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Started by Gretchen, February 19, 2012, 06:30:20 AM

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Gretchen

I am ten weeks post op now and I just feel normal. After the surgery I felt liberated, free, untouchable by the masses who despise us, and after a week of euphoria I felt normal. I was not overwhelmed with the joy that I had had but more like a calmness that can be only describe for me as normal. I do think a little differently now and it's more like conformation, there is no doubt of who I am, I am Gretchen and I am normal to the way I perceive it in my head.
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Steffi

Yes, it soon feels just normal.  Once the soreness had gone, I felt as if I had never been any other way.
After about 6 months, although I can remember intellectually that I used to have the other stuff, I cannot connect with those memories - it all became very hazy and I cannot remember how it felt, nor can I actually picture it there when I look down when naked.

Welcome to the rest of your life    :)
To those who understand, I extend my hand
To the doubtful I demand, take me as I am
Not under your command, I know where I stand
I won't change to fix your plan, Take me as I am (Dreamtheatre - As I Am)
I started out with nothing..... and I still have most of it left.
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Re: Joyce

You are correct about just feeling normal in your brain.   All those awful thoughts are gone and so is the anxiety you lived with all your life.  After a while, you wonder how on earth you ever survived those times.

      I read recently the thought that a transsexual was a person who wanted their condition fixed and a transgender is a person who simply lived with it and enjoyed it. 

       I can tell you that, after my surgery, I'm no longer trans anything.  I am a woman and I really feel good about it.

       Like Steffi said, it's hard to imagine that I've ever been any other way.
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spacial

So pleased for you Gretchen.

Read your posts here. You're quite a spark really.

Thank you so much for this information.
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Gretchen

Quote from: Steffi on February 19, 2012, 06:44:58 AM
nor can I actually picture it there when I look down when naked.

Welcome to the rest of your life    :)

It's funny you say that when you look down naked, a couple of hours before surgery I was taking a shower and I told myself to focus really hard and remember that little worm. Well not only did I not focus on the little worm I ended up focusing on how small the diameter of the drain was. Hmmm that's odd, I guess everything is small in Thailand. I realized this hours later while I was getting penetrated by an enema hose.
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Gretchen

Quote from: Re: Joyce on February 19, 2012, 07:10:20 AM
I read recently the thought that a transsexual was a person who wanted their condition fixed and a transgender is a person who simply lived with it and enjoyed it. 

I have thoughts on this and some of it revolves on the dreaded do I pass phrase, which I hate.
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Gretchen

Quote from: spacial on February 19, 2012, 07:21:31 AM
You're quite a spark really.

Clearly I am not the only one, Thank you Spacial
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