Transgender Transition

[Anonymous]

Hi Angela, I was a totally secret crossdresser for over 60 years (many binge and purge cycles). In 2021, I finally was overwhelmed by my gender dysphoria and not only came out to my wife of 40 years last July, but have started HRT (on estradiol for a month, spiro since November). We are working on staying together, but my wife still cringes or is triggered by Brielle.

Now that I have started HRT, I plan to socially transition FT on January 1, 2023. A few close friends know, my grown daughter and her wife know, and many friends on Crossdresser Heaven and Transgender Heaven as well as my local Meetup group know. I just got back from the Keystone Conference and now know I can be successful with my goals. I just hope my wife and I can find a way to stay together.

The HRT has led to my skin softening noticeably and I’m feeling breast buds as well. I feel more “settled” overall but can be hurt by negative comments, etc. (but that was always a problem I’ve dealt with). I am also listening to subliminal and “hypnotic” videos on Youtube every night to help with the mental and emotional hurdles of MTF transitioning.

Hugs,

Brie

[Jenhawk70]

Hi Room.

I’m Jennifer from the UK just starting out on my transition. I have come out to my therapist who is very supportive and don’t think that I would have come to the realisation if it hadn’t been for her. I’m nearly 52, been cross dressing on and off since I was 11 and used to fantasise about being a woman. unfortunately back then there was a massive social stigma that went along with transitioning. i am married and unfortunately my wife will never accept me as who i want to be but i need to be able to be who i am to be truly happy, so there are many bridges for me to cross on my journey.

Any advice would be more than welcome

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[Zhanna]

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[natalianatalia]

Hi I am in feminization procedure man to woman surgery right now face hair voice etc and i want to ask some persons that finish this fact if there is I am natalie

[JaneK]

I told my eldest daughter over the weekend that I am transgender. Lots of emotion and crying. She accepted it completely. Now for the rest of the family…. Scary stuff

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[Serenity]

So proud of you for coming out.
I haven’t had the courage to do so myself, so I applaud you.

[Tommi]

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[Polly]

Hello, I’m Polly. I’ve been thinking about this for a long, long time. I loved girly things from a young age, and I remember crying a lot when I was young trying to get my mom to buy me a Barbie toy. My mother is also curious why I don’t like some boys’ toys. Until I grew up, I found that I was a little different from other boys. These differences used to bother me for a long time. I don’t know who I am. I also suffered from depression. Thanks to my mother, she is a very open-minded mother. She saw something different in me and tried to enlighten me. She said to me, you can do what you want to do, don’t be afraid of other people’s eyes, life is our own, we have a happy life is the most important. After that, I began to accept that I was different. I try to be bold and wear girly clothes and makeup. It’s like I’m alive again. Therefore, now I also give this sentence to those who are still confused and suffering, we are the protagonist of life, live happy is the most important.

[Polly]

Hello, I’m Polly. I’ve been thinking about this for a long, long time. I loved girly things from a young age, and I remember crying a lot when I was young trying to get my mom to buy me a Barbie toy. My mother is also curious why I don’t like some boys’ toys. Until I grew up, I found that I was a little different from other boys. These differences used to bother me for a long time. I don’t know who I am. He also suffered from depression. Thanks to my mother, she is a very open-minded mother. She saw something different in me and tried to enlighten me. She said to me, you can do what you want to do, don’t be afraid of other people’s eyes, life is our own, we have a happy life is the most important. After that, I began to accept that I was different. I try to be bold and wear girly clothes and makeup. It’s like I’m alive again. Therefore, now I also give this sentence to those who are still confused and suffering, we are the protagonist of life, live happy is the most important.

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