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Guest MrAwesome

Girls are scary, I was wondering how many girls tried to act Macho at some point? To hide being a girl? And what you did? O.o You girls were undercover trying to infect all the boys with cooties weren't you! Admit it! I know your dirty little secrets! >.> <.<

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Guest OneOutOfnOne

The webpage database StumbleUpon classifies the Wikipedia page on Cooties under sexuality. True story. The page itself is actually quite fascinating in its transcendence of the boundary between fiction and reality.

Lydia has never been, nor ever intended to be described as 'macho'.

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Guest Little Sara

Never been able to be, never known what it meant to be, and never was, macho.

So no. I was treated as an outcast from the onset, since being 5 years old and going to school the first year.

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Guest Amanda_Henderson

My parents were the ones that were always trying to ge me to be more macho,

signing me up for football, baseball, and other sports of the nature.

Now that I have come out to the world, and in the line of work that I am doing.

Running flatbed, Throwing Chains, Straps, and Tarps, Having to Tie it all down I think I have the

Girly Macho now more then anything. :D And Yes I try to infect all of the boys with cooties when I can. :P

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Guest Lizzie McTrucker
You girls were undercover trying to infect all the boys with cooties weren't you!

Everyone knows it's the boys that have cooties.

..and if you look on a bottle of T in the list of ingredients towards the bottom you should see "cooties" printed. :P

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Guest April63

I don't think I ever really wanted to be Macho, but I did want (and still do want in a way) to be a little more muscular and attractive to other girls my age. But I want to be a girl at the same time, so I don't know how that works :( Kinda in cycles...

April

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Guest ~Brenda~

Hey Lewis,

This is really funny and serious at the same time!! Well I grew up in a family where "men were men and women were women" and there was no in between (just incredibly neanderthal)! Anyway, during those painful years of my puberty and teenagedom, I had no choice but to become realtively "macho" (I wasn't actually believable to my peers, but it was good enough for my parents). I remember when I was about eleven, and my mother one day pulled me aside after coming in from playing outside and said to me sternly "boys don't walk that way" looking me right in the eye. What she meant was that she was watching me and did not approve of how I moved and carried myself.

Cooties... I have got plenty, I am sending some to you now!!

LOL

bernii

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Guest Little Sara

No one ever told me outright I walked like a girl, til I was like 22. But I'm sure I got beaten up for it before. My parents knew but made no big deal about it either.

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Guest N. Jane

Macho never appealed to me, not even in others. For me it was hopeless - might just as well have pretended to be a fish - would have been just as effective! It was that way from earliest childhood and the closest I ever got was being assumed to be a Gay guy but even that wouldn't stick for long. The most common question was "What ARE you, a guy or a girl?" Back then I didn't know.

Strange ..... 35 years since making the change and nobody has ever asked that question again.

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Guest MrAwesome
Hey Lewis,

This is really funny and serious at the same time!! Well I grew up in a family where "men were men and women were women" and there was no in between (just incredibly neanderthal)! Anyway, during those painful years of my puberty and teenagedom, I had no choice but to become realtively "macho" (I wasn't actually believable to my peers, but it was good enough for my parents). I remember when I was about eleven, and my mother one day pulled me aside after coming in from playing outside and said to me sternly "boys don't walk that way" looking me right in the eye. What she meant was that she was watching me and did not approve of how I moved and carried myself.

Cooties... I have got plenty, I am sending some to you now!!

LOL

bernii

OMG bernie you're a titanium member? >.> I've been around longer than you :( that's it I'm gonna go post like crazy!! >_<
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Guest Donna Jean

Hey, Mr Awesome!

I was wondering ....

What is the address to your fan club.......I mean, If someone wanted to join....lol...

I'm not considered "Macho" at all.....I turned in my "Macho" license.....and was issued a "Cute" permit!

And I would of posted to you sooner, but my Cootie gauge was reading "Low" and I had to run out and get a fill up!

Now I have a full compliment of cooties and that makes me a thoroughly dangerous girl!

Stand back, Please.....Make way.......

I have more posts than you, too....you're not letting the girls get ahead, are you?

Awwww...boys are slackers, anyway!

Donna Jean Cootie Queen!

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Guest Elizabeth K

QUALITY Girls and Guys - no competition here - please! I know it's fun to have a lot of postings, but do keep the goal of the Forum in mind, to provide information, love and support - so NO SPAM postings to get the numbers up!

And Cooties? Definately something boys have - and later when they become men, they just have BODY ODOR.... and mysterious places that constantly need scratching.

And I was born in Texas where we learned MACHO early. My dad taught me, it is an insult to your manhood if someone passes your car on the right side on the interstate - RAM THEM! Road Rage is justifiable in MACHO conditions. [happened to me in Louisiana]

Hummmm... but how many of us 'MTF 'guys' are there in super macho places? Marines, Air Borne Rangers, Navy SEALS, and that stuff... we try...

It never works, but we tried...

It kept us thinking we could be accepted, never worked, but we tried... and tried...

Sad and depressing - spending our lives that way.

Lizzy

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Guest MrAwesome
QUALITY Girls and Guys - no competition here - please! I know it's fun to have a lot of postings, but do keep the goal of the Forum in mind, to provide information, love and support - so NO SPAM postings to get the numbers up!

And Cooties? Definately something boys have - and later when they become men, they just have BODY ODOR.... and mysterious places that constantly need scratching.

