Hello From Winnipeg

[Guest Alaska22]

Hi Everyone! I am a new member, and I don't mind telling you that I am from Winnipeg. I'd have to be more specific for someone to hunt me down. Any other Winter-peggers here?

I am female bodied, but I grew up knowing - no doubt about it - that I was a boy. My family was very dysfunctional, and survival became the name of the game... forget gender. I very recently realized that the need for "survival mode" is outdated. So now, as a grown up who has been living as an androgenous lesbian for 30 years, I am trying to figure out what happened to that boy. I KNEW I was a boy. I fought over. Lost friends over it. Cried over it time after time again. So, yeah, now I am trying to figure out if he is already a part of me - he's been integrated - or if there is something for me to unearth... be it dead or alive. This is all metaphorical, of course, and not meant to be either corny or dramatic. It's just the only way I can explain things right now.

I hope to make some friends here and to learn a lot by listening to other's experiences.

[Guest Donna Jean]

Hello,m Alaska...

Welcome to the Playground!

Well, you've certainly come to the right place to get some input...

Let me get you some hot pizza and a cold drink...that'll help you to feel better!

The site is moderated and is very safe...and we don't judge...you are just you!

So get yourself all comfortable...I think that you'll like it here

And we have other Canadians here...Zabrek is from BC and he is a BLAST!

Enjoy yourself, Hon....

****BIGG HUGG****

Donna Jean

[Guest gwenthlian]

welcome to the site hope you like it here

[Guest Evan_J]

Hey Alaska, come on in, the water's good. Thank God Donna Jean came up with that pizza. I woulda felt bad offerin a half a philly and koolaid LOL.

[Guest AllisonD]

Hi Everyone! I am a new member, and I don't mind telling you that I am from Winnipeg. I'd have to be more specific for someone to hunt me down. Any other Winter-peggers here?

I am female bodied, but I grew up knowing - no doubt about it - that I was a boy. My family was very dysfunctional, and survival became the name of the game... forget gender. I very recently realized that the need for "survival mode" is outdated. So now, as a grown up who has been living as an androgenous lesbian for 30 years, I am trying to figure out what happened to that boy. I KNEW I was a boy. I fought over. Lost friends over it. Cried over it time after time again. So, yeah, now I am trying to figure out if he is already a part of me - he's been integrated - or if there is something for me to unearth... be it dead or alive. This is all metaphorical, of course, and not meant to be either corny or dramatic. It's just the only way I can explain things right now.

I hope to make some friends here and to learn a lot by listening to other's experiences.

You are not alone in Winnipeg. One of my most favorite people ever is in Winnipeg, and she is also a member here.

Allison

[Guest Pól]

Welcome to the playground, Alaska!

[Sally]

Welcome to the forums, Alaska,

So glad to have you here and I know that you will make some wonderful friends here.

Evan was ready to share his Philly and Koolaid - he never offereed me any food, he just makes requests for chicken fried steaks and some of my other specialties like cookies!

So when you have had enough pizza and would like a little dessert - I've got a batch of double chocolate chip cookies coming out of the virtual oven right now.

Post, ask questions and just enjoy your time here.

Welcome to the family.

Love ya,

Sally

[Guest Emily Violet]

hi welcome to lauras

[Guest Jean Davis]

Hi Alaska

Welcome to the playground. So glad you found us.

I think you'lllike it here, the people are friendly and the articles are informative.

Hope to hear from you

Jean Davis

[Carolyn Marie]

Hi, Alaska, and welcome to Laura's. If I were you I would stick with Sally's victuals and avoid Evan's. I don't

think he's graduated from chef's school yet, and the Koolaid thing scares me

You'll find this to be a great site with a membership of warm, helpful and intelligent people who are

here to support each other. It's a fantastic resource, use it to your advantage and benefit.

Carolyn Marie