Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 11:58 pm
I don't see it. I think he's got a drastically different face shape and feature arrangement than me.
Well, I guess when you know your face pretty well, it's difficult to agree when someone else tells you that you and someone else look alike. So, I get it. It's just that I kind of see it, so I figured I'd mention it.turquoise70 wrote:I don't see it. I think he's got a drastically different face shape and feature arrangement than me.
If it makes you feel any better, Melissa Joan Hart and Ariel Pink look quite alike, as you slightly favor him in that picture.turquoise70 wrote:Sorry. I don't mean to jump down your throat. It's just that truthfully I'm super self-conscious about my face and my appearance overall. One of my most constant fears is that my face looks masculine or makes people think I'm a guy. I don't really expect you to -know- that beforehand, but now at least I've said it out loud.

That actually DOES make me feel WAY better. I ADORE Melissa Joan Hart. Especially in that particular shot. I'm this close to making that an avatar.bearhead wrote: If it makes you feel any better, Melissa Joan Hart and Ariel Pink look quite alike, as you slightly favor him in that picture.
And she doesn't look masculine by any means.
I think you misunderstand what being trans -is-. There's an element of choice in deciding to transition, but being who I am inside is no choice. I chose to openly transition, but the opposite choice was a life of misery never truly being who I am. I attempted suicide in 2011 because I thought I was going to have to be a guy forever. My 'choice' was between almost guaranteed suicide.... and social ridicule, an increased chance of being the subject of a homicide, along with the loss of any meaningful relationship with my family. And you have -no- sympathy for that? Really. I call that being a dick, no matter how well-intentioned your sentiment was.hexagon son wrote:Whatever lour lifestyle changes are or are going through, I have nothing but respect for that. However, if you suffer some kind of anguish from it, I have no sympathy. Not because I am an uncaring person, only because if we make choices in life that bring us any kind of grief, we have brought it upon ourselves.
<3 <3 <3 I'd probably be blushing. Scottish accents are hotIronMark wrote:Nicole, you absolute hottie. If we weren't on opposite sides of the world I'd be chatting you up as we speak.
I will!IanRedpoint wrote:I hope you have support from your friends. I think it's always harder for family to embrace a change like this. Hopefully that will come with time. It really can work. Dawn's family, even her wife, have been onside throughout. Love can and should be stronger than gender.
Let us know that you're okay, post surgery. We'll be thinking of you.
Amen. Onwards!IanRedpoint wrote:Anyway, we need more women making electronic music.
I take your point, although gender is not the same thing as sexual orientation. In fact, the two often operate completely independently from one another. Sexual orientation is what you find attractive in another person. Gender is what you feel you, yourself are, or ought to be.Headphase wrote:I'm still in school and I swear this is how everyone judges you like this:
"If you are a girl who likes boys, that's okay
If you are a girl who likes girls. that's okay
If you are a boy who likes girls, that's okay
If you are a boy who liek's boys, THAT'S WRONG AND YOU SHOULD BE PUNISHED"
I completely disagree with the statement above, which someone ACTUALLY said to me. I don't care what sexuality you are:
As long as you are happy in life, then you are living life correctly
Us. Do one.MAXIMUS MISCHIEF wrote:who cares