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Need help (14, M, may or may not be transgender)

Discussion in 'Rebooting - Porn Addiction Recovery' started by Hffjehijr, Jun 16, 2018.

  1. Hffjehijr

    Hffjehijr Fapstronaut

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    I found this account on BugMeNot. I do not wish to use my own account due to hassle associated with making a temporary email address.



    I'm here to confess a bit and hope that you lot can help me sort this out



    As a kid i've always fantacized of experiencing sex from a female prespective. I never wanted to be with a man,i've always wanted to be able to present as male in public but come home and have a female body to dress up and whatnot. First it started with an autoerotic desire for boobs, then it came to female clothing, the desire to be somewhat pretty, and so on. I had attempted to fufill these desires through TG TF porn, then hentai, then masturbating to TG caps, SFW tv shows with slight gender bender themes, and so on. I have masturbated to convincing enough crossdressers by pretending that their boobs were real and they had played with them. I once masturbated to a video of a straight man wearing a latex outfit and getting spanked by women. That's how bad it is.
    As of now, I am 14. A perfect vantage point. If i'm trans, i can come out, and experience cis female levels of puberty. If i'm not, than i can grow up to be a man. I would like to mention that I do not wish to grow old as a woman, nor do i want to be an adoptive mother if i turn out to be trans. I have come here to vent my frustrations while asking for support, so that if i turn out to be trans, i can atleast repress this until i have enough autonomy to come out and retire to a quiet life with nobody to come out to.
     
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  2. Well ain't this a predicament. Before I make any "formal" judgments can you tell me when you started viewing porn?
     
  3. PMO addict

    PMO addict Fapstronaut

    I sometimes fantasized about being a woman. And I watched p other than heterosexual... I didn't think much about it until recently. I was doing it when I was 15 or so but I'm 28 now. I don't think I'd ever get SRS but I did wonder my orientation. Some things shifted recently and I got more clear about being heterosexual. I think the P I had watched had an influence on me. After about 50 something days it seems to be "leaving my system" and I just want a GF. That's my biggest fear, though. I don't know if I'd ever actually meet a woman who liked me. I think that was one reason I wanted to be another orientation. Just speaking for myself. It's hard to wrap my head around.
     
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  4. SCIPIED

    SCIPIED Fapstronaut

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    i have been watching porn for many years now but I turned to anal sex early on.. nothing changed over the next decade though - no violence, gang bangs, rape scenes or gay scenes, just pure rough heterosexual anal, sometimes DP, occasionally - TS.
    I believe it's more about our deep sexual desires rather than inpact of porn. We watch, what somehow resonates with us or is appealing to our unique sexual blue print.
    I think you will get the answer eventually, maybe you know it already.. It's never too late.. what ever happens, trust your gut, believe in yourself and don't let your fears to overcome your dreams!
     
  5. helpfuldude

    helpfuldude Fapstronaut

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    Your porn usage may or may not affect thoughts and feelings. I'm straight, but I watched all kinds of porn. My recommendation is to stop watching porn and only have sex with people you care about and attracted to. Without porn, there won't be any artificial stimulants so you can discover your sexuality in its natural course.
     
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  6. Hffjehijr

    Hffjehijr Fapstronaut

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    I started viewing porn-like material when I was 5 (I couldn't discover the hard stuff yet, but i saw stuff like women wearing open-boob dresses and had realized that women had boobs) and i enjoyed it because i saw how happy the characters were after changing gender. I wanted that for myself. Then it became dormant, just curiosities like "Oh i hope science advances by the time im an adult so that I can experience what it's like to have boobs) and so on. Then it resurfaced when i was 9, or around that. I started going for the whole package. All porn, of this genre. Notice how obsessed i am with having my own boobs. I don't care about having a child as a woman, or being a woman in public. None of that shit. I've looked to multiple substitutes, with varying success. I read a webcomic earlier this year, about a mad scientist whose father works for the FBI and who's friends with an otaku. I didn't know why I stumbled upon it, and i liked the premise of the first few chapters. Chapter 3, however, was when the guy who made it started injecting his fetish (Gender bending, muscles, etc) into the goddamn comic. Then i remembered how i found it.
    "Horny me" saw a TG TF sequence made by the guy. I had fucking trapped myself. I kept reading it though, and surprisingly enough, i only masturbated to it once or twice over a span of multiple months. I had gotten into other webcomics too as a result, surprisingly enough. One about a couple who were also superhero mecha pilots (I didn't fap to it because it was about a 13 year old protagionist, however i did fap to the adult anti hero character who's introduced halfway through atleast twice) and also another one which i forgot about. I found it hard to follow the action of the latter though. Somewhat. Notice how as much as i like these things, I can't enjoy them. I just fucking cant. And there's this one part of the comic that i hate myself for enjoying.

