A story of a boy that may make you sad, but envious...

[Eureka]

well ive been bored, but i found a story that made me feel bad, yet very envious, its on another forum where a boys family actually went out of their way to make this guy into the girl he never wanted to be, i actually kind of wish i was in his situation, but i feel bad none the less, heres the url!

http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.ht ... pst=825292


his screen name was Mathew D.

[DonnaT]

I'm sorry Eureka, but I find Matthew's story a bit fictitious.

It's been 6 months, and I've changed enough if you saw me you could never tell I am a boy. Well, somewhat a boy. In a 6 month period I matured into a woman. I now stand 5ft 7in, with wide hips, a big butt, small waist, long nails, hair down to my butt because it takes too mauch money to cut twice a month, woman face, (really, it is a woman's face) DD chest size, and apparently the perfect hourglass form.

I'm sorry, but DD in 6 months? Not a chance in hell, based on my knowledge. Hair down to his but in 6 months? No way.

after that i went into their closet and found many, many bottles of the TRANSFEMME. It says on the back here: "Great for transectuals! . . .

It would have said "transsexuals".

[SilverLady(SO)]

I've read that entire link, and I find that whole story to be "too good to be true." In other words, I think that Matthew is a fraud.

Any doctor in the USA who would even contemplate giving a male child estrogen shots and/or other female hormones - solely at the parents' request because they desire to transform their genetic male child into a female - is risking a malpractice lawsuit by the 'patient' when that patient becomes a legal adult, and also risks losing his/her medical license. This is especially true if, as Matthew alleges, he was unaware that he was purposely given an estrogen shot by the doctor (Matthew states that he was told it was an 'accident').

Further, if this story were true, then the parents would be committing child endangerment and risk losing custody of Matthew, any other children in the household, and also risk being sent to prison.

Donna makes other good points on why this story is suspicious - DD in 6 months, and hair down to his butt in 6 months, also? No way. It took me almost 2 years for my then-shoulder length hair to grow to my waist level. Even if the alleged hormone shots/pills were being received, they would not work that quickly (6 months).

Without doing more research on the veracity of this story, it is my opinion that Matthew is writing fiction, and many people have bought his story - hook, line, and sinker.

- SL

[Eureka]

ya, but still even if its false, im still kinda envious u know?

[Lydia]

Just for kicks, try Googling "transfemme." Here is a quote:
"Transfemme utilizes a nutripotentized, protomorphogen therapy "
Wow!
Snake oil uses the same therapy, and is cheaper.

It would be funny if you forget that they probably make a lot of money from the stuff. "There's one born every minute."

Lydia

[Anita]

OK, I'm a bit confused. The link, which I tried three times, goes to an Andy Rooney article called, "What's the best thing about being a woman?" where he proceeds to talk about the advantages of being with women who are over 40. But the comments after the article seem to be about Matthew's story.

[Lisa(SO)]

Ok where do I sign up for these shots as it sounds less painful than breast augmentation and I could change my hairstyle all the time from bobs to long and curly!

[Kyra]

Hey Anita,
That forum posts the latest thread first. Matthew D's post is at the bottom. I agree with Donna, it sounds too fishy to me.

Hugs,
Kyra

[Eureka]

OK, I'm a bit confused. The link, which I tried three times, goes to an Andy Rooney article called, "What's the best thing about being a woman?" where he proceeds to talk about the advantages of being with women who are over 40. But the comments after the article seem to be about Matthew's story.

its a forum post, you need to scroll down a little bit

[CJ]

Hi all,

I read Matthew's posts all the way to the part about the uterus transplant. Then I went to see what was new on Fictionmania.

Okay, okay, I get Eureka's point about this being a dream come true. The only problem is, dreams can become nightmares when you're robbed of your ability to consent to what's done to you. Transvestite fiction remains fiction even (or especially) on a women's forum.

Love,
CJ

[Ronnie M]

all I found are quips about women by andy rooney.

there was no story.

[Eureka]

the story starts at the very bottom and goes up from there,