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    I have this ready to be posted on fathers day and on this coming Pride week events. Adamantly thinking of just tossing it away, but I know I will live to regret not to share my feelings of being proud and free on this pride week. Visited by a surreal dream of my father who passed away four months ago, my father who is a macho guy and from old school, who in his younger years cannot comprehend and understand why there are people who are different, and in that period of time i'm still very young and dressed in boys clothing and struggling with my emotions and rebelling against conforming on what a young boy should act and do. But as relying on my father for our daily bread, there is nothing you can do but to obey and follow the rules, his rules.

    Then when indiscretions have forced him to leave his family and left my mother to raised us with just a little financial support from him, which eventually stopped as he has his new family to support, which leaves us to work at a young and tender age to alleviate the hardships that my mother is suffering in trying to raise us as a single mother and not seeing her before going she's gone to work, and leaves us to tend to oursel ves for breakfast and prepare to go to school And we all missed those loving moments. And during this period of time I discovered that I dont want to live the life and the gender I was born to. And as Mother's are known to surrender and give their unconditional love and understanding and support. I was still in my teens when I helped out financially to send younger sibling to school and during this time I am living full time as a woman and helping to make ends meet.

    My mother still pretty much conservative have accepted me as she knows i'm happy to live my life the way I want it and what can make me happy is more important than what other people would say and her own feelings about it. But fate has brought us back my Father, and my mother being a christian and who believes in forgiveness welcomed him back, with some reluctance and hesitations from her children, most especially from me! But we sometimes have no power on what's life has in store for us and we know we can't beat life and what fate will throw on our feet. As my father also is adjusting to some changes 'Big' changes, leaving behind a wife and sons, to come back and find out that one of them have become a daughter, shocked, a little anger, but mostly disappointment and maybe for him regrets, thinking that had he not abandoned us, maybe I wouldn't become what I have becomed. Not convinced that I'm pre-disposed to be a woman, he rejected me and the love I was supposed to offer.

    But as time went by without him really accepting me, civility runs its course in our family, we're slowly getting closer to each other again, and as he comes to term of who I am now in our family, We celebrated Birthdays and Holidays and weddings and new born babies like any other regular family and we all try to be just like any.
    Until he was diagnosed with cancer few years ago and it advances to its critical stage last year and with the detection of early signs of Alzheimer, his conditions deteriorated, and although i'm not the eldest, I was delegated to bring him back and forth to the hospital and in constant dialogue with his physicians. in this period of time I thought I was doing it as just an obligations of a child to his ailing father and circumstances cant make me dispute the role I was put into, and as our day to day together in the emergency room, to the hospital ward and finally to the palliative care, where I nursed him up to his final hours, I realized what I was doing is beyond obligations and compassions, But because I love my Father inspite of. And when i'm looking at him and he's looking back at me, everytime I spoon fed him and as I see my reflections in his eyes, without saying a word and with tears in the corners of our eyes, we knew that we both have ask for forgiveness and we both have forgiven each other.

    He died when I was not in the hospital. His ghost visited me last sunday 'fathers day' dream or not it's very surreal, standing besides my bed, a little scared but softly I ask him 'Dad what? and in his undead voice he said 'I just came to say goodbye and to thank you for spending time with me in the hospital and taking care of me and to tell you 'I LOVE YOU' and tell your mother I love her too! and as I was uncontrollably sobbing at this time, I told him I love him too and sorry for all our shortcomings. at this point I have to ask him if there was even just a time when he is proud of me, He kissed my forehead and said 'Since the day you were born' in which I replied and said I love him too and I forgiven him with all my heart.

    Some of you will say, whats the relevance of this thread to this pride week, maybe nothing, maybe something, I have never been proud in all my life 'coz, I always thought I am an outcast in my own family and doesnt deserves to be in their society, as my own father, I thought was disgusted at me and made me feel unworthy, but he came back to tell me that he's proud of me, that i'm capable of loving and caring and forgiving and most importantly he made me proud of myself and that no pious and hollier than thou heterosexual can take that pride away from me and how proud is my father of me!

    And My father love this country, He became a Canadian citizen together. And we owe our reunification to this country, as we could not leave the Philippines without him as he is the principal in the sponsorship papers. And I love this Country with all my heart as well.


    HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!


    " To the world you maybe just one person, but to one person you maybe the world ."

    "Never lie to someone who trusts you, and never trust someone who lies to you."

    "Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it."




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    Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

    That was quite the narrative. Just wondered who you were attempting to convince. Certainly not the subscribers of this forum ?

