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By Charlize · Posted
It's lovely to see you again Cindy but even better to heart your doing so well. Hugs, Charlize -
By tracy_j · Posted
It's nice to hear good news from you Cindy. Good luck with your studies and career. Tracy -
By tracy_j · Posted
Hi Ezra, Welcome to the forum. Please feel free to read, write and generally join in. There are many friendly people here with a wealth of experience. Take you time to understand where you sit and where you may be going. Understanding yourself is a big step, and takes time. Being in the right atmospere helps. The gender spectrum is wide and people can sit anywhere on it or even move around. In your teens epecially, you are finding your place in the world, but gender wise there are many here of all ages with your feelings. It's good to question. Far better than living in sadness wondering what if! It's nice to have you here Tracy -
By tracy_j · Posted
Congratulations Marcie! Just live your life and the world will roll on. No-one will expect anything different so they are not looking for it. Tracy -
By Ezra · Posted
Hey. I'm Ezra. I'm not sure if this is the right place for me to put this intro, but I felt the need to go in depth about my story. I'm 17 years old, AFAB, and have been questioning since age 12. I remember the exact day it hit me that I might be transgender. I, like a lot of preteens, went through an edgy phase of writing stories and making up various characters for said stories. Something that remained consistent with me, however, is that all the protagonists of my stories, all the characters that I made and focused on the most, were male. I remember drawing all of them, thinking about them, detailing them and writing them out, and I rarely incorporated female characters into my writing or art, and when I did, they were two dimensional; I never put much thought into them. It was one day when I was thinking of a pose to draw one of my male characters in, and I found myself emulating that pose in real life. I just shifted my posture to fit the stance I was thinking of in my head. And that's when I realized: I'm not making all of these male characters because I think they're attractive or cool or anything, I'm making them because I want to be them. These male characters were idealized versions of myself; I wanted to be the characters I drew so much. That's what started this whole spiral of questioning. I started thinking about getting short hair, wearing more androgynous clothing (already, my entire life, I loathed skirts and dresses. I stuck to shorts, jeans, and T-shirts), even changing my name. In my freshman year of high school, I crossdressed for the first time. I already have pretty tiny boobs, so I was able to look mostly flat chested with just a sports bra, so I threw one of those on, stuffed my hair into a beanie, buttoned up a flannel and put on jeans. Then I looked at myself in the mirror. I almost started crying. The happiness, the exhilaration I felt at seeing myself this way was indescribable. My curves were gone, my jawline looked sharper without the long hair falling down the back of my neck, and I just looked so... good, so much better than how I had ever seen myself before. I sent a picture of myself to my friend, and she was shocked; she kept telling me how good I looked, even asked if I could crossdress and go to the mall with her to be her date - which, looking back on it, probably wasn't the best response, but I took it as a very high compliment. I continued to have these feelings throughout high school, and in junior year, I cut my hair boy short, and it helped immensely with my self esteem. I felt so much more myself; with long hair, I always felt like I was in drag, but after that I felt like I was actually me. And so now, here I am; about to go into college, still questioning since that day I realized I was relating to these fictional guys, and becoming more open about who I am. That's why I chose to register on this forum. I want to explore my masculine identity; I'm not sure if I'm entirely FtM, but I do think I'm probably androgyne, or transmasculine. I just ask that I be referred to with he/him pronouns. I'm not out to anyone in real life yet. I know most people in my life would probably be okay with me, but this is such a big thing to comprehend about myself, and I'm so uncertain; I don't know if I'm just a girl with an unusually strong connection to her masculine side, or if I really am a man; or if I'm somewhere in between. I just hope that I'm discerning myself correctly, and I'm not just mistaking being a tomboy for being a real man. But, yeah, so that's me. -
By jae bear · Posted
That is so awesome, I am so jealous, I’m only just now starting to plan some basic wardrobe changes. I look forward to the day when I can be in your situation and worry about the same things, being just one of the girls must be an amazing thing, I can’t wait to get there myself but I’m very jealous of you right now! Hugs, Jae -
By jae bear · Posted
Well, two things to report, I finished reading Jenny Boylan’s book she’s not there, fantastic by the way if you haven’t read it pick up a copy. And I am just now tickling the 200 pound mark, I should dip down into the 199.9 or sub category any day now, I’m glad I only bought two pairs of pants because they’re going to be too big faster than I realized, I just put together two garbage bags full of clothes I can’t wear anymore that I have to take down to the donation center. Hugs, Jae -
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http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-nws-boyertown-transgender-bathroom-policy-appeal-20180523-story.html More and more courts are siding with trans students. A good sign. Carolyn Marie -
By VickySGV · Posted
I am sad to say that this person is about the middle level of some things that went on in front of kids in some of the Scout units I was around. I was a council level volunteer who was to be a liaison between the actual National program and the Sponsoring Institution and it go rough at times. I often had urges to help tighten neckerchiefs in those days. I must have been trying too hard to be a "man" in those days. I am ashamed to say I did not call some of them on it. -
By ZaharaWolf · Posted
Sporadic signed it cause he was the one who technically made it? but i know computers well enough that i helped him. sorry if it seems confusing
(sporadic is another part of the system that i am a part of)
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By ZaharaWolf · Posted
I recently made a meme about the brainwashing that is done by the government, i feel like it gets right to the point with out really needing to explain it -
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By Jani · Posted
Cindy I am so happy for you and that your situation has taken a turn for the better. And for your wife too. Do well in school. We need more bright people to help save our planet. Excellent observation, particularly for anyone new reading this. I recall my endo saying a steady stream was more important than high quantity. It's worked well for me. Jani
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