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By Jackie C. · Posted
I have a friend who keeps telling me that tall women are dead sexy. Especially in a black dress and heels. I'm only 5'11", but the reality is that nobody gives a damn how tall I am except me. Either way, welcome to Transpulse! We're glad you're here! Hugs! -
By Bri2020 · Posted
"Ow, she's a brick house She's mighty-mighty, just lettin' it all hang out" sorry, had to go there since that's my goal. haha But I get the need for patience, I'm having to learn some myself these days and it's a struggle. The house can be built one brick at a time. -
By Jackie C. · Posted
A very good point. These progressive executive orders need to become laws so the next regressive chucklehead doesn't spend his first week unraveling all the good things. Hugs! -
By Mmindy · Posted
Good afternoon @BillieB Welcome to TransPulseForums and as @Audreymentioned, you're welcome here, there are people of all walks of life and experience to share with you non judgmental advice, and support. Even tall people. Hugs, (masked of course) Mindy🐛🌈🦋 -
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You could build a really small house by carving the brick... Hugs! -
By Mx.Drago · Posted
Hey there and welcome! You'll be fine as a tall lady, you might make women jealous mostly cuz your height makes you more visibly imposing. Women can be very competitive. At least your wife is in on the situation and can back you up if need be. Plus there be many here in the forum who be towers of glamour all their own. There's also quite a few topics about those with extra tall figures on this site for tips and other things. Be confident knowing you're not alone out their. Glad to have you join in on the journey. -
By Mx.Drago · Posted
Hurray! Now we just need a law, so no other prudes can do the same again. -
By Mmindy · Posted
Good afternoon from the Central Time Zone, @Jamie68 cleaning/reorganizing the garage is something I do every 4th or 5th project. Some of the things I'm working on now are to facilitate my future retirement projects/capabilities. My shop table is organized chaos with off fall from recent work. The most effective way to clean it is with a wire mesh strainer over my shopvac hose. Anything smaller than a #8mm nut will pass into the waste bin, all other objects are pulled off and sorted for later use. Sawdust, metal filings, and smaller nuts bolts and washers are gone never to be seen again. My tablesaw is my layout surface, my work bench is heavy duty for pounding, blocking, and bracing. They built a whole whole industry around "This Old House" including my favorite comedian/actor Tim Allen. Good luck with your garage sort, Mindy🐛🌈🦋 -
By Audrey · Posted
Welcome @BillieB, it's nice to meet you and I'm happy you've joined us here. By any chance, was it Jackie Rabbit's channel that guided you here? I'd watched her videos but never made the connection until after I joined. It's wonderful that your wife has been supportive of you despite for fears about how she would respond. I relate to your anxieties about passing and being clocked, and the doubts you feel are perfectly natural. But the most important thing about the journey is that it's uniquely personal to you. You can take any of the steps you want to - social, medical, legal - whatever helps you be the person you know yourself to be. I look forward to seeing you around the forums and getting to know you better! Love, ~Audrey. -
By BillieB · Posted
Hello to all! This site was recommended to me from a YouTube I watched. I am 61 years old and been on a journey of discovery the past few years. A few years back I finally admitted to myself that I was bisexual, about two weeks ago I finally embraced my realization that I was no longer comfortable in my AMAB body. I have reached out to a therapist and am waiting to hear back. My wife point blank asked me what was going on, as I have been a bit agitated since my self-revelation. I told her dreading how she would react, she has been understanding and supportive. I currently use the label Non-binary because I am just starting my transitional journey and I am unsure how I can reasonably pass as I am 6’5” and stand out as a man, I get stared at all the time. I know there are tall women, but I have uncertainty how I can be received as a woman. Even with my doubt, this is a journey I MUST go on. BillieB -
By Mx.Drago · Posted
Hello and welcome! Glad to have you join us. Happy to hear your wife supports the transition the more on the journey the merrier. -
By Drayse · Posted
Thanks so much for the welcome @Jackie C. Yeah, I'm sure if I'd taken tips from the devil I'd have had much better fashion sense. 😂 Cheers, Drayse -
By Mx.Drago · Posted
Never too late for a proper hi there, and glad you wish to journey with us. Love the name you picked. -
By Mx.Drago · Posted
Hey there and welcome! @HaraSurya The glossary for different gender terms and labels out now is ever expansive and fascinating to read up. But despite labels we all try to live as comfortably as possible with what we have and always work towards improvements and progress. Loved watching M*A*S*H, was hard to watch some episodes, it would get super depressing. Klinger was the sanest character of that crew and my favorite character. Was never a GI Joe or Barbie fan prefer my stuffed animals, but definitely loved LEGOs and small miniature models, especially my animals, dinosaurs, hotwheels and trains. I'm a bigender pansexual. But a good number of times online I would pick male avatars over female, cuz still a dandy pretty boy at heart. Swallowing so much stereotypical girl stuff in my youth was practically torture but I don't mind being female entirely, just find it very restrictive due to being brought up in a perverted misogynistic society. But we strive for a better more inclusive future and do what we can to be at peace with at least ourselves. -
By RobynNYC · Posted
Hi! Looking for experiences some of you nay have had coming out to kids. Me: mtf 50(! Omg...), out to spouse, who still loves me, I’m ambivalent about full transition, though I have started on low dose hrt and getting laser, both of which drastically have reduced my dysphoria (yay!! ). As I think through how I would transition, I think it’s very clear how I could do this professionally, kinda clear how I could manage it in my marriage, but very unclear how this would impact our kids. Girl 12 1/2 would still love me and has non-binary friends. I have a very close relationship with my 8 1/2 yo son, and I’m just not sure how it would impact him. We are a very progressive family, and he has a non-binary classmate whose parent is trans masc, so he’s light years ahead of where I was at that age. But. anyone have experience? Advice? Regrets? resources to point to? I’d be sooo thankful for any of the above! -Robyn
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