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Poll for Women only: is he really a woman?

Do you report her because she is not a woman?

  • Yes, because she is not a woman

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • No, she has a vagina and is thus a woman

    Votes: 2 66.7%

  • Total voters
    3

jesuschrist

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You meet her at an equestrian event for a dressage competition. You've heard of her but finally you get a chance to meet her. She has exceptional control of her horse. It's your turn and you turned out your personal best. But now the judges have ruled and expectedly, she wins, and you think she deserved it and you express your admiration for her at the banquet table in a lineup.

She turns to you and looks you in the eyes, a kind of long seductive look. You see her gazing at your mouth, then your neck, then your hair. She says, "but here's my little secret.... she looks down at her bicep and flexes". Quite the bicep, not one you're likely to see on any other girl. "I'm all woman now", she says, "don't worry. I won this fair and square."

Do you lodge a complaint to the judges?
 

Miss*Bijou

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Nov 9, 2006
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You meet her at an equestrian event for a dressage competition. You've heard of her but finally you get a chance to meet her. She has exceptional control of her horse. It's your turn and you turned out your personal best. But now the judges have ruled and expectedly, she wins, and you think she deserved it and you express your admiration for her at the banquet table in a lineup.

She turns to you and looks you in the eyes, a kind of long seductive look. You see her gazing at your mouth, then your neck, then your hair. She says, "but here's my little secret.... she looks down at her bicep and flexes". Quite the bicep, not one you're likely to see on any other girl. "I'm all woman now", she says, "don't worry. I won this fair and square."

Do you lodge a complaint to the judges?

A few comments:


1. Dressage (and all equestrian and sailing competitions, apparently - http://abcn.ws/Tez5yp ) are co-ed sports, disciplines or whatever. Therefore it would not make any difference because both men and women would be competing against each other (which makes sense when you think about it! Lol)

So you probably want to change your example....


2. FYI - Advertisers can't vote on any polls (unless that's been changed recently) so that sort of limits the amount of answers you will be able to get to your question.



Wasn't beautiful boxer about this? But with kickboxing?

3. Thanks Borko, I'd never hear of that movie but just looked it up. It looks good and seems to have been reviewed very well. I think I might have to watch it...

If anyone else would like to watch it as well, here it is.... ;)



Beautiful boxer

Based on the real life story of Parinya Charoenphol, a Muay Thai boxer who underwent a sex change operation to become a woman. The movie chronicles her life from a young boy who likes to wear lipstick and wear flowers to her sensational career as kickboxer whose specialty is ancient Muay Thai boxing moves which she can execute expertly with grace and finally her confrontation with her own sexuality which led to her sex change op.




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ThisEndUp

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I was reading recently about a TG male who works as a female SP and doesn't advertise the fact that 'she' used to be a 'he'.

People were questioning whether that's fair to 'her' clients.

Apparently it makes a big difference to some guys, while it doesn't bother others at all.
a simple dna test will solve taht, xx or xy

I've also heard about the question, can "she" have children?
 
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