Some background so this makes sense. I was born with a vagina but also testicles. My chromosomes are male. Doctors decided to remove my balls when I was young and to be raised as female.
That never sat well with me, but it wasn't until 25 I was told this and finally accepted my masculinity.
Before that I considered myself lesbian. I always liked girls. But now, I have no idea how to fulfill the male role when I don't even have male genitalia? This shit makes me depressed as hell.
I've been reading GC for a year now. It's been a learning process with how to deal with telling females. At first, I wouldn't tell them beforehand, but things were awkward when they find out why I only finger them or eat them out.
Since then I tell girls straight up. Yeah a lot of them lose interest, some few did become more interested, but sex ended up with typical lesbian stuff I always did. They tend to lose interest even when I'm dominant in bed.
I guess I'm looking for advice on what to do. I want girls to view me as a man after they find out. And I want to be able to have relationships where I fulfill the masculine role I know I was born to.
That never sat well with me, but it wasn't until 25 I was told this and finally accepted my masculinity.
Before that I considered myself lesbian. I always liked girls. But now, I have no idea how to fulfill the male role when I don't even have male genitalia? This shit makes me depressed as hell.
I've been reading GC for a year now. It's been a learning process with how to deal with telling females. At first, I wouldn't tell them beforehand, but things were awkward when they find out why I only finger them or eat them out.
Since then I tell girls straight up. Yeah a lot of them lose interest, some few did become more interested, but sex ended up with typical lesbian stuff I always did. They tend to lose interest even when I'm dominant in bed.
I guess I'm looking for advice on what to do. I want girls to view me as a man after they find out. And I want to be able to have relationships where I fulfill the masculine role I know I was born to.
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