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    • #3
      Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

      It was really nice to read you Jenllani



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      Some call me the gangster of love!

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      • #4
        Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

        Originally posted by markerverse
        That was quite the narrative. Just wondered who you were attempting to convince. Certainly not the subscribers of this forum ?

        . ah hes a sens fan what can i say lol
        lisaparadise

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        • #5
          Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

          Hi Lisa ; Good to say hello once again. Yes and I'm keeping a weather eye on the hockey draft . The coach of the Senators has been moved to the GM position. Think the next choice would be Pat Quinn?

          Viewed you new pic's recently ....... Wow , some real positive revision. Well done gal.

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            Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

            Nice post.. don't knock it.

            I guess this is a good place to post this pic from the Dyke march . . .

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            • #7
              Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

              Originally posted by markerverse
              That was quite the narrative. Just wondered who you were attempting to convince. Certainly not the subscribers of this forum ?

              I have never intend to go back and post anymore thread in this forum, When I said goodbye in my last post I really thought and hope that it's gonna be my last, even Admin of this forum encourage me to stay. My decision to stop posting had nothing to do with any members here or against any of them and the ongoing theme of this site, I just felt like I cannot contribute anything exciting here or anything related to the usual topic here, and my post will just bored some people to death, I was advised to just ignore this people, 'coz, they have a choice and can just skip what they perceived as a boring thread anyway, thats why administrator segregated the reviews section to please men who are just into it.

              As I cannot offer any kind of review about any Tgirls for obvious reason, I would if I could. If the reviews are about men I have sex with and I still remember their names, then I would gladly throw in my personal anecdotes ( with their permissions of course, lol ) So I apologized once again to all who have clicked on my thread and painstakingly have to read it as Markerverse said becomes a narrative. As I dont have any other venue to express my feelings, emotions and to find an interpretations about that surreal dream of my fathers visit. It may also means that Markerverse is right, that all i'm trying to convince is myself, to believe that my late father has accepted and been proud of me and loved me for what I am. Some people even say that dreams can be just the opposite, But regardless now and whatever he may have felt about me is no longer important, what's important to me is that I gave him the respects, the love and care that he needed during the difficult period of his life.

              And in doing so I have benefitted more than him, for my piece of mind and whatever reasons and why he chose to give me his most treasured ring that he had all through out his life and not to my two older brothers and either to my younger brother is maybe just his gratitude to me for giving him company on his last journey in this life, and maybe too, he would have chosen to be with my straight brothers had he just have a choice.
              I have received some PM from well known members of this forum and who I met in person too, I am not recruiting or campaigning for anyone to believe me on what I have posted, But for the people who sent their warmest act of kindness thru their words is highly appreciated, and to Liza, even if she modified her earlier response to markerverse post about my topic, I am grateful just the same, maybe she didnt realized at first that she knows the guy, 'coz, I have known lisa for her gumptions and comeuppance in defending people whom she believes is being treated unfairly, and I trully understand where she's coming from on this one. I trully respects other people's opinions as long as there is a modicum of respect and civility and Markerverse opinion on my thread hurts me a little bit, but it's a valid one and his opinion should be respected. I was just hoping or wishing that the apparition or dream I have of my father is really true.

              ENJOY THE SUMMER EVERYONE!

              JENLLANI


              " To the world you maybe just one person, but to one person you maybe the world ."

              "Never lie to someone who trusts you, and never trust someone who lies to you."

              "Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it."



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                Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

                At the risk of belabouring the topic, Jenll , my previous was not intended to place your beliefs or memories in disrepute ,disrespect, or any other 'dis' for that matter. Certainly not disputing your articulating skills either, nor, the thrust of your post. Notwithstanding, had I known how terribly torn you appear to be with personal acceptance and person acceptance, I would have remained 'silent'.

                You have a penchant for writing , in fact, rather semi-skilled at it. I'd recommend you pursue your latent talent with professional assistance.
                Who knows , you may a renowed author one day.

                I do hope these few lines clear any misunderstanding about my motives , and brings you a modicum of personal comfort and solace. If, on the other hand, you require further explanation from me I should welcome your enquiry.

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                  Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

                  Originally posted by markerverse
                  At the risk of belabouring the topic, Jenll , my previous was not intended to place your beliefs or memories in disrepute ,disrespect, or any other 'dis' for that matter. Certainly not disputing your articulating skills either, nor, the thrust of your post. Notwithstanding, had I known how terribly torn you appear to be with personal acceptance and person acceptance, I would have remained 'silent'.

