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By Bri2020 · Posted
Well after my crap day yesterday emotionally when I got home my wife gave me a present of some sparkly shamrock earrings! I had commented last month I needed so St Paddy's day atttire so she got me these. The world knows when you need a pick me up. So today it's the earrings and I stole one of her neclaces that have tiny shinny white rocks with little green stones between. The top I paired with a pair of buisness casual denim trousers and my mock wrap top. Black pumps complete the look. I'm going to go shopping for a top similar to this but in kelly green I think. -
By Jackie C. · Posted
You sound well-prepared. Did your surgeon suggest diapers? Buy them at your destination if possible, they really destroy your luggage space. Hugs! -
By Jandi · Posted
I had a 700 Shadow. (about the size of a sportster) I liked it pretty well, and for awhile it was my primary transportation even in winter. I live close to the Blue Ridge so it was easy to ride up for a day trip. After I retired I would visit family out of state on it. Between my sister and my own kids, I had people scattered around the southeast. It was nice to be able to take my time going from one to another. You do have to travel light though. I actually hit a deer one time. Killed her, but not me. I was taking a round-about route up to visit my son in Boone. I was on a very twisty road and came out of a curve at a fortunately low speed. All I saw was a brown blur, and then wham. A woman came along and stopped to see if I was okay, the dead deer was still in the road. She called her boyfriend to come get the deer. I didn't want to call anybody (didn't have my own phone) so I wrestled the fender off the wheel, and got back on and rode on to Boone. I couldn't put one leg on the ground which was kinda tricky. Apparently I was in shock, and kinda stupid. (but I'm like that). I stopped and limped into a ABC store for some whiskey, and went on to my son's place. I rode home the next day but by then it took about 10 minutes to just get off the bike. I was out of work for awhile, but it was an adventure for sure. -
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By ElizabethStar · Posted
I suppose I could ask a guy but I really want things fixed right the first time. Besides, boy get emasculated so easily even by a trans-girl. I just realized how horrible that must be for them. Their at a job, things start going horribly wrong and then I show up . Not as back-up but to take over lead, get things fixed and back on schedule.🤣 -
By Myles97 · Posted
Update: Both my mom and sister are happy for me. My mom didn’t want to call and make me uncomfortable, so she let me call her. They told me it’ll take some time to get used to, but they support me 100% and are only sad it took me so long to tell anyone. They are sad that I suffered so long in silence. I am finally starting to feel some relief. -
By Charlize · Posted
This is indeed a big step but while scary try to think ahead to a time when you are that "new" name. I remember a day when someone called out that dead name to a man nearby and i didn't even think of turning. For me the simple comfort of living as myself has been worth all the work it took to get beyond the fear i felt. Maybe we even grow a bit as we work through those fears but regardless the rewards can be finally being at peace with ourselves. I never thought that possible but time has given it to me. Today i'm good with myself almost all of the time and the few times I'm not are due to the deception and dishonesty of the past. Today i'm at peace.....amazing! Much of that i owe to others here and the rooms of recovery. Hugs, Charlize -
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.
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