LOL, yea the true trannies, not cross dressers (there is a difference) believe that they are the opposite gender trapped in the wrong body. And while it wasn't common the hear those stories in the Army once in a great while you did. I did have a soldier come to me one Monday morning expecting the MP's to come for him shortly. He had picked a tranny up and had paid for a room and didn't find out until they started o get undressed. He then, according to him, beat the heck out of the person. So he spent the next several days waiting for the MP's and German police to come get him. I thought he was going to throw a punch at me when I ask, cause I can be a jerk sometimes, "who's was bigger"?
Now the cross dressers, who have been sneaking into the girl's rooms for years, they are a threat. If you notice the move to allow trannies to use the restrooms that they associate with doesn't allow cross dressers to use them.
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