Calculations
on 27/01/2014
Don’t trust Sarah on this one, folks! Her logic is flawed, the people we meet through life is far from a random distribution. You often end up in environments where people have something in common with you, like in college, a convention, a fan-fiction website…
Still, I’m guilty of having done this kind of calculations, often with depressing results, no matter how generous I was with the estimates. And even if I can’t deny that being trans and lesbian lowers the fraction of people available as a partner by a big amount, I’m sure I’ll find the right person, somehow, sometime, somewhere… maybe.
Are you sure you aren’t an Economist, dealing with Statistics like that? 😉
Most people also face extraordinary odds to find their match. The difference, dear, is if and when you meet her, she will see the real you. Unlike most people, you don’t have to worry about anyone falling for an illusion.
Kick ass, this updated! 😀
Stahp calculating!
I’ve had this same conversation with a calculator.
My advice: Don’t let a calculator tell you the odds of finding love.
You don’t an ideal mate, just a good one. 🙂
I understand this feel so much ahhh
as a trans guy who likes other guys and is oten wanting to do seemingly random activities (like I’ll sit and do polynomial divisions just for fun, but then will also spends hours watching mindless anime) I often feel like I wont ever find anyone.
Gotta live in hope though!
Ahhh memories. Im a trans girl (age 13-14) and I felt the same way (I ended up with a biological female because I didnt feel like explaining to my parents that I am not gay)