The End dude...

I thought about it and I 'm still thinking about it, but I don't think this blog really has a reason to live anymore.

The point is, I started it when I was still living in Greece, and, I guess, it had a little interest for some people, since it was written in English and could therefore be read by people who weren't Greek- and might find me an interesting specimen (kinda exotic like, althought probably a bit rural). In fact, it was mostly read by people who were English or American, as I 'd have expected. Them's the ones who care to read about other trannies' lives, it appears.

At least one Greek girl read the blog while it was going on but we never got round to actually meeting each other. What would have been the point, anyway? Our lives couldn't have been too much different from each others'. My keeping a blog must have been my only original trait, as a Greek tranny... and it's not necessarily something that would make me look cool and fun to be around. Quite the contrary- it must have made me look geeky and boring.

And now I 'm in England and what's the point of keeping this thing up? I 'm just another trannie in the UK, another trannie in the English speaking world, where fucking Androcur costs over a hundred Euros to buy online and you can't just walk into Boots and get it without a prescription (as you can in Greece, for half that price). People don't even stare at me in the streets. Nothing that happens in my life is at all unexpected or unknown anymore. So what's the point?

Besides, the English have this thing about social classes (they're fucking discriminating bastards) so me being who I am, I understand most blogging trannies out there would rather go sepuku, than be seen around with me...

Well, it's OK. If I wanted to hang out with trannies, I 'd have done it back home. In fact, there's nothing I can do here that I couldn't have done back home if I felt like it, but that's another point. To tell the truth, I 'd feel a bit embarassed meeting some of the people live that I know from their blogs. Suddendly, now that the opportunity actualy presented itself I didn't look forward to it as much as I had thought I would. Neither, it seems, did some of those people themselves. And that's enough said, 'cause I don't wanna end this in a way that would offend people too much.

So there. No more tranny blogging for me. Real life waits.