perpetual_in_motion [score hidden] 9 hours ago
If she doesn’t accept you then she’s not the one. You deserve someone that loves you for who you are, not despite it.
[–]ImpressiveTeabags [score hidden] 6 hours ago
FACTS
[–]justpassingby--- [score hidden] 3 hours ago
This. And that’s why op should tell her sooner than later. It’s better to know now if this is a problem for her or not, for op’s sake really.
Last-Laugh7928- he/him | transmasc lesbian |

8/21/21 [score hidden] 7 hours ago
some of these comments are strange. anyway, i really empathize with you. i've never experienced that, but i'm sure it feels like a fantasy you don't want to end. you already know what you need to do and i'm sure you'll do it, so you don't need my advice. good luck, i hope it works out!
[–]DadJoke2077- He/Him | T: 27.02.25 | Pre Op [score hidden] 4 hours ago
Same. Some comments have a strong internalized transphobia vibes, like you’re not a liar or doing something harmful just because you don’t immediately disclose that you’re trans. People need to chill out lol
Avasiaxx [score hidden] 9 hours ago
As someone that wasn’t told for a year, please do her a courtesy and tell her. Still with my partner despite but it was super fucking hard.
[–]Technical-Sleep-2792 [score hidden] 9 hours ago
A year!!!! I'm going to tell her obviously, but that's insane. I'm sorry. I'd never do that to someone
[–]samGeewiz- User Flair [score hidden] 8 hours ago
Not really trying to like throw salt in the wound, But you haven’t said how long it’s been since you haven’t told her. I don’t feel like you’re in the position to judge other people’s decisions and lengths of time either… just tell her.
[–]halfstoned [score hidden] 8 hours ago
A year versus 2 weeks is nothing
[–]Technical-Sleep-2792 [score hidden] 8 hours ago
Ah sorry I really didn't mean to come off judgementally at all!!! Really didn't mean that. Its been only a week and a half since it turned romantic rather than friends I'm sorry again
[–]samGeewiz- User Flair [score hidden] 8 hours ago
How long have you been friends?
[–]Technical-Sleep-2792 [score hidden] 8 hours ago
4 months, the friendship has been equally as intense as this new romantic conversion bit
[–]samGeewiz- User Flair [score hidden] 8 hours ago
Sure. And I guess that’s kind of why the comment - I haven’t said anything for 1.5 weeks, doesn’t apply in the same way.
[–]Chezburgah [score hidden] 8 hours ago
huh? ur not required to tell ur friends ur trans. they’ve not even been romantically involved for 2 weeks yet. it’s rlly not that serious
[–]samGeewiz- User Flair [score hidden] 7 hours ago
Absolutely, you’re not required to tell friends. But is the person going to see it as 1.5 weeks or 4 months and change?
[–]Individual_Occasion6 [score hidden] 5 hours ago
Man chill out
continue this thread
[–]bluespice69 [score hidden] 5 hours ago
You're coming across as really bitter, you should unpack that in therapy. Clearly your partner not telling you for a year is still having lingering affects.
continue this thread
[–]Chezburgah [score hidden] 3 hours ago
lmao ur so committed to this
wavefinderkai [score hidden] 9 hours ago
Tough situation to be in, I can imagine. I would say to be upfront about things sooner rather than later, as you both seem to be investing more emotionally in each other. Ultimately tho, if she’s the one for you she’ll accept ALL of you and being trans wouldn’t be a dealbreaker. Coming out will inform you whether it’s worth it pursuing things further. Finding love like this genuinely scares me as a trans man the more I pass too. I just know I’d want someone to love me in spite of that or else they’d unfortunately not be the person for me.
[–]Technical-Sleep-2792 [score hidden] 9 hours ago
I know and I agree with you, but we can't help that personal preferences will come into it. And I just don't want to lose someone who I really believe is my person, because I'm missing 6 inches between my legs. Thank you for the words, I appreciate them and I wish you the best too
S3R4PH11M [score hidden] 8 hours ago
I don't think kissing someone while they don't know your trans is an issue even. No one is entitled to know what your sex organs look like. And no one is entitled to know your a minority. That puts you in a vulnerable position that could end with you being hurt.
If she has a poor reaction or thinks shes entitled to that. That'll tell you her real character.
[–]JustAGuy_2002 [score hidden] 5 hours ago
As a trans person, I honestly disagree. Kissing is a form of intimacy, and if they’re both attracted to each other and in love, that implies that they want to pursue a relationship. Relationships generally are pursued with the intent of finding a long term partner, and in (probably) most cases, having children. Especially at that age, people are looking for something long term.
This could be viewed as leading her on, and I would not blame her for thinking that when she finds out.
I do not think OP is a bad person, but I do think he should tell her as soon as physically possible so she can decide whether this is a relationship she is interested in pursuing or not
[–]aspentreesarecool- T

28/10/21 | TS 25/04/23 [score hidden] 55 minutes ago
My one problem with this take is, would you expect a cis person to disclose that they're infertile after a single kiss? Would you expect a cis person who has had to have genital reconstruction surgery to do the same? Obviously in the latter case it's probably important before sexual contact, but I would never consider someone to have led me on for not telling me that, but maybe I'm in the minority here.
[–]S3R4PH11M [score hidden] 5 hours ago
I think this is a little tone death with whats currently happening in the world and could potentially harm someone. No, you don't have to tell someone something that could make you end up dead or worse, being forcibly de-transitioned. Ur free to have your opinions but you should bring up the danger of that when giving people advice. Not everyone is fully aware of whats happening
[–]samGeewiz- User Flair [score hidden] 3 hours ago
No one has to tell anyone as much as no one needs to pursue to a sexual dynamic. I think there’s a solid argument that if there’s a possibility of danger that telling the person one is pursing of serious repercussions, it’s probably not someone to pursue. For me, not telling someone crosses a boundary with consent.
[–]dogsinthepool [score hidden] 4 hours ago
i agree with you but i did get a comment removed on here recently for telling someone they should tell the person they’ve been dating that they’re trans, is weirdly a very unpopular opinion here
[–]JustAGuy_2002 [score hidden] 4 hours ago
Huh, that’s strange. To me, it’s common decency. That, and starting a potential relationship without telling them the full truth about yourself sets the precedent for more lies down the line.
Again, not an attack on OP especially since he’s said he’s going to tell her - more of a general comment on the importance of honesty in a relationship