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2011A Good Man is Hard (to Find)
For women, finding the right man can be a hard thing to do in the best of circumstances. But, for me, the difficulty is off the charts.
Just being trans whittles down the pool by more than 90%, I figure. But that’s just the beginning.
Being in a relationship complicates matters further. (More on this next time – and no, I would never cheat.)
For a time, I was going out to receptive venues to test out my feminine sexuality and just to see if anything or anyone piqued my interest.
There was one guy who I found handsome and charming and we developed a certain rapport. But I cut and ran when I couldn’t shake the feeling that he didn’t respect my existence as a person. I wasn’t asking for much, but he could give nothing. My perception was that he needed to view me as nothing more than an impersonal object.
I couldn’t accept that.
Even though I was curious about my limits and all, and there he was, ready and willing…
So, what was the problem?
For better or worse, I think the answer is less about self-respect than it is about self-preservation.
I’m not sure exactly how I’ll feel if and when I allow anything to happen with a man. This is all so new and uncertain for me. But I certainly don’t want someone to treat me like crap at that very vulnerable moment.
There’ll be more on this topic, so come back Saturday and check it out. K?




Deena
Janie the Mae West quote is “A hard man is good to find”.
AnnaRosa
“A hard man is good to find”.
Indeed. That is the way it works for MOST women.
Cyrsti
I am exactly in the same boat as you. I have never gone all the way with a guy.
The way it looks, I may never.
It seems each and everyone wants to skip everything but the sex…which I refuse to do.
Learning anything about a guy seems to be out of the question. Doing anything with him seems to be even further removed.
The worst offenders seem to be our own “trans” sisters.
Quoting “Deena” and Mae West a hard man is easy to find and they will send you the pictures.
Cyrsti
janie
Don’t despair, Cyrsti. You’ll find someone; they’re out there somewhere. Don’t let the sleazeballs distract you from that fact. Personally, I figure there must be more I can do, different places I can look, different ways I can behave or attitudes I can take. I have met guys who really do want to talk and get to know me (and then have sex, no doubt) but they have either been geographically unsuitable, boring or unattractive to me. Chin up, my dear, and never give up.
fbg456
another wonderful blog. And You make Salome wonderful points. I agree most men are looking for something quick and easy no strings attached. Just get in get off and get on. And while this can be satisfying for both at times i do not think it can ever be as satisfying as the passion that arises when two people are looking for more than that. To know each other intimately and explore their partners desires. The emotional orgasm is so much deeper and intense than the.physical and if you can combine them well WOW what an exprience. And it does seem that it is woman more than men that are looking for this deep connection. But there are men out there that are and it is indeed hard to find them and when we do.find a hard one like that it is more than good:)) — ash
janie
Wise words again, Ash. (But, darling, you simply must get that auto-correct thingy under control!)
Deena
Janie you have me a bit confused. Are you single at this point in your life? Are you seeking an intimate relationship with a heterosexual man?
janie
Deena, a very good question, and one I will refer to a bit on Saturday. Suffice it to say, I am not single, and I don’t cheat; as I have said before, my GF has allowed me the latitude to explore my sexuality as a woman…
klyde
Another fascinating topic Janie. I wish I had some words of wisdom but as a married guy I have no experience to call on in this area.
janie
You weren’t always married, were you, Klyde?