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Q: Unrequited love
asked by: SweetsforMySweet on June 10th, 2008
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As a transgender, I have not had much of a love life, no boyfriends, only men that I wish I could have. Some of you may have read my post, "One Girl Revolution" and know that I have a special someone with whom I am deeply and, tragically, in love. I have never expressed my feelings to this person and I don't know if I ever will. Now, don't get me wrong, everyone I have encountered says that I am one of the most passable women they have ever seen. I have a female's voice, stature, and, so, transitioning, I think, won't be as difficult, for me, as most. However, even with these advantages, I'm afraid that he may never see me as a woman. I'm afraid that he'll never love me in the way that I love him.

Some of you might reccomend that I ask him personally, but I don't know if I can face the possible rejection. I know that this is probably unhealthy, but I have loved him since the moment I saw him. In any case, I think the most profound love is one in which a person is willing to let the other go. I truly believe that in letting him go, I am loving him more. However, it's been very difficult to deal with this, but I maintain a steady hope in myself, a belief that I will get over him.

I really don't know why I'm writing this. Maybe it's because I just want people to know just to be able to cope with it. Anyway, I write alot of poetry, and, so I thought I'd share a poem that is still a work in progress...

Prisoner of LOVE
By Taylore Marie
I have loved you all this time.
Guilty of the most silent crime
I have given myself to you;
My heart sings a song so true
Of lovers that can never be
Of a captive, that you must set free

Some say love is a river, razor, or reed
The universal language, a human need
But is this really love?
A beautiful gift from up above?
Or is it something of a curse.
Mind’s suicide or something worse.

Your presence has destroyed my world
Killing my spirit, darknesss unfurled
But I can’t stop this love, even if I try
Always thinking of you, not a moment goes by.
But you, the man I must be free of,
Keep me at bay; I’m a prisoner of love

I want to hear your voice, or maybe give you a call
But, to be honest, my hope has grown so small
While thoughts of you consume my soul
I struggle to take back my life’s control.

Still, I can’t stop loving you
And oh how I wish you knew
The love I have is the strongest of all
To give you up, creating a wall
Saying goodbye, ending this now
As I solidify our secret vow.


I have written so many poems about him as they are one way in which I deal with it. ^.^

Love ya,
Taylore

PS: Always believe in yourself!
...If only I took my own advice lol
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Roberta777
replied on June 10th, 2008
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Dear One
I love your sweet soul and your honestly. Beline told me how precious you are, and that is true.

That beautiful poem could have been written about a man I totally fell in love with almost two years ago. We were together for about a year and one day he just said he was cutting me off. And, he did. Still could look me right in the eye as if nothing had ever happened between us. Some men have cold hearts.

Homer, Mson and Beline have tried to make me see this is a one way street. Even the last time I saw him and was riding in his truck holding his little dog Emma in my lap, I was over the moon happy. I finally ended our business relationship only to be totally torn up inside.

Love is something you can't always control or predict the outcome of.

Your poem was truly beautiful.

You should submit it for publication.

Bobbie
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marvel
replied on June 11th, 2008
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Ugh, I hate heartache. I think you're wise enough to know what to do in this situation. You know what's best for you.

So many people have reservations about transsexuals. What are they? Are they what they FEEL they are, or are they what their body shows they are? Less importantly, (and pertaining to what you've written), how do others percieve them?Are they what they feel they are, or are they what their body shows they are?

What I'm trying to get at is would this love of yours accept you for what you truly feel you are (a woman), or what your body (for now) is showing you are (a male). I mean, obviously this love of yours is going to have to know about your gender identity issues throughout your life, right? Would this serve as a roadblock to any possibility of having your love returned in the same way?

Love is already complicated enough. Just remember: we're all here for you!!!
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Roberta777
replied on June 12th, 2008
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Taylore Marie,
Have to go back and upload another of my favorite movies on to the eHealth about me page, The Crying Game. Totally moving and wonderful.

Some people are both with both attributes of the male and female. What to do in that situation when you are caught in the middle? It has had to be really hard for you.

Keep your chin up and Marvel is right. We are here for you.

You never know what God has in mind for you. You are on a journey and will be able to get to where you are going.

Bobbie
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Beline
replied on June 22nd, 2008
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Roberta is right, Taylore Marie (Unfortunately) You just can’t control love.
Hold on, my Love. Your prince will come.
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