
"I feel as if I am a man and have to live my life in the body of a woman," Buschbaum said in a statement on her Web site. (The statement has been translated from German to English.) "I am aware of the fact that transsexuality is a fringe issue, and I do not want to be responsible for it remaining on the fringe." Although gender reassignment will likely involve Buschbaum taking hormones that are on the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of banned substances, Buschbaum says she has not taken any performance-enhancing drugs during her athletic career. "I do not dope," she said, adding that her "upcoming hormone treatment" contributed to her decision to quit, as did a persistent injury.
When I read the story above, I wondered, "Would I stay with my woman if she had gender reassignment surgery?"
Honestly, I would. She would still be her, just with different toys attached.
Does it turn me on a little bit? Yep.
Would I still be a lesbian? I'm not sure.