Transgender Transition

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  • #55430
    angela_gangela_g
    Keymaster

    The link has been added to our Resources page. To contact us it’s better to use the Managing Editor contact in the column to the right of this one and down a bit.

    #56489
    kidagakashkidagakash
    Participant

    Hello. Happy New Year everyone. There is no specific spot so I shall introduce myself here. 37 years old mtf. I am open to my family and some people about it but been slowly working into dressing more femme. I am on day 4 of hrt yay. I used to frequent an older forum but the site went down a while ago. Hope to have some poignant and socially gratifying discourse here with you all. Namaste.

    #56730
    gabinewgirlgabinewgirl
    Participant

    Hi everyone,

    I’ve been reading through the forum and maybe I missed this question. I just started HRT and my doctor said that if I’m tolerating it well I could go ahead and move on to two patches. The only side effect I can comfortably say I’ve had was some definite hot flashes when changing patches. But even that was just the first few times. But since moving up to two patches at the end of last week I don’t recall having an erection. It’s probably normal and I have a message in to my doc, but I would welcome anything anyone here can is willing to share. I’ve read good advice on other posts…

    #57526
    Tiara69Tiara69
    Participant

    Hello everybody..
    I need somebody who can help me with some hormones pls [email protected] I’m afraid take them from dodoctor at this stage but later I’ll do defo…pls pls help me. Big thnx

    #57588
    SRSExpertThailandSRSExpertThailand
    Participant

    Hi all,
    Once you know and are ready to come out to live your life as you always needed, there are many factors for you to take a big step of life changing. Information is very important due to it’s an irreversible procedure, let’s share all the information together!. I have many thing to help and bring the best together. ^^

    #58048
    DenisesavDenisesav
    Participant

    30 years ago I had to live as a woman before mmy therapist would approve my hormone therapy. And 10 months in I started hormones. And 2 months later my therapist closed her practice because the patient she accompanied to there GRS in Canada and her patient committed suicide. So shortly there after I felt abandoned and I gave up on my dream.until recently. And now something feels that I need to be me finally. And I hope to be on hormones again by july….

    #58078
    DenisesavDenisesav
    Participant

    And I would live full time without a problem

    #58084
    Dianna53Dianna53
    Participant

    AGH! Why is it so difficult to meet someone with the hope and understanding that they would help you to begin to develop what it means and takes to transform oneself from a male into a female. Yes I know it is a slow process, but I’m finding what I feel as little to no support from what I thought were suppose too be helping you locate services, answer questions to to medical professionals.

    It seems like I have more questions than I’ve gotten answers.

    #58194
    carla1212carla1212
    Participant

    Hi,
    I always think we have to remember what we are. We are a relatively rare breed, men are not usually socialized to be attracted to us. Some of them find us unattractive and some may like us but are embarrassed to be seen with us. And apropos your comment, I think that many are afraid to get into a relationship with a transgendered woman who has not yet fully transitioned. A guy once asked me if I was going to do the whole route, with hormones, surgeries, etc. And when I told him “No,” he said that was a big relief because he wanted to date me, but didn’t want to go through all that transition stuff with anyone and was afraid of having someone hitting him up for financial support through the process. Think about it: Why would the average guy let us make his whole life about our transition, if the goal is to become a woman. Why not just date a cis woman? That’s why I decided long ago not to transition. I feel more special because I have something cis women do not have.

    #58249
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi, I’m Rae. I’ve been on delestrogen and spironolactone for 3 months now and I feel great. Physically, my body is changing. I see and feel my breasts growing, my hips are bigger and my face is changing. Emotionally, I feel wonderful. I’ve experienced peace, a feeling of calm. Being on hormones, I am right, physically and emotionally. I’ve lived my entire life as a man, wanting to be a woman. Today, I’m female and so excited for the changes to come.

    #58250
    FoxMaidenFoxMaiden
    Participant

    Hey folks , just a homeless transgender woman looking for help.

    #58312
    Brittany01Brittany01
    Participant

    Hi everyone i am just starting my journey and need some advice do the over the counter estrogens work or doni need to contact a dr any advice would be great on any thing i need to do

    #59767
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi , I’m Raemy. Hormones are awesome. After 6 months, my nipples are larger, breasts are hard to hide and hips have filled out. I have female curves. Hormones have really worked for me. I can’t wait to have my surgeries to complete my transition.

    #60037
    HeidigHeidig
    Participant

    Hi I’m Makayla, 46 year old transgender woman, I’ve just started hrt, I’m out to a few select friends, still waiting to come out completely, right now I juggle being a woman and a guy. But can’t wait to go full time as myself a woman.

    #60567
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Carla, I too am a smoker (shame on me!), plus, I work at a smoke shop. I feel it worth mentioning that well over 50% of my female customers smoke 100’s, sometimes 120’s, where almost all of my male customers smoke shorts. This is because men tend to me more impatient than women and want their fix quicker, where women not only enjoy their fix too, they take the time to enjoy it. I would encourage those here who are smokers to not only smoke longer cigarettes, but to make it a point to enjoy them slowly. I feel it’s more feminine.

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