[Lion-hearted Girl]

Originally Posted by Kelseecat65 ↗

So she, used to be a he?
Or did she still have "he" parts.

She was a ladyboy. She was transitioning male to female, so she still had a cock. From what I've read she had wanted to have surgery one day.

[Lion-hearted Girl]

You can't see the cock because they tape it. Check out a YouTube channel called PrincessJoules. She's a stunning male to female trans woman and has made very interesting videos about all aspects of transitioning. And she is HOT!

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

One of the few natural things that has yet to be extinguished by society is our natural sexuality as human beings, and this story is proof that there is a lot of risk in trying to subvert or distort that which Mother Nature has so firmly established.

I'm not judging anyone or saying that a person's gender identity or sexual preferences make them deserving of any one particular fate, but I will state very plainly that there is a lot of risk and complication involved in contradicting the product of centuries of hard-won evolution.

[GRiZ]

Originally Posted by Metal Mike ↗

One of the few natural things that has yet to be extinguished by society is our natural sexuality as human beings, and this story is proof that there is a lot of risk in trying to subvert or distort that which Mother Nature has so firmly established.

I'm not judging anyone or saying that a person's gender identity or sexual preferences make them deserving of any one particular fate, but I will state very plainly that there is a lot of risk and complication involved in contradicting the product of centuries of hard-won evolution.

What risk? If a person feels as though they were born in the wrong body and desire modification then by all means its perfectly natural that they seek out happiness. Some species also undergo sex change naturally and without medical intervention, and humans are no exception to this (though extremely rare). It's called idiopathic partial sex reversal.

[BBKF]

That is a very beautiful woman. If, as she stated in video, she never felt comfortable with male parts, who cares if she tapes it. She isn't hurting anyone. I always wondered how they were able to get away with wearing those teenie tiny bikinis!

[Lion-hearted Girl]

Originally Posted by Metal Mike ↗

One of the few natural things that has yet to be extinguished by society is our natural sexuality as human beings, and this story is proof that there is a lot of risk in trying to subvert or distort that which Mother Nature has so firmly established.

I'm not judging anyone or saying that a person's gender identity or sexual preferences make them deserving of any one particular fate, but I will state very plainly that there is a lot of risk and complication involved in contradicting the product of centuries of hard-won evolution.

What? That makes no sense. She was the victim. Gender dismorphia is hardly a new phenomena, and these people are born this way. It IS their nature. Ffs.

[Blewvane]

Fucking weirdo. I would have said he deserves the death penalty but he took care of that himself. Could have saved a lot of trouble by just necking himself and letting the ladyboy live. Mayang made a lot of sacrifices to support her family and give them a better life, and didn't deserve this.

[Lion-hearted Girl]

Her facebook account:*https://www.facebook.com/mayang.pras...?fref=ts*(lots of messages from friends are viewable for public)

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His 1st facebook account:*https://www.facebook.com/marcus.volke.1?fref=ts

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His 2nd*facebook account:*https://www.facebook.com/marcus.volke?fref=ts

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[Lion-hearted Girl]

Originally Posted by Blewvane ↗

Fucking weirdo. I would have said he deserves the death penalty but he took care of that himself. Could have saved a lot of trouble by just necking himself and letting the ladyboy live. Mayang made a lot of sacrifices to support her family and give them a better life, and didn't deserve this.

It sounds like she was just a wonderful person. God knows wtf happened. I hope cutting his own throat really fucking hurt.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by GODISNOTGREAT ↗

What risk? If a person feels as though they were born in the wrong body and desire modification then by all means its perfectly natural that they seek out happiness. Some species also undergo sex change naturally and without medical intervention, and humans are no exception to this (though extremely rare). It's called idiopathic partial sex reversal.

The key phrase is "extremely rare." But even then, it's a product of nature -- not of conscious self-perception, socialization, or medical science and procedure.

The risk I'm referring to is evident in the original article -- a life of prostitution, a marriage to a cold and ultimately brutal man, and a gruesome demise. It's not the norm in the majority of transgender experiences, but you can't say that it's the kind of life that a "complete" or "well-adjusted" person pursues. Often there is a history of abuse or ostracization that precedes such gender identity issues; and there are many cases where even post-ops do not feel truly complete or self-actualized.

If it were as simple as just knowing or deciding what you are and then finding happiness by modifying your exterior to fit your interior, then modern medicine and psychiatry would not require a transgender individual to live for a certain amount of time as a member of whichever gender they desire to become before being able to legally receive full reassignment surgery. Such restrictions exist for a reason, and that reason is due to both the profound psychological issues present as well as the inherently irreversible nature of gender reassignment surgery.

The bottom line is that the transgender mind is at odds with a natural process that has been honed for thousands if not millions of years, and to oppose Mother Nature is to fight that which is frequently at its very foundation a losing battle. The adoption or opposition of various social constructs, mores, and tolerances are effective weapons in that fight; but it nevertheless leads to a conflicted self-image that can very easily expose one to a variety of risk factors in terms of behavior, lifestyle choices, and company kept.

At least that's the way it seems to me.