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Started by AudreyH, September 06, 2011, 06:32:53 PM

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AudreyH

I'm horrible at introductory threads so I guess I'll just jump up in. I'm a Freshman in college at WVU, and just recently I've had the realization that I'm transgender, male to female. Though it is pretty recent, so I'm probably going to talk to a school therapist before I take action. On how I've gotten to this point: First off, I'd like to say that emotionally, I'm extremely adaptable in a very cold manner. I've never missed anyone, nor have I ever missed a place. I just accept the situation I am in at face value. And without any effort, it's just natural. It's not like I'm trying to be cold, it just is. And I think this quirk about me has prevented me from making the realization sooner. Often in my life I've chosen feminine things over musculine things. And many times, I've had a whisper in my head when looking at women's clothing and women in general, one of sheer jealously and desire. But I always accepted the situation I was a man and moved on from those thoughts. I was ignorant of the entire concept of ->-bleeped-<-, which is shameful as I'd like to say I'm a savvy person on most things. But when I made the discovery and did the research on ->-bleeped-<-, I became practically obsessed and I've looked back on all the ten seconds occurences of my desire to be female and I connected the dots. Now everywhere I turn I see females and instead of just seeing women and thinking nothing of it or occasionally having a whisper of want, there is an alarm in my head. I look at every aspect of femininity and there is a hot flame inside of me, I want all of it. But I don't have any disgust or hard feelings for being biologically male, it's just I view it in an inferior light, and I just don't think it is proper for me. I just have a strong urge to be female, and that's about all. But I want to confirm this with a professional (though I assume many of you with your experiences might as well be professionals), but honestly I don't see myself going down any other road than the one towards femininity. Anyway, again, hello everyone!
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annette

Hi Goodlowe

welcome to the forum.
For someone who is horrible in introductions you've described very well who you are and what you want in life.
Good thing you want to see a professional helper, but I think deep down in your brain you know what's going on.
I'm looking forward to see your future posts and, you're on a supporting site now so you can always ask for help when needed.
so, make yourself at home, you're with friend now.

hugs
Annette
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Devlyn

Hi Goodlowe, welcome to Susans! I lived near Beckley for a while, beautiful country. West-by-God-Virginia! Hugs, Tracey
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xAndrewx

Welcome to the forum Goodlowe  :icon_wave:

AudreyH

Quote from: Tracey on September 06, 2011, 07:52:34 PM
Hi Goodlowe, welcome to Susans! I lived near Beckley for a while, beautiful country. West-by-God-Virginia! Hugs, Tracey
Interesting! I've made some interesting road trips to Beckley for frivolous reasons, but that's for a different thread haha. Thank you everyone for your welcomes :)
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Devlyn

I lived in Beaver, what a great name for a town! Population 1,100.
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