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10 things I wished I had known before transitioning

Started by anjaq, January 02, 2014, 06:42:35 PM

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Jessica Merriman

Thank you VERY much for this story. It is spot on and should be read by ALL prospective transitioners. Well done!  :)
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stephaniec

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Katie

Ah yes she said what I have been saying. You have to do your own thing and not live to others expectations. Surprise.
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Ms Grace

Grace
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Transition 1.0 (Julie): HRT 1989-91
Self-denial: 1991-2013
Transition 2.0 (Grace): HRT June 24 2013
Full-time: March 24, 2014 :D
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Zumbagirl

I liked the thought ....cultivate other interests. This is especially true once the tornado dies down and the transition is over. It was very time and resource consuming when I was doing it, and once its done I needed to figure out what things I liked.

It's one reason why I am taking the day off from work tomorrow just so I can take my huskies out for a day of dog sledding. They love it more than I do. I never would have thought of doing this in my previous life.
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Rachel85

Great article! I remember reading it in Autostraddle about 6 months ago and made myself take other interests and focus more on those I have. Fitting everything in to life isn't easy but I recommend that one piece of advice, I've seen many ladies and gentleman say the same thing.

Ty anjaq!
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TessaMarie

Thanks for reminding me of this Rachel  :)

I bookmarked it this time. 

I found the rereading useful, even though I am still presenting as male (or maybe because of that).
Gender Journey:    Male-towards-Female;    Destination Unknown
All shall be well.
And all shall be well.
And all manner of things shall be well.    (Julian of Norwich, c.1395)
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BunnyBee

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Emily.T

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JenSquid

That was a good read. Thank you for sharing that.
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