Transformative Honeymoons

OK, obviously I get really worked up about this whole "Tranvestic Fetish"
nonsense - but a gay guy who's out can't catch it, a skinny guy who looks
good in a dress won't be diagnosed with it - it's a fat persons disease.
The only people who will ever be diagnosed with it are men (only men),
effeminate men (but only effeminate men who are shy and socially awkward
as they try to act masculine) and overweight and uncomfortable with their
female appearance.
I am sure that close to 100% of the people diagnosed with Transvestite Fetish
by a Gender Therapist (as opposed to being diagnosed by non gender therapist
specialist (who just don't know any better), but among Gender Therapists
(specialist in this field) , close to 100% of the people are:
a) men
b) shy
c) overweight
d) in the closet about their sexuality (gay, bi, or straight)
e) like to wear women's clothing in the privacy of their bedroom
f) and are uncomfortable talking about their feelings with the therapist
    they are talking to.

This is not a serious diagnosis - it is a red flag:
       "YOUR THERAPIST IS A HORSES' ASS!"

get another therapist -please
trust me -you will be so much happier

In my last post I gave a link for commenting on this Tranvestic Disorder
revision to the APA DSM-5 and please comment on this if you feel
strongly about it -but be polite and reasoned - we are trying to live
with dignity.

My last post also includes the public comment I made on Transvestic
Disorder, if you want to read about my negative experience with  this
"diagnosis"


I'll talk about something else next time,
I promise, OK
and as always, a couple reruns:

Take Care,

Samantha


[Jennifer, Stupid Bloggger won't let me post any comments -I'm
working on it- but your last caption gave me nightmares! (giggle)
there's some really neat use of graphics to support a story -but
Heavens! You think I'm kidding about the nightmares.
Have you "arrived" at D+X yet ?- I want to read what happens]