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By Confused1 · Posted
As you know, I fit this category. Just not licensed. I have a Yamaha 1300, but haven't been able to ride it since my prostate surgery 3 years ago. I hope to ride again after my GCS is healed up. Strength to hold it up has now become a concern. Hugs, Mike -
By Tasha Marie · Posted
I to rode motorcycles actually most of my life, but I finally sold my last bike because so many people were getting hurt and I had enough of people not paying any attention and pull out in front of you. So enough was enough for me. -
By Jandi · Posted
Just shows that transition is not something we do lightly. It's something you just have to do. -
By Willow Farmer · Posted
Yes Jandi, it is all scary. I found this forum late in my transitioning. This thread is right on target in real time. I am so glad I have found you all. -
By Aurora · Posted
Thank you all. So I now know what to expect as I am preparing for my surgery. I have been preparing with getting things that I will need. So I have gotten 64x 12.5 tubes of surgilube and a hand mirror to see down their for when I start to dilate. I have gotten some wipes, and some pads for after surgery. I have some loose clothing like PJ bottoms, sweats, dresses, skirts all for after surgery -
By Jani · Posted
I used to ride. My last bike was a Suzuki 1100. I fell on ice and broken my wrist 8 years ago and that sort of put fear into me. Before I figured I would never have to "get off" or if I did it wouldn't be bad. After falling the all changed and I rode less eventually selling it a few years ago. Plus it was too large for me. Previously I rode 750's. Que sera sera. -
By Jandi · Posted
Good on you too. I still have to work up the nerve to initiate this step. It is a little scary. -
By Tasha Marie · Posted
Good morning all. I too am a flight instructor along with my regular job flying. I also restore vintage aircraft. I have a shop and I’m figuring that when I fully transition that is probably what I’ll do then. I can restore them and sell. This way I won’t have to work for someone else. Will see time will tell. On another note yesterday really sucked, had a really bad day with life I’m getting through it but just so hard some days. -
By Myles97 · Posted
My mom hasn’t replied. But my sister called me and said she loves me no matter what. And she is so proud of me. And she is happy to have a brother now. She is calling our mom to help mom process through in a positive way. Hopefully mom is as happy too. My sister is a saint. Please keep sending good vibes and happiness that my mom responds as well -
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By Charlize · Posted
I hope your family can embrace you as you are! Please remember that all of us here have known about our gender issues for long periods. It may take others some time to understand and accept hugs, Charlize -
By Charlize · Posted
I was certainly filled with fear and self doubt. I’ve met some who said they never had any doubts. That’s as amazing to me as a cis person who has never had doubts about gender. I can only wish that was me. It must be lovely to honestly have no doubts. Perhaps your doubts are, despite the pain they cause, the best way to understand your path. As I faced and moved through the doubt and fear I think there was a growing process. What was once fun and exciting became my life, with the ups and downs life brings. I’ve found peace with the doubts and in so doing, found peace with myself. Hugs, Charlize -
By Jackie C. · Posted
May the Spider-Goddess hold you in her legs and wrap you safely in her divine silk. Hugs! -
By Myles97 · Posted
@Jackie C.i just sent the text to my mom and sister and I am -censored- terrified. Please send good vibes my way -
By Sarahnr1 · Posted
Just some spelling corrections here as this time i was WAY of (blushing face ) ( Spelling corection ) Belive me i know its a living pain in the ..... It has managed to put my life on hold as well JUST when i finaly began to get somewhere ( found a LOVELY partner and well we are on hold until things calm down over here HOPFULLY tho were able to finaly meet this spring ) I understand its hard (despite all the garbage you most likely read about Sweden we are as close to total lock down as can be right now and we have had restrictions ever since this started ) Yeah we have that BS over here as well (only its with the Astra vaccine that have been given a bad rep based on complete noncence ) They are working on it tho and as more adults have takend the vaccine you younger ones will be shielded by those that have takend it . (spelling corection ) Charlize WELL written and i couldent agree with you more. Online friend relationships are WAY better then non. & it has most definetly helped me as well in life . & like you say who better then those that actually been in the same sitution as youre self are better suited to help and understand how you feel and able to actually understand and help you ?
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