Susan A

From everything I know and have read, it appears that males wanting to be feminine outnumber females wanting to be masculine by approximately 10 to 1. Why is there such a disparity? Have there been any studies done on this?

Two wrongs never ever equal a right. That said, when criminals kill and victimize citizens within their communities no one seems to even care and some will even protect the shooters. There are a few bad cops but on the whole, most cops want to prevent crime and remove criminals from our streets. Most people wouldn’t want a cop’s job. When one or a few bad cops over react or commit a crime against a citizen, it’s like the end of the world in many communities. The ratio of citizens victimized by criminals as opposed to being victimized by the cops is probably several thousand to one yet you would think the ratio was reversed based upon the reaction in many communities. It doesn’t seem rational except that some activists thrive on an “us against them” mentality to garner a following and people follow like sheep.

The very best lies have a few elements of truth. Terrorists set of explosions maiming and killing their targets and innocents alike while various groups and people advocate islam is a religion of peace but they do nothing to stop the violence. They'll protest an interpreted civil rights violation far more than they'll protest terrorism. They'll advocate murder over cartoons! Actions v. words? Rev. Wright utters pathetic allegations and hate speech mixed with a few truths while Obama attends his church for approx. 20 years. Actions v. words? Potiticans talk about curbing exessive spending while attaching ridiculous spending earmarks to legislation. We send millions of jobs to other countries and then our politicians talk about creating jobs in the U.S. Actions v. words? There are dozens of examples in our society where actions destroying traditional America are ignored while the words of various special interst groups or persons are believed. Why?

We've been dating for three years and he's really a great guy - caring, responsible, hard working, kind, etc. We only do the crossdressing thing occassionally (and had fun a few times) but I was wondering what others have experienced.

We've been dating for three years and he's really a great guy - caring, responsible, hard working, kind, etc. We only do the crossdressing thing occassionally (and had fun a few times) but I was wondering what others have experienced.