@allora: Well, he is fucking Jimmy Kimmel.

@cde: I thought they used disruptors.

@inchworm: Except that many cross dressers are actually straight males. Something that a lot of people don't quite get or aren't informed of either.

@UpUpAndAway: Yeah, I know a trans gal who had her penis turned inside out so that she had an innie instead of an outtie. She then had to use a series of various sized (medical grade) toys to stretch the skin out so that the new cavity would be large and pliable enough to have intercourse.

@inchworm: No, I agree, but the thing is saying "I'm a Lesbian" is a bit like offering someone a cookie. What KIND of cookie, or does it really matter? Well, ok it matters because I'm allergic to walnuts, or peanut butter. Or in the case of being lesbian, you have anger issues towards men, or you're a lipstick…

@nolongerinacubiclebutstillawho...: I think it's a Star Trek universe question. Are you part of the star trek universe in which klingons are bad, or the universe in which klingons are good.

@briardahl: Gender identity issues tend to run a bit deeper than that. People facing them often have a severe attachment to acts, behaviors, feelings, situations, and reactions as being decidedly male or female. It isn't a societal expectation issue so much as it is a huge division with how that individual views the…

@I, SBJ, A Fucking Dyke: Thank you!

@inchworm: Yeah, I've heard a lot about that unfortunately. You'd think the people who preach most about wanting tolerance and understanding, would be so themselves. Though their internal factions with gender phobia/inferiority complexes seem to be a good part at fault of this.

@blondegrlz: Yeah, I don't know. It's kind of like I can't see Ben Afleck and think about how much Pearl Harbor sucked.

@Miss Smith Drank Your Vodka: Is having a man (originally), who believes his is, acts, walks, and talks, like a woman see you naked any worse or better than a woman (originall), who believes she is, acts, walks, and talks like a man seeing you naked?

@rocknrollunicorn: I think as long as the parents (gay or straight) of the child are perfectly capable of allowing their child to decide their sexuality for themselves, and not fear a lack of support, then who cares what the sex is.

@blondegrlz: Yes, unfortunately Casual Male is a real store chain... =|

@lustylady: I think the best thing you can do is be honest with your child about the situation and how he was conceived. He's obviously going to notice that dad lacks a penis eventually.

@blondegrlz: I can't shop at fashionable male anymore because of that bit.

@nellicat: And you're welcome to the opinion, I understand your reasoning behind it perfectly. I don't really agree or disagree with you, as any decision I made about it (should it become necessary) would be based around my experience with it.

@Peripheralvision: Yep, that's it. My friend described it as the male form of childbirth, complete with tearing. I wanted to curl up into a fetal position and cry after hearing the description of it from him.

@Evil-Jeremy: Oh, it feels better. But I'll trade a little feeling for safety of myself and my partner.

@nellicat: Good intent often leads to many bad things. =)

@jenalicious: Actually, the first thing that ran through my head was, "It puts the condom on it skin, or else it wears the strap-on again."