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By Heather Shay · Posted
Do you plan to be active during Pride Month? If so, what type of activities? -
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By April Marie · Posted
Absolutely. Being able to encourage, to help, others is so empowering. I've been helped by so many people over the years, I love being able to pay it forward. -
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By April Marie · Posted
Good morning, everyone!! A busy day ahead for me - need to cut the grass and then pick up the clippings. The grass grows so quickly this time of year. I cut almost 7 acres so that will take up most of my day. At least I can get some sun on my legs and arms!! Time for another cup of coffee as I catch up here. Enjoy this beautiful day we've been given. -
By April Marie · Posted
I started shaving my legs years ago - I started getting an occasional mild contact rash on my shins. That became my excuse to shave them for both me and my wife. Over time, the rash didn't expand...but my shaving did. Full legs....groin......chest......and finally my arms. Keeping the rash at bay was my excuse until I came out to my wife. Now I typically do a full shave on Sunday mornings. The hair is lighter but I just feel better with it gone - it helps with the dysphoria and dysmorphia. I will also typically do a chest touch-up mid week since I notice the growth more there. I wish someone would invent a pill that would stop hair growth everywhere except on your head. -
By Willow · Posted
Good morning. im not sure where the time went. I had a decent nights sleep, didn’t tell Alexa to let me sleep another 5 minutes, I didn’t do anything extra but it’s almost time to leave and I just got here. Definitely only a one cup morning. I have the overhead console out of the Ford. It needed some repairs with toothpicks and glue. Been sitting all night t for the glue to harden. I’m always to impatient with glue but not this time. I want it to hold. Ok the next owner won’t be able to change the lightbulbs however in my defense, the are led so they will likely still work when the car goes to the salvage yard. gotta go. Not as much on my plate at work today but it’s always busy. Willow -
By Lydia_R · Posted
Yes, my programmer friends and I think that antivirus software is a virus. It's constantly searching your system and slowing it down. If you install your own OS and software on your machine, and you make backups of your personal files, then you can recover from viruses in an hour or two. My computer is 10+ years old and is working as good as the first day I had it. As long as my computer is doing what I want it to do, I don't care if someone is spying on my system. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
If you get a ticket, always say not guilty and go to court. Much of the time, the officer will not show up, and often the district attorney or the judge will not want to take the time. They ticket harvest because most people just agree to the fine and send them a check by mail. If you are not a commercial driver, Most states also have a ticket forgiveness program. You take a little easy Driver's Ed Course, and it doesn't go on your record or increase your insurance prices. Explore your options! -
By KayC · Posted
Shaving my legs (very early on) was the first BIG STEP in my self-affirmation. It also felt Real and Natural ... Finally (after all my years with fairly hairy legs). My wife was shocked but I think she thought it was 'OK' as long as didn't go any farther ... well that wasn't going to happen. It was actually Step 1 of many to follow. I did feel the need to hide it from others but eventually didn't care. And, men shaving their legs is much more common these days. Home IPL (laser) made the hair removal permanent over the course of a year or so. Whatever was leftover has been reduced to peach-fuzz by HRT. I don't deny or reject all my years living in the realm of cis-males ... it was part of my Journey to get to where I am today. But since committing to HRT and living in an environment and community that supports my transition, I find it difficult to go back into Boy-mode. The times that I do have to do that ... I can feel the dysphoria rising up again. No going back ... at this point. -
By KayC · Posted
Congratulations @EasyE on your continued progress! I think it was about 6 - 8 weeks for me that I truly started to notice (and feel!) the changes. They were not enormous (no pun intended) but I could notice my breasts were starting to plump up and my hips also. fyi - I talked to my Provider a couple of days ago and based on recent labs agreed that I could start progesterone. I did a LOT of research and after expressing any concerns with my Provider we both felt confident in starting. I have been almost a full year of estradiol and I think my breast and other body changes have started to settle down. Hoping the 'P' will give them another jump start. Thank you for sharing your progress. I think you're going to be Happy with with the next couple of months brings -
By Ladypcnj · Posted
I have this one particular antivirus with the VPN, I thought I paid for everything to be activated, but it turns out to be I have basic protection and they want more money from me to turn it on. I wished the store salesperson told me this soon, I would have brought something else that has everything in it, not half protection missing lol -
By KayC · Posted
Hi @Mealaini - nice to meet you and Welcome! You have an important story and experience to share so I am happy you are open and willing to do that. Also, I want you to know that this Forum was a very important part of my own Self-Acceptance and helped me navigate both my Progress and the Coming Out process to my wife, kids, and other family/friends. It's not an easy Journey - sometimes it can seem slow and painful - but for most of us here, it's one that is essential to our Well Being. I hope you have a similar experience as myself as you connect with others on this Forum and gain the benefit our each individual Experience and our Shared Humanity. Deep breaths ... One step at a time
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