                  You have a penchant for writing , in fact, rather semi-skilled at it. I'd recommend you pursue your latent talent with professional assistance.
                  Who knows , you may a renowed author one day.

                  I do hope these few lines clear any misunderstanding about my motives , and brings you a modicum of personal comfort and solace. If, on the other hand, you require further explanation from me I should welcome your enquiry.
                  Acceptance from society and especially from our own family is what we transgendered people aspires every single day of our lives and I don't ever dream or thinking or aspiring to be a writer, let alone becoming a well known author. I know that my writing skills is flawed and limited, as I failed to finish college due to our family's circumstances,
                  and people who knows me and spoken to me knows that I still have a thick Filipino accents when I speak. But your explanations and kind words and I presumed, a genuine compliments, somehow gives me solace and certainly puts me in the good mood today. Thank you Markerverse or Joseph.

                  Hope you'll have a wonderful summer too!


                  " To the world you maybe just one person, but to one person you maybe the world ."

                  "Never lie to someone who trusts you, and never trust someone who lies to you."

                  "Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it."



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                    Re: BEING FREE AND PROUD IN THIS PRIDE WEEK!

                    welcome back jen..

                    supper nice post girl..


                    keep posting


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                    Please say your from forum. Thanks!
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                    • #11
                      My Fathers Day Reflections

                      I posted this exactly 1 year ago and re-posting it as a tribute.

                      Originally posted by jenllani View Post
                      I have this ready to be posted on fathers day and on this coming Pride week events. Adamantly thinking of just tossing it away, but I know I will live to regret not to share my feelings of being proud and free on this pride week. Visited by a surreal dream of my father who passed away four months ago, my father who is a macho guy and from old school, who in his younger years cannot comprehend and understand why there are people who are different, and at that period of time i'm still very young and dressed in boys clothing and struggling with my emotions and rebelling against conforming on what a young boy should act and do. But as relying on my father for our daily bread, there is nothing you can do but to obey and follow the rules, his rules.

                      Then when indiscretions have forced him to leave his family and left my mother to raised us with just a little financial support from him, which eventually stopped as he has his new family to support, which leaves us to work at a young and tender age to alleviate the hardships that my mother is suffering in trying to raise us as a single mother and not seeing her before she's gone to work, leaving her young children to tend to themsel ves, to prepare for their own breakfast and preparations to go to school, and we all missed those loving moments. And during this period of time I discovered that I dont want to live the life and the gender I was born to. And as Mother's are known to surrender and give their unconditional love and understanding and support. I was still in my teens when I helped out financially to send younger sibling to school and during this time I am living full time as a woman and helping to make ends meet.

                      My mother still pretty much conservative have accepted me, as she knows I'm happy to live my life the way I want it and what can make me happy is more important than what other people would say and her own feelings about it. But fate has brought us back my Father, and my mother being a christian and who believes in forgiveness welcomed him back, with some reluctance and hesitations from her children, most especially from me! But we sometimes have no power on what's life has in store for us and we know we can't beat life and what fate will throw on our feet. As my father also is adjusting to some changes 'Big' changes, leaving behind a wife and sons, to come back and find out that one of them have become a daughter, shocked, a little anger, but mostly disappointment and maybe for him regrets, thinking that had he not abandoned us, maybe I wouldn't become what I have becomed. Not convinced that I'm pre-disposed to be a woman, he rejected me and the love I was supposed to offer.

                      But as time went by without him really accepting me, civility runs its course in our family, we're slowly getting closer to each other again, and as he comes to term of who I am now in our family, We celebrated Birthdays and Holidays and weddings and new born babies like any other regular family and we all try to be just like any.
                      Until he was diagnosed with cancer few years ago and it advances to its critical stage last year and with the detection of early signs of Alzheimer, his conditions deteriorated, and although i'm not the eldest, I was delegated to bring him back and forth to the hospital and in constant dialogue with his physicians. in this period of time I thought I was doing it as just an obligations of a child to his ailing father and circumstances can't make me dispute the role I was put into, and as our day to day together in the emergency room, to the hospital ward and finally to the palliative care, where I nursed him up to his final hours, I realized what I was doing is beyond obligations and compassions, But because I love my Father inspite of. And when i'm looking at him and he's looking back at me, everytime I spoon fed him and as I see my reflections in his eyes, without saying a word and with tears in the corners of our eyes, we knew that we both have ask for forgiveness and we both have forgiven each other.

