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Any chatters out there?


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[annie]

> Any chatters out there?

Yes, but it would be very helpful if you would state what subject(s) you're interested in.

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OK, this seems to be working better. I logged in under Crome. Now I can
chat about the two things that interest me.

Firstly, I am curious about your community. Your sexuality. And, how you
live your lives.

The second thing that interests me about your community is more
personal. I am a cancer survivor who has had my prostate removed. Since
then, I find no attraction in women. I never was attracted to men. But,
I am becoming attracted to transgendered persons. I dont even want to
say trannies or shehes, or the other names I hear bandied about.

I am sorry to be disrespectful, but I am a rookie here. So,
if you have experiances with anyone like me, or comments, I would
appreciate hearing form
you.

Thanks,
Doug

ps - located in south central British Columbia. Semiretired, age 64.


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[annie]

> OK, this seems to be working better. I logged in under Crome.

If you are having difficulty reading the forum under Yahoo, a much cleaner and more direct interface into the Forum is on line here:

viewforum.php?f=2

> Firstly, I am curious about your community.

Our specific program is intended for the overall Transgender community, and our people are quite diverse. If you're unfamiliar with the term "Transgender", a good overview appears here:

http://www.geekbabe.com/dlv/mydlv/wiki/ ... ransgender

> Your sexuality.

Our people are very diverse in sexual preference.

> And, how you live your lives.

Again, our people are very diverse, but most live what would be called "normal" lives except most are affected to one degree or another by some kind of gender identity issue.

> But, I am becoming attracted to transgendered persons.

In the vernacular, you would be referred to as an "admirer" and we have always welcomed admirers in our program. We have an Admirers Guide on line here:

http://www.geekbabe.com/dlv/admir1.html

> I dont even want to say trannies or shehes, or the other names I hear
> bandied about.

Such terms tend to be highly disliked in our community.

> if you have experiances with anyone like me, or comments,
> I would appreciate hearing form

We've had admirers, both male and female, at our events off and on since the very early days. Most have been perfect gentlemen (or ladies) and have been well-received by the group. Those who were not well received tended to come on much too strong and treated some of our people more like sex objects than people, and that is probably the number one blunder that an admirer can make.

We would be happy to answer any specific questions or concerns you have. We prefer to chat in public.

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This web site doesn't work for me. Do u have a live chat room?


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[annie]

> This web site doesn't work for me.

What error message, specifically, do you get when you try to access our web site? We take web site outages very seriously and we have the technical expertise to help users who have difficulty.

> Do u have a live chat room?

No, we do not. I will speak very freely here, and please excuse me for being blunt. If you're looking for "chat" of a sexual nature, you have come to the wrong place, please look elsewhere. That's not what we're about, sorry.