We got to go!’ ‘Shit! All right, all right, I’m coming.’ He zipped up his pants. ‘Hi… I’m Jeff.’ ‘Cindy. I’ve been watching you…... I mean, each time.’ ‘I know… me, too.’ ‘God damn it, Jeff, we got to go!’ ‘Can you come back?’ ‘Tomorrow, OK?’ ‘Jeff!’ ‘Sorry, I’ve really got to go.’ He kissed her on the cheek, the first kiss… and that’s how she began to change her life… not what she ever expected when she married Chris but strangely satisfying now. The second Friday in August… There did seem a lot. I was reasonably smart andwas a decent test taker, which compensated for my shortcomings inelementary school at least.My parents were a bit unconventional to say the least, (to say more, theygood people, but weren't very good at parenting.) That in some ways workedto my advantage. We were never really too terribly forced into traditionalgender roles around the home. We also didn't have any exposure to religionmany have in a small town. Of course part of the reason the gender roleswere never. Peter pointed out that he had a surveillance video tape of John reading the transgender stories. I acted quickly by making everyone, other than John and Peter, believe that both John and Peter were caught reading the feminization stories. But even faced with others' beliefs to contrary, both John and Peter stuck to their statements that they did not read transgender stories.John was hiding behind lies. He had transgender desires, but would not admit it. Hiding behind lies, allowed. I am an angry man. I feel outrage and I am not afraid to express it. Far from it. Some things just aren’t right and you know it. I have gone many places in my life. I used to volunteer at a place which helps gays and lesbians. I had my reservations about working there but I learned a lesson. Gays and lesbians are people just like us. Straight men don’t need to fear gays. Gays are our allies in the War against Misandry. I think that all men, straight and gay, need to unite against Misandry. The.