                      He died when I was not in the hospital. His ghost visited me last sunday 'fathers day' dream or not it's very surreal, standing besides my bed, a little scared but softly I ask him 'Dad what? and in his undead voice he said 'I just came to say goodbye and to thank you for spending time with me in the hospital and taking care of me and to tell you 'I LOVE YOU' and tell your mother I love her too! and as I was uncontrollably sobbing at this time, I told him I love him too and sorry for all our shortcomings. at this point I have to ask him if there was even just a time when he is proud of me, He kissed my forehead and said 'Since the day you were born' in which I replied and said I love him too and I forgiven him with all my heart.

                      Some of you will say, whats the relevance of this thread to this pride week, maybe nothing, maybe something, I have never been proud in all my life 'coz, I always thought I am an outcast in my own family and doesnt deserves to be in their society, as my own father, I thought was disgusted at me and made me feel unworthy, but he came back to tell me that he's proud of me, that I am capable of loving and caring and forgiving. And most importantly he made me proud of myself and that no pious and hollier than thou heterosexual can take that pride away from me and how proud is my father of me!
                      I don't know if it's worth it to tell him now after a year and four months of his passing, that 'no' I don't and never blamed him for my being different and he shouldn't blame himself either and If 'HAPPY FATHERS DAY' is still the proper greetings for someone who has moved on. And so I just want today to remember him and tell him, what I failed to tell him... that I'm happy and no regrets that he is my father. And may he forever rest in peace.


                      " To the world you maybe just one person, but to one person you maybe the world ."

                      "Never lie to someone who trusts you, and never trust someone who lies to you."

                      "Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it."



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                      • #12
                        A Fathers Dream

                        Jenllani;

                        Your Fathers Day post is very moving and it is quite obvious that it means very much to you to see that in print.

                        I think your post makes an excellent remembrance of your Dad and of your early years of life which, though troubled and not at all easy, was finally resol ved by the two of you. Unspoken though it may have been because of necessity, nevertheless certainly understood by both.

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                        • #13
                          Thanks!

                          Originally posted by toban View Post
                          Jenllani;

                          Your Fathers Day post is very moving and it is quite obvious that it means very much to you to see that in print.

                          I think your post makes an excellent remembrance of your Dad and of your early years of life which, though troubled and not at all easy, was finally resol ved by the two of you. Unspoken though it may have been because of necessity, nevertheless certainly understood by both.
                          I posted that exactly 1 year ago and decided to re-post it as a tribute, to coincide with todays celebration.

                          Thank You!


                          " To the world you maybe just one person, but to one person you maybe the world ."

                          "Never lie to someone who trusts you, and never trust someone who lies to you."

                          "Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it."



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                          • #14
                            I am unsure if I read this post because I don't think I knew you at the time or at least as well as I do now. I can say that your story truly hit the heart strings. I believe this dream of yours is accurate along with your interpretation of it. All I want to say is that over this past year or so I have gotten to know you on a personal level, you are by far the most caring, loving and wisest of t-girls I have met in Toronto. In light of this, I am proud to have met you and shared many enjoyable moments together. You were always there for me, good times and bad. My appreciation for it all goes 100 fold. I am postive you gave your father and family even better treatment with honour, dignity and respect. Therefore, because of all this I know your father, wherever he may be, is far more appreciative and proud to have raised a fine daughter such as yourself. From one great friend to another, I can only say what a fine person you have grown up to be and hope that the friendship between us will grow and mature equally as well as the years pass.

                            - J

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by sensual_lover20 View Post
                              I am unsure if I read this post because I don't think I knew you at the time or at least as well as I do now. I can say that your story truly hit the heart strings. I believe this dream of yours is accurate along with your interpretation of it. All I want to say is that over this past year or so I have gotten to know you on a personal level, you are by far the most caring, loving and wisest of t-girls I have met in Toronto. In light of this, I am proud to have met you and shared many enjoyable moments together. You were always there for me, good times and bad. My appreciation for it all goes 100 fold. I am postive you gave your father and family even better treatment with honour, dignity and respect. Therefore, because of all this I know your father, wherever he may be, is far more appreciative and proud to have raised a fine daughter such as yourself. From one great friend to another, I can only say what a fine person you have grown up to be and hope that the friendship between us will grow and mature equally as well as the years pass.

                              - J
                              J.

                              Thank you so much! for this post and for your friendship.
                              You too, I can feel, would become someone who's parents can be proud of, and your friendships would truly be honored by all your friends, and that includes me.


                              " To the world you maybe just one person, but to one person you maybe the world ."

                              "Never lie to someone who trusts you, and never trust someone who lies to you."

                              "Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it."



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