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By Willow · Posted
Good evening We went to Charleston today, my wife had a doctors appointment. Got back home about 2pm and I took a 1 hour nap. I have an odd work schedule over the next 10 days. I’m thinking they must be changing our store hours. I work at a different store tomorrow, then beginning Saturday I start working at my home store. Our store will be closed on Sunday while they remodel the it, change the layout and install some new equipment replacing some of the coolers and the coffee makers. Then I work starting a 5 am which is different and why I think they are charging our hours. Yes, I watched a small bit of the debate. Yes, I thought is was a lot of the same we hear during every election debate. Yes, I thought Harris rattled Trump early on and never really got back on message. My feelings about “the promised land” belonging to the Hebrews goes something like this. God made a promise to Abraham first, follow me and I will make you the father of all man kind. With one indiscretion Abraham did this, but they ended up in Egypt and came back and pushed the people living there out. Then once again the hebrews left the promised land to Egypt. God tells Moses to lead them back out of Egypt and he will again will return the promised land to them. All they have to do is obey him. But they don’t. Moses begs and the agreement is that no one who was in Egypt can go into the promised land including Moses. The tribes eventually get the promised land split up and things are pretty good until they stop obeying and loose the land again Ever since they have been forced out and fought to get it back but it’s no longer God’s promised land to the Hebrews as they broke that covenant time and time again. you can disagree all you want I have no intention of debating history. -
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By Carolyn Marie · Posted
Welcome to Trans Pulse, Sienna! It's lovely to meet you. Congrats on navigating the NHS to get to the point of starting HRT. I know from others in the U.K. what a daunting experience that is. We are here to answer your questions and offer support whenever you need it. We do have many members from the U.K. with personal experience. HUGS Carolyn Marie -
By Sienna · Posted
I’ve recently started my hormone therapy and am in a state of euphoria most days after accepting who I really am and that I want to embrace the most authentic version of my true self. Like most I have went through so much confusion and never fitted or felt I fitted into the typical male role . After so many years I now understand who I am and what I need to do for myself to make me feel complete. I hope I can call on you from time to time for your vast experience and knows to help me navigate my transition? Thank you Sienna Xx -
By Sienna · Posted
Hi Kathy, thank you for your reply . I will go to the correct topic . regards Sienna -
By KathyLauren · Posted
Hi, Sienna. Welcome to Transgender Pulse. Please take a moment to drop by our Introductions forum to tell us about yourself. Kathy -
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By Susan R · Posted
@EasyE I buy my Surgical Tape by the roll on Amazon. It’s called Smith And Nephew Flexifix Opsite Transparent Adhesive Film Roll 4"X10.9 Yards - Model 66000041 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0015TI2ZA? -
By Sienna · Posted
Hello everyone, I hope you are all well and thank you for accepting me into your forum. I am Sienna, it’s taken a very long time to comprehend and accept what is the most authentic version of myself . I have recently started my hormone therapy and am looking forward to embracing the slow and gradual changes in my mind and body . I hope that I find the answers I need in this fantastic group with so many lovely people . thank you Sienna Xx -
By EasyE · Posted
Found a very cute black pleated mini skirt yesterday while shopping. It had been placed on a different rack and I never found the "home base". But it happened to be my size and a great price and was right there, so I bought and have been happily wearing it most of today with a soft yellow T-shirt... maybe a bit short for my age but incredibly comfortable... -
By EasyE · Posted
Hmm. Interesting thought ... It does seem like it starts get red underneath the patch after I shower ... Where would one get the surgical tape? Regular Pharmacy? -
By Justine76 · Posted
Same here. Although recently, I've been paying more attention to what women wear casually but still have an overtly feminine look. I saw a woman at a locally that had the same pair of ladies' Adidas sneakers I recently bought and looked at how she worked them into her outfit; just yoga leggings with an oversized shirt but she looked really good. Tricky part is getting the perfect shirt length for that type of outfit -
By April Marie · Posted
Hi, Jayne! I love that sweater!! I'm so happy you took the opportunity to drop by. -
By April Marie · Posted
My first time out was at a Wal-Mart. I was wearing a black/green black-watch skirt, black turtleneck sweater, green tights and black ankle boots. As I walked through the door it hit me that I'd probably made a tactical error. Instead of blending in, my choice of outfit was so different from the typical Wal-Mart shopper that I drew instant attention. In the end, I got a nice compliment from a young lady who asked where I'd bought my skirt and smiles from several men. The vast majority of my wardrobe comes from Talbot's and J. Jill and tends to be less casual than most women wear these days. But, it makes me feel good about myself and gives me confidence in myself....and that can't be a bad thing. -
By Sally Stone · Posted
A fairly regular stop when I am going to the big city for a day of feminine self-expression is a “Total Wine” store. The town where I live is quite small, so it lacks a lot of the shopping options of Reno (my big city), and a well-stocked liquor store is one of them. Many of the store clerks have come to know Sally, but one clerk in particular, a sixty-something woman, always makes a big deal about my wardrobe. She has probably waited on me a half a dozen times, and each time, she asks me “what’s the special occasion? You are dressed so nicely.” I have always said thanks but never elaborated. Last weekend, however, while grabbing a bottle of wine, the same woman waited on me, and she asked me again about the special occasion. This time, I made a point to tell her I wasn’t dressed for anything special, instead, that the way I dress tends to be my preferred style. I told her it was my nature to be quite particular about my appearance. And then I leaned a little closer and whispered: “besides, I think I have nice legs and like showing them off,” alluding to the fact that my preferred wardrobe usually includes a skirt, stockings, and heels. She smiled brightly at my legs comment and then she added: “too bad more people don’t pay closer attention to what they wear.” Then she went on to tell me how badly some people dress when they come into the store. I realize, that my wardrobe is generally upscale, and I imagine it gets people’s attention the same way it got the store clerk’s. Most people these days dress with comfort in mind which tends to make me stand out a bit. That’s okay. Wearing female business attire as my go to style, makes me happy and helps me feel feminine, even if it does sometimes, force me to explain that I’m not dressing for a special occasion.
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