No taste in make up, I see.

I suspect the person involved always had a desire to cross dress and have a sex change, but was not willing to admit it to themselves or others. As time transpired the desires became stronger until he finally starts cross dressing and openly discusses getting a sex change. He attempts to find an explanation, not fully understanding himself, and grasps on the only thing in his life that changed despite there being no causal link between his desires and the medication.

I believe this is similar to the English man who suffered a stroke and "woke up gay". Every professional who studied the case states there is no possibility the man's change in sexual orientation was a result of his stroke. Even the man's current boyfriend doesn't believe there is a link.

In both case the intervening event acts as an excuse the men can point to to explain their change in sexuality. They can deny that they were always that way, and can claim "it's not my fault, the intervening event made me this way." If it makes it easier for them and their friends and family to accept their current orientation, than good.

Sounds like just an excuse to me

Uh...so, if he had a problem with this, how hard is it to, oh, I don't know, stop taking the pills?

His wife lost her husband and his son lost his father? So the pills not only made him a woman, they made him lose all free will and be a selfish fark too?

By the way, all women do not like to dress the same way or do the same activities.

Actually chemicals can cause this to happen and the people taking the chemicals don't realize what is happening. I know gay people want to think they are just born this way but they too could just be victoms of mad scientists. BPA has been proven to turn male frogs into female frogs. That's the stuff found in most plastics.


"The findings also support prior animal studies that find exposure to BPA during development can produce permanent effects that may impact health. In light of these findings, BPA exposure while in the womb and as newborns could pose a longterm health risk by altering development of brain and reproductive systems that are directed by thyroid hormone."

"A Common Herbicide Turns Some Male Frogs into Females
One of the mostly widely used weed killers, atrazine, may be disrupting male frogs' sexual development--even reversing it"


sources google them:
-Bisphenol A stifles thyroid hormone and slows frog development.
-Estrogen receptor expression and vitellogenin synthesis induced in hepatocytes of male frogs Rana chensinensis exposed to bisphenol A

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=common-herbicide-tur n s-male-frogs-into-females

But after almost a month on the pills he said his hair growth was 'minimal' but the feminine effects were 'pronounced.'

So why didn't he quit the pills? He claims he didn't want to be a cross-dresser yet doesn't stop taking meds that enhance female traits without improving the very thing he purchased them for?

"Hmmmm, well it's been a month I'm still as bald as a cue-ball, but my breasts are perky and I'm developing strange cramps. Better ride this out a few more months...."