    Tedd Verres. The most fucking relatable character to me since Otacon. Here's some backround. The guy's a closet transgender person or something who uses technology he stole from the CIA to turn himself into a woman temporarily so that he could explore his interest in women without coming out or obliterating his public persona. It's never explained how much he enjoys either side of this, but he turns out to be some kind of genderfluid person or something. Later in the series he's a whole different fucking guy, and he's this enigmatic mix of the "Gay nerd" trope and the "Wholesome crossdresser".
     
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  7. Hmm. Imagine yourself in life, imagine your ideal future. What does it have in it? If you want, send me a private message.
     
  8. Hffjehijr

    Hffjehijr Fapstronaut

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    My ideal future would be that I could finally be on the same level as my colleagues. I'd be not too manly because i dislike stereotypical masculinity, but I guess i'd be like a straight Alan Turing hopefully. I want to design computers, robots, anything. I have non sexual fantasies about this. Building a robot cat and taking it into battle with me at a nerf war, building a cyberdeck-like computer and carrying it with me on my travels, making mecha practical, etc. I want to be an engineer or something like that.
    Solve problems. Help people for the good of mankind and not to just make myself look good. Be an actual intellectual and not just some autistic bastard who skim reads Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy so he can quote Ford Prefect and fit in with a clique of nerds.
     
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  9. Well I can tell by the way you write that your conscious mind is masculine. You probably are not transsexual. Most of this I believe is spewed on entirely by porn or outer factors. Your dreams and day dreams are very typically masculine, psychologically speaking. But I still would like to ask you some more questions. What do you dislike about stereo-typical masculinity?
     
  10. Hffjehijr

    Hffjehijr Fapstronaut

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    Stereotypical masculinity is just too rough and "Jock-like" for me. I like masculine things like video games and having a girlfriend and being physically capable of stuff, but i am by no means a weightlifter or "rough and tumble" kind of guy. I generally dislike the rigid, close minded culture that masculinity has become entrapped in. Personally, I want to protect the weak. I'd like to build some muscle but not the levels of which it becomes all who i am. That's the kind of masculinity I like. the "Cultured badass" or "Badass bookworm" tropes are what i strive for. Notice how i think in tropes. Analogy is my thought process, because it reminds me of who i want to be.
     
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  11. Ok well I am sure as we both know, masculinity truly is not jock-like although the stereotype may be. It is very nuance and the true definition of being a man is I think something very different. I think you are slightly in tune with it when you said "Personally, I want to protect the weak." Also I don't know if your saying you dislike traditionally masculine things like weight lifting, or rough and tumble sort of stuff, but I truly recommend trying to find these circles. I have/had a similar problem with homosexual, transexual, or generally confusing sexuality pornography types and have had a similar view to yours regarding these communities. But when I started recovering I started diligently working out and going into these traditionally masculine communities and actually finding them to be great experiences. There is responsibility expected sure, but the brotherhood and friendship you can find from these people is immense, so I recommend it. For me it was weightlifting, and shooting. One of the thoughts I had going into these though was trying to keep my nerd cred and being distant from people initially and not indulging fully, but honestly don't go in with that mindset.
    Finally, tropes are not bad things psychologically but are limited. Tropes can help you organize the world, but sometimes doesn't give room for forgiveness and nuance, so keep that in mind. That being said, unless you are out right lying to me, you are not transsexual, and most of your thoughts regarding your concerns are primarily media induced. I don't have any more questions. But if you have any more for me, then message me. I do recommend you start a Journal here, and cut out porn and most things sexual from your life at least for a while. Anyways, peace.
     
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