Not rich, or passable, or even anatomically typical. Just human.

You’re capable of that, your empathy to those girls forced to rent their bodies shows that. Please extend it to others.

There are degrees of transsexuality. Those who are lesbian, and less classically female in their neurology than others, often transition later. Those who are straight, and also more sterotypically female than most women, cis or trans, have to transition early or die.

But it’s a difference of degree, not kind. Take a group of cisgendered women, magically transform them at birth so they look male, and you’d see the same split. One more apparent than real.

Full fledged members of the Dickless Fatherhood like Grace think that think that they are more of a woman than a lower or no income transsexual that is psychosexually a heterosexual female and a virgin as a physical consequence of being a psychosexual invert. They also tend to sociosexually peer relate to heterosexual cross-dressers (albeit with a sense of superiority over cross-dressers that they think their vaginal badges of superiority entitles them to do) and other sex change mistakes like themselves rather than biological lesbians! They act like such men that almost all of them are sexually rejected by biological female lesbians. That is why they prey on emotionally weak heterosexual women to marry them before dropping the bomb on their wives!

Your economically elitist, Conservative-Republican, heterosexual-male, misogynist beliefs are obvious by your statement. Grace’s statement is just like when Dickless Fatherhood members who work in men’s prisons (usually as tradesmen and often as corrections officers) and see heterosexually oriented, passable, transsexual women in prison, they tend to use disassociating pronouns like “them” and “they” to describe those inmates. DF members also rant a lot about how much these economically marginalized inmates “get what they deserve” for committing crimes that were necessities for their survival.

I know your sorry, pathetic, economically conservative ass bitterly resents having to pay for other people’s sex change operations but tough shit! Not everyone can be middle-class or higher. Human Rights are Rights as the name expresses and not elitist privileges you asshole!!!

I wonder if any GLBs would tolerate a $30,000-100,000 medical fee for being able to get married, or even enter a Federal Building, as we do?

That’s the trouble – equality does not mean “the same”, it means “equal”. Just as Gays have issues Trans people do not (unless they’re gay too), Trans people have medical issues Gays don’t. And this does nothing for GLBTs, only GLBs.

Transsexuals are thrown under the bus by queers so often that they are now standard equipment installed on the undercarriages of all buses going through predominately queer neighborhoods! I encourage you readers to look at the undercarriages of buses going through your cities’ gay districts. None of you people will find a bus going through that district without a transsexual installed to the undercarriage.

I’m also confused….doesn’t EVERYONE get medicaire at a certain age? Why would we need to extend it to our partners?…do they mean partners that are non-US citizens? I’ve been paying FICA for a long time and expect to get my medicaire gay or not.

I do have to add, I recently had open heart surgery and the experience at Brigham and Woman’s was amazing. They are in the top 3 of heart surgery COE’s so I expected no less…but for all you that struggle with hospitals that are bigoted, there is hope. This world class hospital (ok, it is located in mass….) treated my husband with the utmost respect…even the people in the waiting room, who saw him when we were on a return visit, ran out to hug him, meet me, and revisit the pain he went through during the ten hour surgery.

The surgeon always addressed him, not the rest of my family, when he came into my room with news. He was called into the surgical conference room to approve a procedure while I was still on the table…not my parents who were standing right there.

It was an amazing experience…they even had a bed for him in my room and the staff provided him with bedding, towels and toiletries…he stayed with me for 3 weeks and everyone was so happy to welcome him.

Maybe it was because we were nice to them and many of the other patients were rude….but I think it is because their mission statement clearly says that they believe the health of the patient requires a comfortable, informed family. Their mission directed them to welcome him.

There is hope.

Throwing a few crumbs our way in bits and pieces without addressing the real issue here – inequality – is not going to solve anything except widen the gap. Address the real issue and solve ALL the problems.

So how much support does this bill have and is the political environment such that we can expect this to pass any time soon?

This is what transsexuals get for not fighting the queer community’s false claims of transsexuals being a part of the queer community and transgender umbrella as well as representing transsexuals’ interests to the public hard enough!