Sweet Jenna

In the month since Jenna and I first made love she has become less clumsy and more sure of herself. Half the reason I knew her clumsiness was because of inexperience is because I was exactly the same way as is everyone. We have also gotten to know each other better in other ways as well.

For instance, one night before I went out to feed she asked me why I don't tuck. I told her it's because I'm not trying to imitate women. See as a futanari I was born like this. We naturally have the same physical characteristics of women but the genitalia of men. I recognize the fact that as do other futas that we are not women.

We may look the same but we don't share the same experiences as women. I will never know what it's like to menstruate, I will never know childbirth. These are just a few of the differences. It's why I don't pretend to be a woman. Yes I wear the same clothing but that is because as a futanari my appearance is feminine. In truth we futas should be considered a third gender.

I use feminine pronouns for myself simply because there are no pronouns for futas that I know of and feminine pronouns best describe me. That doesn't mean however that I consider myself a woman. I'm not a woman. I'm a futanari.

I explained this to Jenna as too why I don't tuck. I want to present myself honestly to others. Also I don't tuck because for me it is so uncomfortable to do so.

I love the fact that Jenna feels comfortable asking me questions like that. I hate it that a lot of people think they have to walk around on egg shells with me. Asking questions is how we learn of each other. Not asking questions causes prejudice and ignorance. Learning about one another brings about acceptance.

Jenna and I are also learning about each other in more mundane ways as well. We're learning one another's personality quarks as well. For instance she recently learned I sleep with a Teddy Bear that I've named Walter. I've learned that she's a smoker but she won't smoke in the house because she hates the smell of cigarette smoke.

We're learning how to coexist with each other. I'm genuinely getting quite an affection for her, she's so sweet and gentle.