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By RhondaS · Posted
Yes, if you think you might be trans and take an online test that says you're not trans and your reaction is to be upset you 'failed' the test then you're trans. -
By JJ Orange · Posted
@Davie Thank you so much for the feed back! -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
My shift toward my boy self has been mostly natural, although now I'm using T for some small changes. I've been more or less androgynous for years. I avoided girl clothes, slowly changed my hair from long-ish to an androgynous pixie cut. A bit of muscle tone added to being naturally slim and curve-less works to my advantage. I was passing as a boy long before a doctor took a look at me and gave me a prescription. Since I'm starting with a female body, I'll probably look a bit young-ish for a long time. Just see what you can do with what you have, and I think you'll be surprised at the progress. And you have a supportive partner, which is awesome! -
By Davie · Posted
Thanks, @JJ Orange Polish it, if you must, but it's a gem of a story already. And it's part of who you really are, so it's even more valuable than just a story. cheers, Davie -
By Emma De · Posted
@Russ FenrissonThank you so much for your kind words. More treatment tomorrow and I will also be getting a machine to help me medically. If it works then I look forward to seeing the changes. Things have to get worse to get better sometimes, it feels that the worst is winning, but as I keep telling myself the hope and optimism will win in the end. I just need the webb space telescope to be able to see that far at the moment. I wish you well with your transition as well and the changes the body can make are amazing. HRT is a dream, and I start with a therapist in a couple of weeks, at last. Even if they will focus on the medical challenges, I will do my best to subvert it to my gender challenges as well. Love, hope and optimism to all. For those who saw the Commonwealth games I was so pleased to see the LGBTQ+ presence and flag so prominent. -
By Sally Stone · Posted
Charlize, the beach is huge, so huge in fact, I can't see the water.😁 -
By Davie · Posted
I wish this on every state of the USA. And on every state in the universe (Neptune excepted). Advocates Praise Massachusetts Protection for Abortion, Gender-Affirming Care. Access to abortion and to gender-affirming care are now rights secured by the constitution and laws of the Commonwealth. https://www.glad.org/post/advocates-praise-ma-protection-for-abortion-gender-affirming-care/ -
By Heather Shay · Posted
this one is stuck in my head - always dreamed about this life.... and the version many might remember.... ah what could have been..... -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I was never able to envision myself that way. But I watched those kinds of shows and I always had the thought in the back of my mind that the "wife" in those situations could never be me. As much as I wanted to fit in the role I was expected to take on, even from an early age I knew it wasn't going to turn out like that. Other girls would envision their future wedding (even in elementary school), and I could never really participate in those conversations. It just felt alien. I explained it away in those early years by just saying I wasn't going to get married and my sister and I were going to live together as best friends forever. Interestingly, that last part has happened 😄 We still live under the same roof, and probably will for the rest of our lives. -
By Charlize · Posted
I'm glad you got help Lauren. 10 days of sobriety is something i never thought i'd ever see over 15 years ago. We in recovery are here to help. I know i needed help and today am glad i've been given the chance to help others. Just message ant now us. Hugs, Charlize -
By Colleen Henderson · Posted
For someone who's “out”, I'm really not out very much. I work at home and rarely have face-to-face interaction with people. But this week has been different. As part of my vow to live my authentic life from now on, yesterday I told the person who has just started cutting my hair that I'm transgender and no longer want to have anything close to a male style. She was totally understanding and, though my hair needs to grow out some more, we're now on the way to a presentation that's clearly feminine. Today, I had a routine appointment at the local VA medical clinic. I went in full female mode, quite anxious to see the Physician's Assistant I've met with before. She has a transgender child, so we get along very well. The nurse is cool to talk with as well. VA medical facilities are very LGBT-friendly, so I'm never hesitant to be myself there. The PA loves to chat, and because her next appointment had canceled, I was there with her for over an hour. She has a wealth of knowledge, and much of our conversation was a deep dive into the meaning of my test results, the pros and cons of various medications and treatments, etc. Getting out of my comfort zone and spending so much time with others has done me a lot of good. I haven't experienced that since I worked volunteer office jobs in female mode a few years ago. It's much different from going to the grocery store and only having a few words with the cashier at checkout. If I attracted any unusual attention being so visible in those environments, I'm not aware of it. -
By JJ Orange · Posted
I was young. I was a little kid. I had my hair in a braid and I sat in front of the tube tv, watching an action movie from the 90s. Drinking a Capri Sun, and setting my dolls next to me so they could watch the movie, too. The muscular hero stopped the bad guys and saved the woman and her son on the screen. My father told me, “Wouldn’t it be nice to be saved by the hero?” I answered with a yes, but in my mind, I said “No. I want to be that man. A strong man with muscles who is able to intimidate villains and save the world. I want to be the strongest man alive”. (Sorry if it is a written weirdly. I wrote mostly off the top of my head.) -
By Russ Fenrisson · Posted
Greetings, Helen, and welcome to the forums. There's a lot of kind and awesome people around and I'm sure you'll find a few you can click with. Just know, as you're learning about yourself, it might take time and it won't happen over night. It generally takes time and when you figure out what works for you, it is generally very rewarding. -
By Davie · Posted
Hi @WillowA113 I make up stories, too. Lately, I've turned to writing and re-writing my own story of transition and while it is very hard work, it helps me discover exactly who I am and where I want to go. It's almost like a crystal ball that way. Best of luck to you. You are young but you sound like you've got a lot already figured out. Don't be afraid to follow your true self. Best of luck. Hugs, Davie -
By JJ Orange · Posted
Going back to this topic! I'm a little shy to talk about my beliefs as when I ever I had, I would get stuff thrown at me. One time, my deeply-Catholic uncle told me that anything non-Catholic is the work of demons. Well, thank you sir for making me more self conscious! I would like to add that, again, not everyone who is Christian is like this. My current believes relate back to my ancestors, mostly of the Nahuatl/Jalisco area. I am deeply attached to many dieties, one of them being Xochipili, the Nahuatl god of flowers, gay people, sex workers, art, and dance! I love him dearly as he has helped me become more accepting of the person I am today. I also have some folk Catholic influence and some of Wiccanism.
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