Tuesday, June 04, 2013

SEAL Team Six Member Is Now A Woman

Chris Beck served for 20 years in the US Navy before retiring. Most of those years were spent as a Navy SEAL. Chris retired shortly before the raid on Osama Bin Laden. Now Chris is Kristen and has released a book about living in the Navy as a man when she wanted to be a woman. The book is called Warrior Princess. This is amazing to me. First, that she managed to keep it a secret for most of those years in such a close knit unit, and second, how much she loved her country that she was willing to live like a man for 20 years before coming out as transgender.

25 comments:

  1. The better question is what other seal team members was he boinking in the mean time.

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  2. Whatever makes her happy.

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  3. For the purposes of being accurate, "SEAL Team Six" is associated in popular vernacular, with being the unit that took out OBL. Very few people side of Navy/SEAL families would know the unit name otherwise.

    Kristen was not a part of that history, and this story is a non-starter aside from the headline grabbing attempt to make it so. Good for her in moving forward with her life, but the headline is utterly disingenuous.

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  4. Good for her! I can't wait to read this.

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  5. @skimpymist: I believe she's indicated that she was celibate during that period, and IIRC that kind of fraternization would not be allowed anyway, particularly not in groups such as the SEALS.

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  6. Hmmm, enty did you read the entire book and the person stated that she stayed a man for love or country? I ask because there are plenty of civilians who stay the gender they are born with for even longer for personal reasons like denial.

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  7. Dude looks like a lady.

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  8. In addition to @Robin's points, why do you automatically assume she is sexually attracted to men, @skimpy? (I haven't read the book, so I have no idea one way or the other)

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  9. This is America and is a free country. As a man he served his country honorably and now wants to live his life as a woman.

    I say thanks for your service and have a nice life.

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  10. Michael, I'm assuming she waited until she was out of the military to do this because she probably would not be allowed to return to her job as a SEAL. She wanted to finish out her job, which meant doing so as a man.

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  11. @JimmyPX I agree.

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  12. There is a new "baddest bitch on the block".

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  13. Shes gotta be one hell of a chick!!!! I wanna be her friend!!!!!!

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  14. So this is one of the guys (ladies) who fucked (not literally) obl.
    Great for him/her/whatever. Congratulations, thank you, and be happy for the rest of your life.

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  15. @Pip: I was simply trying to clarify if that was the reason stated or a reason that the blogger just wrote on assumption because there are plenty of people who wait years and years to transition for personal reasons and not "love of country." It's a process.

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  16. The percentages of gay transgendered/cd id the same as non cd/transgendered. They sometimes change over & remain with their original, opposite sex partner.

    Kudos to her, she seems to have been born a brave warrior!

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  17. Perfectly put, @JimmyPX.

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  18. See, woman can do anything :)

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  19. All kidding aside, I find this REMARKABLE and am in awe of her. What incredible discipline, strength and courage she showed before AND after her sex change. Bravo!

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  20. Good for her, but I dont want to date a girl who can k*ck my ass and f*ck my ass.

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  21. At least he/she's still alive considering the rest of the seal team six members

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  22. Anonymous1:42 PM

    Good for her, I can't imagine what she's been through in her life, keeping all that in, hiding, feeling shame. Out and proud! More power to her.

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