15-12-2013, 06:38 AM
(15-12-2013, 06:03 AM)mymoobs Wrote:(15-12-2013, 05:57 AM)Girl2B Wrote:Not being rude but to spend hours on end trawling the and reading variation of answers , is it not easy to ask someone who already has done. The trwling !! Why re-invent the wheel ?(15-12-2013, 05:54 AM)mymoobs Wrote:(15-12-2013, 05:50 AM)Girl2B Wrote:Thank you for detailed explaination . Just goes to show - you don't ask - you don't learn .(14-12-2013, 05:50 PM)mymoobs Wrote: just out of curiosity ' despite reading and researching on net could someone enlighten me the difference between GID / dual gender / Aphrodite ?
I would think that GID is pretty close to someone being transgendered; they were born one sex, but feel as though they SHOULD be the other, as in, born in the wrong body.
I've never heard of DG, but I'd think it's someone that's just as comfy presenting as one sex as they are the other. They could present as a guy one day and present as a woman the next.
An Aphrodite is someone that is born with both sexual organs.
No problem! :-) But, you CAN learn without asking. I've learned a LOT of stuff over the years without having to ask. I'm just very observant.
In some cases, it may be more satisfying, and stay with you longer, if you find out for yourself rather than have someone else just dump the info you quest onto you. Also, looking things up yourself might allow you to find out more than the person that already seems to have the info you want. For instance, they might know all the ins & outs of how The Beatles recorded the "Revolver" album, but they might NOT know that there was a first pressing that was made by mistake and only a few copies were sold before it was recalled to re-press the correct version.