And I was born in Texas where we learned MACHO early. My dad taught me, it is an insult to your manhood if someone passes your car on the right side on the interstate - RAM THEM! Road Rage is justifiable in MACHO conditions. [happened to me in Louisiana]

Hummmm... but how many of us 'MTF 'guys' are there in super macho places? Marines, Air Borne Rangers, Navy SEALS, and that stuff... we try...

It never works, but we tried...

It kept us thinking we could be accepted, never worked, but we tried... and tried...

Sad and depressing - spending our lives that way.

Lizzy

OMG... *cries* You... Think.. I would do such a thing?! Rayray would never spam, however ray can think of about 1000 topic ideas ;P actually I like to do that anyway. Ever look at the FTM forum once???? XD I love thinking of new topics and posting :)

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I just have no idea what any of them are talking about, I just let my feminine side show: :blush:

As I helped the quarterback up after throwing him to the ground while playing defensive end - never spiking the ball in the defender's face after scoring a touchdown when playing tight end. :)

I always kept my pinky finger extended when dunking a basketball and I always apologized if it just happened to hit someone in the face after going through the basket - to be polite I never shot my sky hook from more than 18 feet away from the basket and I almost never fouled. :rolleyes:

I never aimed an overhead slam directly at my opponent's stomach or face and I always let them call in or out, I never resorted to just overpowering serves and a lot more spin than anyone else used unless it was getting warm and I needed to finish them off so I could go inside. :P

I was very much the nice young lady, except in Racket ball - there wasn't enough room to be polite - just 'kill 'em and get out! Always Claustrophobic. ;)

Love ya,

Sally

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Guest angie
Girls are scary, I was wondering how many girls tried to act Macho at some point? To hide being a girl?

The Yin and the Yang of who I was,and who I really am.

I was a very gender confused teen,had no idea growing up what a (real man)looked or acted like.

So on entry into the Army at nineteen,I searched for,and found,my idea of what a(real man)looks like.Those hugely muscular men that weight train.I took an effeminate 120lb teen,and turned(him)

into The Hulk.A very masculine appearing,macho acting,165lb,muscle bound(man).I,was massive.

With well defined muscle from head to toe.And I lifted until I was forty seven.I ripped the muscles

on both foremans while lifting too heavy a weight.I couldn't touch a weight,the pain was too great.

And that opened the door for the inner woman to insistently start calling my name.As I couldn't keep her quiet any longer,by burying myself in weight training.Eight years later,I am the real me.

Just as I have always seen her in my minds eye,a 130lb,small,fit,feminine woman.The Real Me.

This is all the truth.

Angie

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Guest My_Genesis

i don't get exactly what you're asking to be honest...i mean like "macho girl"...the first thing i think of is butch lesbian. lol..

unless you mean like girls who are physically strong/muscular, which is different. i don't pay much attention but I've heard the girls' lacrosse team at our school are like more aggressive than the guys' team. i guess that is kinda scary for the opposing team lol. :D

Girls scare me more mentally than physically..it's so hard to figure out their reactions to things you say! :huh:

lol. I kinda gave up trying to be sociable within a group of girls because something bad usually happens on my end :/

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Guest MrAwesome
i don't get exactly what you're asking to be honest...i mean like "macho girl"...the first thing i think of is butch lesbian. lol..

unless you mean like girls who are physically strong/muscular, which is different. i don't pay much attention but I've heard the girls' lacrosse team at our school are like more aggressive than the guys' team. i guess that is kinda scary for the opposing team lol. :D

Girls scare me more mentally than physically..it's so hard to figure out their reactions to things you say! :huh:

lol. I kinda gave up trying to be sociable within a group of girls because something bad usually happens on my end :/

LMAO the MTFs are girls. But they were born into being a Male and were I'm getting at is the girls that used to try acting macho... DO-YOU-UN-DER-STAND? lol

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Guest Nekomata

Nope I was never macho. I've been effeminate since the day I was born and was often mistaken for a girl up until I was 16. I was often pegged as gay after that. After 25 years of denial I finally realize I should have been born female. I made the switch and I've never been happier. I was headstrong sometimes, but never macho!

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Guest My_Genesis
LMAO the MTFs are girls. But they were born into being a Male and were I'm getting at is the girls that used to try acting macho... DO-YOU-UN-DER-STAND? lol

lol, but isn't that kinda like a lot of us may have pretended to like girly stuff?

i would think a lot of mtf's may have just "pretended" to act macho? like to fake who they are? like us pretending to like dresses and teaparties and flying around like little fairies and stuff? (okay that was a bit exaggerated) :lol:

but yeah idk im not finding that scary...lol...

like i said there are a lot of girls who can probably take down a lot of guys in a fight. :P

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Guest angie
lol, but isn't that kinda like a lot of us may have pretended to like girly stuff?

i would think a lot of mtf's may have just "pretended" to act macho? like to fake who they are? like us pretending to like dresses and teaparties and flying around like little fairies and stuff? (okay that was a bit exaggerated) :lol:

but yeah idk im not finding that scary...lol...

like i said there are a lot of girls who can probably take down a lot of guys in a fight. :P

Two of the FTM's I know,were never girly,never pretended to be girly.

In their past lives both were butch lesbians.Until the painful realisation that they were in fact,

men stuck in the wrong body.Only one,John,tried to do the(normal)woman thing.Get married,

have kids,be a woman.That lasted until he admitted he loves women,and felt like a guy,always.

Most of us ladies,after being on HRT for an extended period,could not beat ourselves out of a

wet paper bag.Once the muscles atrophy and wither away,we are as weak as kittens.Even a gallon

of milk takes an effort to carry.LOL but true.Beatup someone?I think not.Maybe in our dreams.

Angie

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