And the big reveal : "I’ve made big changes to how I look. Is it time to say enough is enough?"
www.telegraph.co.uk/family/life/made-big-changes-look-time-say-enough-enough/
"In my unofficial role as a self-appointed Emeritus Professor of Transology, I came up with a concept a few years ago that I called The O’Brien Point. The OBP describes the point in a person’s transition at which they say, ‘Enough.’
This may come at the very end of the entire process, after every conceivable operation has been undertaken. Or it may come much earlier, when a person stops and says, ‘That’ll do me.’
Perhaps they are content where they are and don’t need to go any further. Or they may have intended to go further, but suddenly recoil, as if walking into an electrified fence, thinking, ‘Ouch! That’s a step too far.’"
He then goes on to say he thinks he's reached his electrified fence
"As today’s new photo of me – and others to follow – demonstrate, there have been big changes. Trouble is, I still have a long way to go. My face needs work: jawline, browline, nose and lips to be precise. And I am scared by the prospect of a six-hour operation on my face and the discomfort that is bound to follow it. Ditto, the operation after that… you know, that one.
The biggest issue of all for me is anaesthesia."
nah mate, seriously I doubt it. You sure its not getting you your cock chopped off? (as Magda would say)
"My experience has been that whether I hide my true nature, or am absolutely out, it’s impossible for me to be known, accepted and loved. I get fleeting glimpses: giddy, delirious joyful snatches of romantic bliss. But the hope of any permanence has always been dashed.
The purpose of transition has therefore been to recreate myself in a more lovable form. But maybe I should accept myself as I am, and have faith that there might yet be a right woman for me."
