Once you start HRT is it still possible at ALL to have kids without freezing sperm?
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Possible to become fertile/have kids again?
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1. Possible to become fertile/have kids again?
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Yes you can still have kids after taking estrogen after a long time2
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Yes you can still have kids after taking estrogen with a cure0
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No, once your on estrogen it is completely impossible in any way for you to have kids.3
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By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Well, for the purposes of this topic, I'll just say that I want a republic where Trump isn't the best we can hope for. People where I live will vote for him no matter what, felony court cases or not, because we simply cannot stomach the alternatives. We'd rather have Putin than Biden. At least Putin, Orban, and Trump are nationalists (sort of), in spite of all the other bad stuff that goes along with that. In my lifetime, he's the closest thing people here have had to a president they actually like. That is the source of his support. And it doesn't say much good about him, really, just bad about all the other choices. So...what happens in November? Will there even be an election? If Trump becomes ineligible for office, who do the Republicans run? Or maybe we just have an election with Libertarians vs Democrats? Chase Oliver has some good things going... -
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By Curious-star · Posted
Hi, just thought I would say hello, I’m kind of new to all this, being in my mid 40s, have a wife and daughter and never questioned my gender till now. This all start after a dream where I was stood I front of my family and friends wearing a bra the wonderful euphoric feeling I felt, felt real, I decided to buy one and try it and that euphoria was now really real and only confused me further, the bra I bought did not fit so I plucked up the courage to go to a shop and get properly fitted, wow what an experience I would recommend this to anyone, I walked out of the shop wearing my new bra with so much confidence. I am extremely sensitive and empathetic to a point I know I have an inner her. I have always loved talking to women as I feel I am on the same level and sometimes I find it hard to open up to male friends, I have had body dystrophy but I don’t think it’s because I’m male and not female, I think it’s because I am just overweight, I am very muscular and have a lot of body hairy and a beard which I have no issue with. i am very confused with the whole situation and maybe it would be easier just to take the view you were born male so your a man but that doesn’t seem right and my journey, which has only been a few months if I have gained anything it is an utmost respect for anyone who has even asked the question who or what am I. every answer I get just brings more questions sorry that was a bit more than just a hello!! -
By Ivy · Posted
I am a bit discouraged these days. But It does seem to me that our problems can only be addressed when we learn how to work together, and yeah that does mean on a global scale. Unfortunately it seems to be the case that too many are still only in it for themselves, trying to accumulate personal wealth and power. Local cooperation is good, and it doesn't seem impossible for it to be had on a wider scale if we can have some respect for each other. But we seem to be too interested in preserving our local turfs. A prime example is our current all or nothing politics. We are prioritizing competition over cooperation. I've grown cynical, unfortunately. I fear we are going to destroy our selves. Perhaps the future generations will do better. One can hope. -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
They start you off with a low dose to see how the body reacts. It takes time for any results to actually take effect. There might be a placebo effect for now. Trust the process and know it’s not a sprint it’s an endurance. I would ask the NP to see about patches, gel or injections. The pill has known to be worse in the side effects. In my first year I have gained some breast growth. I started as a 42C and now a 42 DD but it’s also probably because I’m big. Weight loss for me is almost impossible. If I could get off my gut and go to hips and breast I wouldn’t mind. Enjoy and congratulations on the start of your new life. -
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By Vidanjali · Posted
Thanks for that info & yes it totally makes sense. -
By Carolyn Marie · Posted
Yes, I'm one of the Baby Boomer generation you speak of. I am proud of the "globalists" of the past, who accomplished things like the Marshall Plan, the creation of NATO, the efforts to bring peace to places like Kosovo and the efforts to fight the Taliban and free Qatar from Iraqi aggression, as well as the coordinated efforts in space exploration, and fighting worldwide hunger and disease, including Covid. There were many, many mistakes made as well, and all my Boomer friends and relatives regret those. But I don't believe for a minute that the U.S. would be better off isolating itself and turning back the clock 100 or 150 years. Those were NOT the "good old days" for most people. I'm not sure what kind of "new republic" you are hoping for. But based on your prior statements about the world you desire, it is not a republic I wish to live in. Isolationism is not the panacea you think it will be, @awkward-yet-sweet. I'll leave it at that. Carolyn Marie -
