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11/21/13: I DO NOT WANT TO SEE YOUR COCK!!!! I will not participate in on-line domination or play cam 2 cam just not my thing. I will prove I am real and look just like my pics but that is about as far as I will go until there is an actual connection. 10/30/2013:. I am wanting to move to some where with warm weather. I hate the cold :) To start with I am HIV+ and yes I am still trying to find my match. I am on meds and have been given the diagnosis of undetectable. There are many websites and materials where you can find out what that means. Feel free not to believe a word I say, but please do your own research. Being undetectable means that there is less then 5% of a chance that I would infect someone else without the use of a condom. Always use a CONDOM! read my journals for information about what undetectable means. Please please actually have something to say!
walking down the street and stopping every girl you see to ask "how are you?" does not work in the real world, or at least not with me, so it goes to say it will not work here. If you need help starting a conversation try reading something. There is a chance I have read it too, or I will probably have an opinion about it. Hell even tell me some funny thing your pet did. Like leaving a headless squirrel in front of your bedroom door for you to step on. Its funny and has happened to me. I am not perfect and guess what neither are you :) I enjoy kinks and bondage. I find that my life is fuller if I have someone to whom I can share it with. There are many things in life that add that special spice which we all search for. Feel free to write me but be respectful. I enjoy the outdoors, cooking, snuggling with that special someone. I enjoy reading and can be seen as kind of a geek as I enjoy fantasy novels over the rest, but will sit down with a classic from time to time.
1/13/2014 7:43:00 AM

Always Wear a Condom

                HIV and Dating is something a lot of people feel strongly about and have very different ideas about. There have been many advances with medications and treatments over the last few years that have kept this virus from being the death sentence it once was. I would like to share some information and personal thoughts on this subject in hopes of ending a little of the stigma that goes with it. To keep this easier to read I will be adding links to different sites and publications which I urge you to read.

                I will start by being very open about the fact that I have HIV and I actively look for someone to share my life with. To some people this is unacceptable and that I date not only positive people but those that are negative is in their opinion very wrong. It has even brought violence to my door from those that are angry that I may be endangering the people they care about. Now some would caution against being open about your status and there are very good reasons for this, but if we cannot teach others that many beliefs are incorrect we will never end the stigma that harms the happiness of not only those that have this virus but those that care about them as well.

                I personally believe that everyone has the right to be happy and should date and look for the person that will bring a smile to their face.  I will be keeping to a few talking points in this article and may not touch on everything, but I will try my best.  I do strongly believe that you should always be upfront about your status and should do it fairly early in any relationship you start to make the other person more at ease and to keep from trying to be with someone that is not okay with it. Also holding the information to yourself till later in the relationship can, and in some case will, bring violence.

                 Let’s take a moment to learn more about some things that can help you better understand the risk one person poses compared to another.

 

Viral Load (or level): Is the amount of virus swimming in the bloodstream. A high viral load means there’s a lot of HIV in the blood.


T-cell count: refers to the health of a person’s immune system, and reflects how far the HIV disease has progressed. So in general:  A GOOD THING- High T-cell count (has not progressed very far) Low or undetectable viral loads (not progressing very fast) A BAD THING- Low T-cell counts (progressed far) High viral load (progressing fast) reference pg.71 “HIV The First Year” by Brett Grodeck


Undetectable: with the more commonly used method of testing it would read as VL<20 cp/ml (viral load less than 20 copies per ml) means you have an "undetectable" HIV plasma viral load and the lower limit of detection for the assay used was 20 copies per milliliter. Your blood has fewer copies than the lowest number detected by this test. So it's less than 20 copies per milliliter.

 

             In short the less copies in your blood the less likely it is to pass it to another. YOU CAN STILL PASS THE VIRUS but with the use of “safer sex” it is possible to have an active sex life without endangering your partner.

 

                An undetectable viral load that is maintained with proper medications and strict adherence to taking them helps reduce the risk of transmitting the virus to your partner. There is even stigma around people stating that they are undetectable.  I proudly claim an undetectable diagnosis but do not for a moment think that people should not wear a condom as to do so is to invite infection.

 

“For those who are still unsure: An HIV-positive person can achieve undetectable viral levels after undergoing antiretroviral therapy. The viral load affects the chance that they will transmit HIV. According to an article in Journal Watch HIV/AIDS Clinical Care, one study indicated that early antiretroviral therapy reduced the likelihood of transmission by 96%. Once antiretroviral meds help a person achieve an undetectable viral load, it is possible to remain at this level provided the person continues to take the medication as directed.” Reference: http://www.advocate.com/commentary/tyler-curry/2013/05/24/undetectable-paradox-talking-about-hiv

 

“The past decade has seen substantial advances in the development of antiretroviral therapy (ART)—medications used in combination to reduce the replication of HIV virus and treat HIV-infected persons. Because of these medications, many HIV-infected persons are able to reduce levels of virus in the bloodstream (plasma viral load) to undetectable levels. Data suggest that HIV-infected persons with undetectable viral load are less infectious, and may be less likely to transmit HIV via sexual contact.” Reference: http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/prevention/research/art/

