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There are a lot of times when I want to talk to women as well...but then I remember, they're not going to see me as a man. They won't understand at all...
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Hey. I'm in love with a tranny in a wheelchair
And every time he says I'm beautiful, it gives me goosebumps.
Next time, you should tell her
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I'm jealous... I want to be a man. More than anything.
I think we'll both find love someday. We'll _all_ find love someday. You just have to stop looking.
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I happen to work with people in wheelchairs, my entire work place is dedicated to those children, and I think everyone of them deserve love. They are some of the brightest and most amazing people I know.
As for being FTM, I will say it a thousand times, the only man I've ever truly love was FTM, he's quite possibly the only person I'll ever love. We may have broken up, but I still love him and if anyone were to put him down because of who he is, I'd defend him to my last breath.
Neither of those things will stop you from being loved. Be proud of who you are. Be happy with who you are. Because you're amazing.
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People in wheelchairs find lovers. You can too.
People who are trans find lovers. You will too.
You will find someone. It's not easy to find love, but you will. You won't be alone forever. Good luck ST and have fun
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Oh, my god.
Next time, say it. Please. I just... That would make my day, if someone said that to me. c:
Also, nobody is ever "just" anything.
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Tell them.
No matter who says it, a woman loves to hear that she's beautiful, especially from someone who truly means it.
And you won't be alone forever. Just from this secret, you seem like a strong, brave, kind, compassionate person. Who could not love that?
All the best.
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I know an MtF who I find astoundingly beautiful who ended up saving my life by just being there. I didn't tell her about it until a year and a half later. Even after having seen her a few times. Just make sure that you can because every time I didn't, I regretted it.
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That's a wonderful compliment. Don't be afraid to speak your mind
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You should just say it! No matter if you're a trans or if you're in a wheelchair. Love comes and exists for everyone, and all women like to hear they're beautiful. In my opinion, you should juuuust be more careful when you choose the words and the way you say it.
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I dunno about you, but I've wanted to have sex in a wheelchair forever! Nothing wrong with being in a wheelchair. And every woman likes to hear she's beautiful, no matter who it comes from.
Okay, well, to a point. As long as it isn't said with a leering smile or alcohol breath or is something similar to "you got a purty mouth." Then we freak out a little.
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This! minus the wheelchair sex thing.
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If I ever get a hold of a wheelchair, I have it all mapped out in my head, no lie.
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I wish you luck in your endeavors. ;D
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^________^
I'd be flattered.
I try to give out a compliment a day, because we as a race and a society don't do enough of that
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..just as long as it doesn't get weird, and nothing in return is asked.
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If anybody said that to me... okay, I'd be freaked out because I'm under 18 and look it, but if I was an adult myself, I'd be charmed 
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I think it's wonderful that you would want to say that to someone, but you need to be careful. With the way society is today, everyone is paranoid of everything all the time. Compliments are nice, but you need to be careful of the way you give them. It doesn't matter that you're in a wheelchair, or that you're trans.
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I'm aware this got posted twice, and I have no idea why it did. Sorry.
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I think it's wonderful that you would want to say that to someone, but you need to be careful. With the way society is today, everyone is paranoid of everything all the time. Compliments are nice, but you need to be careful of the way you give them. It doesn't matter that you're in a wheelchair, or that you're trans.
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....to be perfectly honest, I'd be more bothered by the word "chillingly" than the fact you're a trans.
But yeah. I'm not the type of person to be too terribly irked by that.
So you never know, people find others all the time!
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It doesn't matter if you're trans, and a wheelchair is just a tool for getting around. It doesn't define you. Someday, someone will see this. But you have to learn to love yourself first.
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this is exactly how i feel. i hate how people look at a person in a wheel chair and only see the chair. it's like looking at a soldier and only seeing the prosthetic. i want everyone to read this and see people for what they can do despite the limitations imposed by their bodies.
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I think Any woman would be Happy to hear that, You should have said it.
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