By Carolyn Marie · Posted
Thanks for this first-hand account of the festivities, @VickySGV. Congratulations to the Chorus and all who were recognized. HUGS Carolyn Marie -
By Betty K · Posted
Wow, that is a sad story. I am so sorry you had to endure that as a child. As the others have said, yes, you can quite easily be trans and asexual, and many people are. Being trans is not a sexuality, and any suggestions to the contrary are considered fringe beliefs nowadays. Having said that, you would not necessarily “be classed as trans for liking to dress up in lingerie occasionally “. You may well be trans, but a habit of crossdressing now and then doesn’t necessarily make you so; the question of transness goes deeper than that. As the others have said, a good therapist (one who practices the gender affirming model and not so-called “exploratory therapy”AKA conversion therapy) can help you discover the true nature of your gender identity. Only you can know what this is, but it can take the right questions to uncover it. Just to be clear, studies suggest that many if not most trans women have been sexually aroused by crossdressing at one time or another, usually pre-transition, but that does not mean they have a fetish. Studies also suggest — as do my cis girlfriends — that many cis women have been aroused by wearing certain clothes too. To me it makes perfect sense that this arousal might be greater in certain pre-transition trans women, due to both (a) the stigma attached to their so-called crossdressing, and (b) how rarely they get to glimpse themselves as women. Added to which, I hear that many bi/lesbian cis women are turned on by their own reflections (Billie Eilish is the latest to admit it), so why shouldn’t bi/lesbian trans women be too? -
By VickySGV · Posted
I can give myself a sorta Byline on this one since I was there. The Los Angeles City Council had its annual session where they recognize and declare June as Pride Month in the city today and The Trans Chorus of Los Angeles was both invited to perform for the council and received an official recognition for its service to the community. Along with TCLA, a Trans Mariachi Orchestra by the name of Mariachis Arcoiris De Los Angeles was also honored and did a variety of their musical numbers. Four other Trans community activists and the Connie Norman Center For Transgender Empowerment which is also active in the city through a number of Trans Health organizations and other services to the Trans Latine community and others for our Asian and Pacific Islander populations as well. Along with some darn big poster sized certificates that were done by the L.A. City Calligraphy department, we also had a good catered lunch which was a combination of cultural foods of the recipients. The only downside to the day was a group of people protesting a problem with the Los Angeles City Board Of Education which is not even in the City Hall there. They were noisy but did not interfere or for that matter have any problems with the pride flagged luncheon going on the City Hall forecourt. -
By BobbiSkunk · Posted
I do like the idea of one quick shock. Maybe with the rest of my social circle when I feel comfortable. I am just not a very social person, lol. Thank you for your input, it is helpful -
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By Vidanjali · Posted
I'm sorry you had to endure that trauma, dear. I also do hope you'll find a good and effective therapist to work through this as you're able. It's one thing to endure abuse and injury, and another for it to rule your life to the extent it does. I hope you'll find your way to greater freedom. To answer your question, 1. Gender and sexuality are two different things. Yes, they affect each other and even therefore intersect in ways. But they are ultimately two separate aspects of a person. 2. Please be aware that any inference to cross-dressing or transgender necessarily being a sexual fetish is false. Indeed, some folks are sexually aroused by cross-dressing. But it is definitely not a prerequisite to being trans or a cross-dresser. 3. Each of us is free to identify our sexuality as we see fit. I just wanted to point out that asexuality as a "sexual" orientation is different from being sex-averse as the result of trauma. Seeing as you experienced the trauma you wrote about before puberty, that is before you became sexually mature, it may be the case your sexuality was as if suppressed by the trauma. I'm suggesting that as far as asexuality as orientation goes, you may or may not be because your sex-aversion seems to have velied that part of you some way or another. If you're able to find a therapist qualified in treating trauma and transgender knowledge, it's within the realm of possibilities that many suppressed aspects of your personality may come to light. And to disclose, I am trans and asexual. -
By Mmindy · Posted
Welcome to TransPulseForums @Mwm684 It’s nice to meet you and I hope you. Best wishes, stay positive and motivated. Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋
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