 

“As described in the July 26, 2008, issue of The Lancet, Australian researchers used a mathematical model to quantify the small transmission risk under the circumstances described in the Swiss statement. Assuming that each couple engaged in 100 sexual acts per year, they calculated the cumulative annual probability of transmission as .22% for female-to-male transmission, .43% for male-to-female transmission, and 4.3% for male-to-male transmission. In a population of 10,000 serodiscordant

 couples, this would translate to 215 expected instances of female-to-male transmission, 425 instance of male-to-female transmission, and 3,524 instances of male-to-male transmission about four times greater than the risk when using condoms.” Reference: http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/SafeSex/Q202666.html

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                I know that this is a long read and I hope you made it this far. My basic desire is to challenge the beliefs that some people have towards entering a relationship with someone that has HIV. I know that a lot once is daunting to read and may cross your eyes. The stigma of HIV and even the use of the term ‘undetectable’ has hurt a lot of people by lack of education in our current school systems. Before most reach college they are taught about HIV and Aids in a fear based lesson plan, and I strongly hope this ends. I look forward to reading your posts and thoughts on this topic and hope that one or two readers of this little blog comes to a better understanding of what it is to have HIV. Please read the referenced book and websites if you want more information. I know they are not the only ones out there but I did not want to over load people, just make sure that whatever sites you go to on the internet are ran and controlled by people of the medical field and/or reputable organizations.

 

               I hope you have learned something from the effort I put into this article. 

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3/26/2012 6:17:49 AM

11 Top Tips for Dating a Transsexual Woman

1. Don't call her a "tranny" or a "shemale." If you refer to her as a tranny instead of a woman, she's going to think that you don't take her seriously and that you don't regard her as a woman. She regards herself as a woman and you should, too. The second term came from the porn biz. The vast majority of transsexuals will find it very insulting if you describe them using a term from the porn biz.

2. TS women are constantly being hit on for sex, as though they are sex toys and they resent it. Anecdotal evidence says they get this much more often than do genetic girls (GGs). If you've been behaving that way, stop for a moment and think. Would you hit on a GG the same way? She did not transition in order to provide you with a perpetual hard-on. Treat her with the same respect that you would treat a GG.

3. Surprise your TS friend on your first date. Treat her like a lady. Courteously open the car door for her. Let her order first in the restaurant. Do not even bring up the subject of her transsexuality during the course of the date. Why not? Because she fully expects you to bring it up. Startle the lady. Don't mention it at all. Save it for some other time. Doing this immediately puts you in a class above all the other guys (drooling horndogs?) hitting on her.

4. If you ask her, "So why did you decide to become a woman?" you're unclear on the concept. In her mind, she's always been a woman. Transitioning is a process to make the body match what's been in her mind all along. This is not a lifestyle choice any more than a gay guy "decides" to be gay -- because he's always been gay. When she was living as a male, she was pretending to be a male. Back then, she may have looked like a guy, may have behaved like a guy...but she never really was a guy. It was roleplay.

5. Understand that most men interested in transsexuals are specifically seeking pre-ops, those with a cock. They are under the impression a pre-op TS will be cool with bisexual guys messing with their dick. Although there are exceptions to this, the fact is well over 90% of pre-op TSs undergoing hormone replacement therapy (HRT) wish to be viewed as women, not as women with dicks. On average, they are not interested in bisexual men. They want to be appreciated for their own feminine qualities, their character, their brains, empathy, creativity, etc. They do not wish to be appreciated because of that male appendage, which most TSs regard as some yucky, weird, foreign thing they are unfortunately stuck with until such time as they can convert it into a vagina. The exceptions to this rule will include those who make a living out of being pre-op, such as adult video performers and escorts.

6. Don't expect her to "top" you. With few exceptions, transsexual woman do not want to fuck you. They want you to fuck them. Women want to be "taken." Don't believe me? Go check out the covers of romance novels. Look into a woman's eyes...notice how those eyes draw you in? When was the last time a GG, on her own initiative, donned a strap-on dildo and screwed you with it? Think about it.

7. Don't introduce her to your friends and family as a "transsexual." Introduce her as your friend, lady friend or girlfriend by her name only. If you're a white guy and you have a black girlfriend, would you introduce her to people as "my black girlfriend"? Didn't think so. Besides which, the fact that she's TS is nobody else's business anyway.

8. Be aware that her old friends, family and employment could be very sensitive and emotional subjects for discussion. Transsexuals often endure rejection by former friends. Many times, their siblings and parents cut them off from all communication or refuse to accept them as women. The same occurs with former spouses and children. Many have endured economic hardship because of job loss associated with transitioning, and many find it very difficult to find work as a woman.

9. Don't think for a moment think that because she has or had a dick that she's going to be your "buddy." She won't be any more your buddy than any other woman will. Most women don't do the guy-buddy thing well at all, for exactly the same reason that you don't do the best-girlfriend thing for her.

