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Ralph Buskey
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Reply #15 - Jul 23rd, 2006 at 11:37pm
 
Hello Aeyna,
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My name is Ralph but I don't mind thinking of myself as Ralphina. I'm a natural born male, but I think I have chimerism which is female genes inside of me. There was a show about that on Lifetime Health called "I Am My Own Twin". Anyway, I also consider myself transgendered and always have that longing for becoming a female. I live with that desire but I cannot get a sex change as I am happily married to a wonderful woman. She accepts me as I am and (God Bless her), deals with public opinion since she doesn't want people to think that she is a lesbian. I try to balance out my appearance so that society accepts me as an effiminate looking male husband. So far, so good. I have a good relationship with my family, and also the grandchildren of my wife's daughter through her first marriage. Everyone accepts me for who I am, so I have no need to go through any transformation to being a complete female. My female brain can coexist in my male body with no problem at all. I just reserve my female outer appearance for private moments at home only. I'm learning all of the time how to adapt to everyone's perception of my coexistense with them being half male and half female in appearence. Most people are really acceptant, as long as one has a jovial atttitude.

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Reply #16 - Jul 25th, 2006 at 1:40am
 
Thanks again for the warmth and good advice, everyone.  I've been very interested in undergoing a past life regression but haven't had the time.  I think I'll make the time Smiley.

I'm in the same situation as you, Ralphina, except my wife does not support my transitioning although she concurred with my therapist that hormones would be beneficial to me.  We also have children, so it's even more complicated as you well know.    In a sense I'm transitioning physically but with no roadmap in place regarding the endpoint of it all.    You're lucky that you have such an accepting wife.   My does try, and it's probably too much to ask of any person, so I have no ill will; this has been very very hard on her.  Just yearning w/o much outlet at this point.  I wish the things that made me happy didn't make her miserable, but that's the reality of it.   


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Reply #17 - Jul 25th, 2006 at 2:17am
 
Aeyna and Ralphina

i wish you happiness and love; the path you have chosen is not easy but your spirits are being made strong in this journey and it is in the name of love that you venture forth.

She ne'er lov'd who durst not venture all ... Dryden.

Keep well and know that there are people that understand.

My love
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Reply #18 - Jul 25th, 2006 at 1:50pm
 
Hi Aeyna,

just wanted to say hi, and glad to have you with us, and welcome!  Looking forward to corresponding with you on the board.  I think you will find it very interesting with the richness of the collective members.  Some very wonderful people here to meet!

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Reply #19 - Jul 25th, 2006 at 2:08pm
 
dear Aeyna you said: Just yearning w/o much outlet at this point.  I wish the things that made me happy didn't make her miserable, but that's the reality of it.   
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I understand this statement well and my heart goes out to you. women's energy is a yearning type..she wishes to give her best away and have it received. so often this is not how reality is on the Earth. chin up though..there will be completion of that yearning. we just can't predict the exact date. what I wished to say about your wife; she on some level chose to journey with you for her own growth I'm sure, as I'm sure your relationship with her did not begin when you met, but perhaps long before you and she were born into flesh.  when a man and woman get together they are busy reflecting each other. her own self image is undergoing a severe belief system crash right now. the woman needs the man energy to be proud of herself that she is a woman, and vice versa. now she has to come to terms that balance is everything..within her she must find her balance on her own as her man is becoming what she is, a woman. she will be thinking of you as "girl friend." soon. or best friend. (better) so its hard.  for instance, my friend who's husband was growing breasts, which is a symbol of womanhood, told her that his breasts were bigger and better looking than hers????  how crass I thought. they did divorce. this competition you can avoid to understand your wife's is feeling perhaps she has failed you to bring forth your manhood, if that makes any sense to you, she may feel threatened with her own self image but not want to admit it to you. if the two of you can support each other regardless of gender issues you can stay together but its going to be tough from my viewpoint as both are expressing the same polarity.

when we transit to our true home, which is not this Earth, things look different, we can see we took on our gender expression and that all of us are free to express either gender qualities as we have both inside the free and loving spirit domain.
I love being a woman this life. I sense I was male in another and a somewhat onery male but I had a tender heart which saved me from hell. balance is the key, to become balanced in both expressions; there is so much freedom in that thought, that we can put aside our roles we've taken on and be fulfilled in those yearnings you speak of. hope this helped. and be gentle with each other  is my only message for all those lucky enough to have a relationship going on. Smiley


she never loved who durst not venture all...from Auggie by Dryden..oh, yea!
courage is the name of the game!
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Reply #20 - Jul 25th, 2006 at 3:26pm
 
Laffingrain,

Thank you for that insight.    I was profoundly moved by it.   You put into words what we've been experiencing nonverbally for some time.  Yearning to love and express as women, but finding no "outlet" in the other.    So much love for each other too, so we find ourselves full of ineffable sadness.    

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