Bi-Het-Guilty-Pleasures

Alright --- we each have our own opinions about everything that there be opinions about, and in the case of My Not being attracted to trannies aside, I do have the following to add to the acceptance that 'it takes all kinds', and, it will most-likely piss you off (or, gross you out), but, I'm gonna write it down here ANYway.

Ready?

Hold onto your balls......

Clint Eastwood, Charles Bronson, Richard Simmons .... and yours truly, and YOU (if you're a fella), are transsexuals ..... 'naturally'.

If you agree that you've got to build a wall before you can paint it, then you'll understand the biological equivalent, that: when conceived, there is either a male or a female chromostone (yes, I watched All In The Family, so I know all about Hermones and Hismones) involved, but it is useless until either the 3rd or 6th week ... after that, it goes to work on the blank (or wall). If it's female, it simply moves things forward. But, if it's male, well, all hell breaks loose. ** this is where you might want to look away:

The 'blank' is female.

The ovaries descend to become testicles

The clitoris and connected-to-form-a-wishbone-shape erectile tissue on either side of the vulva transforms into a penis

The vulva itself (or lips) fuse together to make the scrotum --- ever wonder where that long (long long / long long long / NO FAIR HOW FUCKING KINGKONG LONG) scar/line from your pisshole to your butthole came from?

All baby boys are NATURALLY transgendered.

Puberty seals it with a second transformation - until then, both sexes have their center of gravity/balance in our hips, but for us males-of-the-species, it then leaves, passes GO, and lands in our shoulders, whereas for girls maturing into women, it remains where it is.

I think, the above is why females are referred to as 'the weaker sex', as us males go to the moon and back, where females do nuthin' -- they just sit at home all day eating chocolates (which, sounds pretty good to Me).

Trannies may still freak Me out, but it isn't that they've nipped-and-tucked themselves — it's because I am ME. There are film genres I don't like. There are some types gay men out there that I either can't stand or they freak Me out. I've also been afraid of heights, and freaked out about seeing a doctor, and spiders used to terrify Me. Oh, and I used to be squeamish about hurting others guys' nuts --- thankfully, I grew out of that phase.

It's perfectly normal and acceptable that you have an opinion -- the problem, is when you force those opinions' barriers on others. I gave you the choice to sign-off from the first, and I've simply stated a biological fact that most of us already knew, even if most of us never put the 2'&'2 of that knowledge together before. Hopefully this rant doesn't come across as self-righteous.