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What made you happy today? 2.0

Started by Snowpaw, September 24, 2012, 10:56:19 PM

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Jamie D

Quote from: Shantel on February 13, 2013, 10:38:16 AM
Fess Parker (Davy Crocket) I wanted one of those hats so badly when I was a kid!

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Shantel

Quote from: Pleasingly Plump Jamie D on February 14, 2013, 01:13:34 AM


Thanks, I've gotten past it a long time ago. Just one of the earlier obsessive dreams that went unrealized (sigh!)
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Devlyn

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King Malachite

My CAF in my UFC game got a TKO via the legs on his opponent.  I'M SO PROUD OF HIM!  He's the man I've always wanted to be.
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"Sometimes you have to go through outer hell to get to inner heaven."

"Anomalies can make the best revolutionaries."
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BunnyBee

I know I am supposed to be sad cause it's valentines and I'm single, and I was dreading it cause it usually is, but idk... seeing all the guys at the store today with flowers in their lil hands, even though they waited till the last minute... was cute :).  Made me smile, kinda made my day.  Idk why.
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monica.soto

Homemade brownies with orange zest.

I could eat the whole plate
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King Malachite

Being almost done with my briefing paper.
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"Sometimes you have to go through outer hell to get to inner heaven."

"Anomalies can make the best revolutionaries."
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Adam (birkin)

This may be low hormones and post-injection emotions, but. I realized tonight just how blessed I am. I screwed up my last shot, which was honestly really distressing. I had just gotten over my fear and then I hit a vein, and it hurt more than I expected...and the shot before that, almost all the oil leaked out because I pulled the needle out too quick. I cried a lot because it just makes being trans so much worse when it seems like you can't even get the medicine you need inside you properly. and not passing after my time on T just adds insult to all of that injury too.

But just now my friend helped me do my injection. And even though rationally I knew I wouldn't repeat the bad experience, my body thought different. I was shaking, sweating, and afraid. It took 10 minutes to set everything up, 35 to do the actual injection. I finally relaxed enough to let her do it. And she did it perfectly...not a single drop of oil leaked out, no pain.

My point is, right now I feel so unconditionally loved. How many people would sit there with me in the bathroom, as I'm trembling, sweating, and close to tears, for 35 minutes? it's also so dysphoria inducing but I knew she had nothing but compassion for me the entire time, never thought less of me for it, never thought of me as any less of a man just because of this. It just really drove it home for me that someone cares for me that much, and bah...I'd cry if the tears wanted to come lol.

And knowing that I can be loved even when I am doing something that is keeping my "demons" at bay (dysphoria, GID), somehow it tells me that I am just OK. Nothing is wrong with me for being trans. It was just such a "human" moment.
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justmeinoz

Having done a 5-6 km pushbike ride with my girl.  First ride for a couple of months and the legs are still useable afterwards. :laugh:
"Don't ask me, it was on fire when I lay down on it"
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Tossu-sama

I'm now officially in queue for my top surgery at my local hospital!

Now I'm just waiting for them to call me once they get schedules sorted out so we can set a date for the real deal. ;D
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Felix

Quote from: MadelineB on February 12, 2013, 10:52:12 AM
Had a perfect end to a very long day yesterday. On the two mile walk from the train last night at 1 am, I put my headphones on and sang along to the entire CD of "No Angel" by Dido. It was nice to know that i am happy to be on my own, and that I can sing soprano at the top of my lungs while my legs chew up the hills. I am no angel. But that doesn't mean that I can't live my life. ;D
This actually sounds like quite a striking experience.

everybody's house is haunted
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MadelineB

Quote from: Felix on February 15, 2013, 10:50:59 AM
This actually sounds like quite a striking experience.
Yes it is so fun when i can just be myself and not be afraid. Much.
History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.
~Maya Angelou

Personal Blog: Madeline's B-Hive
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Heather

While out in guy mode buying shoes. When the cashier asked me who I was buying these for? And I looked her right in the eyes and told her they were for me! The look on her face was priceless! ;D
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kira21 ♡♡♡


Cindy

Quote from: Caleb. on February 15, 2013, 01:20:46 AM
This may be low hormones and post-injection emotions, but. I realized tonight just how blessed I am. I screwed up my last shot, which was honestly really distressing. I had just gotten over my fear and then I hit a vein, and it hurt more than I expected...and the shot before that, almost all the oil leaked out because I pulled the needle out too quick. I cried a lot because it just makes being trans so much worse when it seems like you can't even get the medicine you need inside you properly. and not passing after my time on T just adds insult to all of that injury too.

But just now my friend helped me do my injection. And even though rationally I knew I wouldn't repeat the bad experience, my body thought different. I was shaking, sweating, and afraid. It took 10 minutes to set everything up, 35 to do the actual injection. I finally relaxed enough to let her do it. And she did it perfectly...not a single drop of oil leaked out, no pain.

My point is, right now I feel so unconditionally loved. How many people would sit there with me in the bathroom, as I'm trembling, sweating, and close to tears, for 35 minutes? it's also so dysphoria inducing but I knew she had nothing but compassion for me the entire time, never thought less of me for it, never thought of me as any less of a man just because of this. It just really drove it home for me that someone cares for me that much, and bah...I'd cry if the tears wanted to come lol.

And knowing that I can be loved even when I am doing something that is keeping my "demons" at bay (dysphoria, GID), somehow it tells me that I am just OK. Nothing is wrong with me for being trans. It was just such a "human" moment.

Hugs Brother.

You have a very special friend but it doesn't surprise me, you come over as being a very special guy.

I also feel that there are lots of men and woman at Susan's who would sit with brothers and sisters to help them.

We are loved and we are very lucky. Many people do not have a family like this one!

Hugs

C

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AwishForXX

I bought a new pair of slacks today. and I didn't even need to tailor them :)

C.
Oh how I wish for wings that work.
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Kevin Peña

Quote from: AwishForXX on February 16, 2013, 06:27:38 PM
I bought a new pair of slacks today. and I didn't even need to tailor them :)

Didn't bother to tailor them?! Well, it sounds like you're... slacking off.  :laugh:
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bethany

Today an aid that hasn't worked in a week and a half came in this morning  to help me. The first thing out of her mouth was about how my breast have developed since she last seen me. Now before I started HRT just about a month ago I had moobs for sure. But over the past week or so they have been taking on a very feminine shape, and they are very sensitive. So today also marked the first time I wore a bra that I did not stuff. Life is great!!

Hugs
Bethany
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KayCeeDee

Great to hear Bethany!

An older man called me "hon" today, which I didn't catch at first. Probably because I was in boy clothes with no makeup. I had minimally done my hair, and he wasn't really paying attention, so I guess that made the difference... at any rate I was happy to have gotten it!
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MadelineB

Last night I popped into my favorite vintage clothing store, one run by a pair of adorable sassy women-who-love-women whose store specializes in plus and tall sizes. I hadn't been clothes shopping in months, since before I moved out on my own, but I hit the motherlode. Tried on 5 items, 5 items fit, 5 items looked divine. I got positive feedback from the other people in the store (including one customer's boyfriend who kept sneaking peeks at my butt). And it was cheap enough, about the price of dinner and a movie, so I could afford to buy all five. Two dresses for work or parties, including one with a matching jacket and scarf, one formal dress for my high teas, a top for work, and an amazing sparkly blouse of many colors for the dance floor.
History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.
~Maya Angelou

Personal Blog: Madeline's B-Hive
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