[TpregGurl]

Well, sis...I wish that were true...you are confusing sex (biological/anatomical), e.g. male or female, in the binary perspective, with gender (identity/expression), e.g. man or woman...thus, anyone can claim to be a man or a woman, but male or female (or intersex) is defined at birth...hormones change only your body chemistry, not your genetics...even if you transition as a teen...

An FTM transsexual can look like a male with clothes on, but will not have a real, functional penis...and a MTF transsexual, if she tranitions early, may look like a female, but she won't have ovaries, a uterus or a real vagina...with advances in medical technology, those facts may change, but, for now, they are facts...

As a MTF transsexual I wish it were different, but it isn't...and I'm for truth, not fantasy...especially transgender fantasies that are eroding exisiting transsexual rights...

Let's clarify some things...transgender is not transsexual...yes, I know that the mainstream media and the medical establishment use "transgender" as an umbrella term, but that's only to further their agendas...for example, I am not transgender (i.e. transitioning my gender)...I've always been a woman (gender identity/expression)...and now transitioning my sex (biological/anatomical sex) - i.e. transsexual - to the extent that medical technology allows...female-to-male transsexuals have little problem being pregnant...they are genetic females...and it's beyond me why they would post on "Mpreg"...they are "Fpreg"...unless they don't know the difference between sex and gender...I know they identify as men and, accordingly, I describe them with the male pronoun (he), but they ARE genetic females...if we're going to talk about genetic male pregnancy, let's talk about male-to-female transsexuals...

Pretty sure it doesn't work like that. FtM transsexuals often take hormones to alter their bodoes, along with surgeries. I plam on both taking hprmones and getting whatever surgeries I can to transition, thus being closer to a male physically.But a person's physical sex doesn't matter. Regardless of one's genitalia, or the hormones they had prior to hormone replacement therapy, if someone claims to be male, then they are male. End of story.