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Started by Konnor92, January 13, 2014, 06:55:24 PM

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Konnor92

Hello everyone! I am very new into forums, and relatively new into the trans community (I've studied from afar lol).

My name that I'd like to one day be legal is Konnor, I'm 21 FTM and I'm from California. I currently live in North Carolina though.
Anyways, as a child I remember being in tears whenever mother put me in girls clothes or begging her to cut my hair shorter, hell, even have a memory of stealing a pair of my older brother's boxers in kindergarten, wearing them by using a hair clip to keep them up, and proudly telling the other children i was a boy now because of my underwear. (lol if only it was that easy).

In recent years though, I've really doubted myself as being trans because I haven't felt crippling dysphoria like i used to, how i used to cry every time i looked in the mirror. I think because, without being in the least bit conceited, i'm a decently attractive person, my self esteem camouflaged everything. But I think I've comes to terms with the fact that I detached myself from my body, and due in part to having lucky genes I have a very androgynous body and features. I get called sir or young man without trying. Its actually quite commonplace, and has happened for years. I've reached a point in my life that I've decided that I'm willing to take the risks of being unaccepted, even by my family. If they can't love me through a transition, I suppose that's not a true love anyways.

Well, this has been my small introduction, thank you to anyone who read it. Reading posts by everyone in these forums has been part of my motivation to be who I want to be :)
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Jessica Merriman

A big warm welcome to the family brother! You have found a support system unlike any I have ever seen. This family is full of caring, knowledge, compassion and some fun. Feel free to rant, vent, share the good or find a shoulder to cry on. We all want you to succeed in whatever you decide to do in your journey of discovery. Relax, pull up a chair and dig in. I look forward to getting to know you better in the postings. PM if you ever need to talk about anything. Here is a BIG HUG ( :icon_hug:) to get you started off right.  :)
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peky

Quote from: Konnor92 on January 13, 2014, 06:55:24 PM
Hello everyone! I am very new into forums, and relatively new into the trans community (I've studied from afar lol).

My name that I'd like to one day be legal is Konnor, I'm 21 FTM and I'm from California. I currently live in North Carolina though.
Anyways, as a child I remember being in tears whenever mother put me in girls clothes or begging her to cut my hair shorter, hell, even have a memory of stealing a pair of my older brother's boxers in kindergarten, wearing them by using a hair clip to keep them up, and proudly telling the other children i was a boy now because of my underwear. (lol if only it was that easy).

In recent years though, I've really doubted myself as being trans because I haven't felt crippling dysphoria like i used to, how i used to cry every time i looked in the mirror. I think because, without being in the least bit conceited, i'm a decently attractive person, my self esteem camouflaged everything. But I think I've comes to terms with the fact that I detached myself from my body, and due in part to having lucky genes I have a very androgynous body and features. I get called sir or young man without trying. Its actually quite commonplace, and has happened for years. I've reached a point in my life that I've decided that I'm willing to take the risks of being unaccepted, even by my family. If they can't love me through a transition, I suppose that's not a true love anyways.

Well, this has been my small introduction, thank you to anyone who read it. Reading posts by everyone in these forums has been part of my motivation to be who I want to be :)

Well, we have to be related... as I also fell into the "do not hate me because I am beautiful" tribe... LOL

Like you I had a hard childhood because of my GID...alas in the other camp...

In any case, good luck with your journey dude! and happy postings!!!

Peky
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Jamie D

A warm southern California welcome to you, Konner.

Some of our nicest members are from North Carolina!  :)
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DriftingCrow

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TheNemo

Quote from: Konnor92 on January 13, 2014, 06:55:24 PM
Hello everyone! I am very new into forums, and relatively new into the trans community (I've studied from afar lol).

My name that I'd like to one day be legal is Konnor, I'm 21 FTM and I'm from California. I currently live in North Carolina though.
Anyways, as a child I remember being in tears whenever mother put me in girls clothes or begging her to cut my hair shorter, hell, even have a memory of stealing a pair of my older brother's boxers in kindergarten, wearing them by using a hair clip to keep them up, and proudly telling the other children i was a boy now because of my underwear. (lol if only it was that easy).

In recent years though, I've really doubted myself as being trans because I haven't felt crippling dysphoria like i used to, how i used to cry every time i looked in the mirror. I think because, without being in the least bit conceited, i'm a decently attractive person, my self esteem camouflaged everything. But I think I've comes to terms with the fact that I detached myself from my body, and due in part to having lucky genes I have a very androgynous body and features. I get called sir or young man without trying. Its actually quite commonplace, and has happened for years. I've reached a point in my life that I've decided that I'm willing to take the risks of being unaccepted, even by my family. If they can't love me through a transition, I suppose that's not a true love anyways.

Well, this has been my small introduction, thank you to anyone who read it. Reading posts by everyone in these forums has been part of my motivation to be who I want to be :)

LOL I laughed so hard when I read the underwear thing. I'm FTM too and I did the exact same thing with my brother's boxers when I was little! (Except mine were my little brother's who's 3 years younger than me. They were tiny, and I walked around wearing them for about a half hour before I ripped them, and then I buried them in the backyard so no one would know.) Hahaha to this day I don't know my parents ever found them  :D Nice to meet you!
--Nemo
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