10. HRT will turn her into a person who is fully feminine in how she views the world, views you, and behaves. In at least some cases, her memories as a male will fade, or will at least be filtered through the hormonal process. Those memories will be viewed as though she had been female all along. She may well lose all sense of what it felt like to be male. That's precisely what happened with my (nd of seven years standing.

11. Show her that you appreciate her femininity. It's no secret that GGs love to be told how lovely they look, and that they love gestures of affection. This need is compounded when a woman is TS. She has more than her share of insecurities to deal with about her mannerisms, appearance, physical build, voice and numerous other things. Remember, she was raised as a male and changed genders long after GGs have learned how to be women. If you think she looks lovely today, you will go a long way toward alleviating those anxieties by telling her so, giving her a great kiss and bringing her something pretty to reinforce her sense of femininity, such as flowers.

1/4/2012 8:49:17 AM

This entry is for those of you who have asked for info conserning general guidelines for BDSM follow the link and enjoy. Note that this is not my website I am just passing it along.

 

http://www.missdi.co.za/paige2/general_guidelines/general_guidelines.htm

12/30/2011 11:22:26 AM

Okay aperantly I am a fake because I did not reply to an email in which I was called a whore and a bitch in the first two sentences.

 

Seriously people! Is that the way you would start talking with a female in the real world? No... How Surprizing! Try to talk to me as you would anyone else and you may find thatI will open up more. Come at me with total disrespect and there is no way I will respond. It is only common sense... isn't it?

12/27/2011 12:51:39 PM

after nearly two months in a cast I finally have two hands again. I am so happy!

12/13/2011 6:08:16 AM

A Little note to those that read profiles. I am a bisexual person, and can find something to love in each sex. I do perfer a womans touch which is why I listed myself as lez. hope this clears up some things

11/16/2011 10:59:20 AM

having a broken arm really sucks! it would not be so bad if i could move my thumb

10/7/2011 5:18:04 AM

its not that i have anything against feet, but please if you gonna email me have more pics then just your feet. i mean you cant tell alot about a person by there feet{#}

9/5/2011 6:19:08 AM

Update 9/5/2011: I have started college again so I will not have very much free time anymore. please keep this in mind when writting to me as requests/demands that conflict with my ability to go to school will not gain you any points with me. Now with that said I really wish there where more local people around that would like to hang out occasionaly and get to know each other. you never know what will grow when the seed of freindship is planted.

 

Hugs

Lynn

8/16/2011 7:48:29 PM

as of monday my name has been legaly changed and I love being done with my former name for ever. never again do I have to go by that mistake of a name

6/28/2011 7:33:58 PM

I dont know who is still keeping track of this as I have not written for a while...

 

after 31 years I feel as if I have gone on my first date. this is the first time I have felt this good in a long time and needed to share the warmth

6/3/2011 1:44:44 PM

just got a new hair cut yesterday so I updated mypics hope you like them

1/30/2011 8:37:27 AM

Was wanting to take a break from writting today so I decided to look through some profiles...

 

I thought it would be fun to keep count of the number of women on this site that require tribute or ask for money in there profile. Out of the 30 profiles I looked at a whopping 29 of them were scammers.

 

I hope that people out there are not so stuppid as to fall for this kind of scamming. If you want a good referance for common scams click on report profile and check out the common scams link.

1/22/2011 3:37:39 PM

I got my meds today! I have now started my HRT and am very happy. Finally the waiting is over!

1/16/2011 6:25:36 PM

Okay this may make me seem out of it, and in this case I am. What is the deal with everyone putting second life avatars as there profile pictures. I understand that living through your computer is easier because you dont actually have to do anything physical but come on people... this is a dating site the last thing people want to see is a computer generated picture of what you think, or want, to look like.

1/14/2011 4:55:01 AM

woke up at 6:30 in the morning and have nothing to do, wish I was not a morning person because of habbit. I do so want to sleep in today, but once awake there is no going back

1/11/2011 5:58:34 PM

so I finally gave up on trying to deal with therapists and their dam Harry Benjerman Standerds of Care. I am start my HRT as soon as they get here. this next week is going to drag on forever. I hate waiting for things to show up through the snail mail service. hope everyone is having a great time!

12/30/2010 5:44:21 AM

New Years eve is only a day away, would love to have something to do. Anyone interested in treating me to a night out on the town?

12/28/2010 8:20:56 PM

okay everyone I know that it is hard to have perfect grammer... But at least reread your profiles and journals before posting. out of the ten profiles I looked at only 2 of them made any sense. I have dislexia (i know I probably spelled that wrong) and even I can write in a manner which can be understood. Put down the liquor and think it is not hard.

12/25/2010 8:15:31 AM

Merry Christmas to all, may you all get just what you always wanted

11/17/2010 12:49:39 PM

Would love to find someone local that could help teach me about putting on make up. It is always better to learn from someone that knows then trying to figure it out by yourself.

11/17/2010 8:08:11 AM

Decided to put some up to date face pics up. hope you enjoy...

11/14/2010 5:00:55 PM

would like to live in a 1950's household. I know that I would make a great house wife.