curse in that I have a male body, which I despise.
Although, I can only answer this question based on my current brain chemistry and experiences, both of which would be vastly different if I were a guy mentally or a gg physically.
So while I say I'd have been happier being born as a girl physically, and miserable as a boy mentally...One can really never know, as one's viewpoint would be unavoidably shifted from what it currently is, in either case.
In short, if you change something that had such a major impact in you becoming the person that you are, then you aren't you anymore. I almost feel that this question is inherently more a measure of one's self esteem than a true evaluation of the impact of GID on one's life. It seems to me like the better a person feels about themselves, the better they'll view their GID. Of course, maybe things are different for those less affected by it, I can't really say.
I feel like I'm typing differently since I'm back on E lol, but perhaps its just my perception of my writing style that's different.
I don't think I would have worded that last sentence so coherently a few days ago, for example. I think flame likes me better when I'm not "in heat".
hahaha, oh damn, that cracked me up for some reason.
Anyways, I'd say GID has been both a blessing and a curse for me. A blessing in the sense that I am mentally female, and I enjoy being so. A curse in that I have a male body, which I despise.
Although, I can only answer this question based on my current brain chemistry and experiences, both of which would be vastly different if I were a guy mentally or a gg physically.
So while I say I'd have been happier being born as a girl physically, and miserable as a boy mentally...One can really never know, as one's viewpoint would be unavoidably shifted from what it currently is, in either case.
In short, if you change something that had such a major impact in you becoming the person that you are, then you aren't you anymore. I almost feel that this question is inherently more a measure of one's self esteem than a true evaluation of the impact of GID on one's life. It seems to me like the better a person feels about themselves, the better they'll view their GID. Of course, maybe things are different for those less affected by it, I can't really say.
I feel like I'm typing differently since I'm back on E lol, but perhaps its just my perception of my writing style that's different.
I don't think I would have worded that last sentence so coherently a few days ago, for example. I think flame likes me better when I'm not "in heat".
hahaha, oh damn, that cracked me up for some reason.

