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Started by JadeFla, April 21, 2014, 05:45:31 PM

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JadeFla

Hi everyone. I'm 31 and seriously considering transitioning. I've always felt disconnected with my boy parts and now I realize my clock is ticking and if I want to live as a women I have to make it happen. I'm not happy living as a man.

I'm just here for some advice and support.

Jade
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Blue Rabbit

*Waves frantically* HEY! I'm new too!

But yea, rushing things is bad but 100% I agree cloak is ticking, don't wanna leave it till ya 79 years old.
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Lady Curiosity

I'm 26 going on 27 in August and I feel the same way about the clock ticking. It becomes so frustrating sometimes though and other people's ignorance on the subject makes it really difficult. Welcome to Susans if you need anything just give a shout and I'll do my best to help. :)


Sam
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JLT1

Yep, we all hear clocks.  Starting young can have advantages.  However,  young or old, all are welcome.  C ' Mon in, ask a few questions,  answer a few questions and learn about yourself.

Hugs,

Jen
To move forward is to leave behind that which has become dear. It is a call into the wild, into becoming someone currently unknown to us. For most, it is a call too frightening and too challenging to heed. For some, it is a call to be more than we were capable of being, both now and in the future.
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f_Anna_tastic

Welcome.  I'm 29 and started transitioning 6 months ago.  Clock was definitely ticking for me.

There is a thread somewhere with lots of girls posting in their 30s,well worth a read
"What do you fear, lady?" he asked.
"A cage," she said. "To stay behind bars until use and old age accept them, and all chance of doing great deeds is gone beyond recall or desire."
                                                                                     ― The Return of the King
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JadeFla

Thank you all. I've checked out this forum occasionally over the years. Some of the threads of girls how started later than me and have been successful has really given me hope that I too can do this.

I've told a few people about how I feel, however it is really tough to find others who understand.

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Cindy

Hi, and welcome to Susans! We have people come to visit us from all over the world, expressing different points of view, and you are likely to find someone to help you along your way :) Here are some important links and things to ponder as you begin your journey here.



I was  a 'late' girl, but the effects have been nothing short of wonderful

Cindy
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JadeFla

I've been reading other people's intros and realized mine is a bit weak, just don't expect me to bore you with my life story in just one thread.

I've always felt like I wanted to be a girl for as long as I can remember, pre-kindergarden. In elementary school I always liked to keep my hair long and was frequently mistaken as a girl. In high school I tried to be normal, I was asked often if I was gay. I dated several girls and hooked up with one guy, then I met a girl I liked that was into go to church so I tried that out for a year or two and gave up trying to be a Christian when I was a freshmen in college. I still new deep down I was a girl and had an affair with an older guy, I dropped hints about being trans but he was not into that at all. I also had my first affair with a transgirl and met another local transgirl my age. I wanted to come out and transition but I was too scared. I was involved in competitive surfing, wanted to go pro, even had a few photo endorsements incentives going for me through a few sponsors I picked up.

I eventually got an associates started dating and living with a girl and was not happy. I was working full time and going to school half-time and was burnt out on life, so when I was 23 I enlisted in the US Navy where I became an AT3,(aviation electronics technician Petty Officer Third Class). Broke up with my girlfriend(she never even knew I was bi) and left the Navy in 2009.

When I left the Navy I wanted to transition but couldn't do it because I found work as a lifeguard right after. I found another girlfriend and we started to live together and things were great until we got into an argument and I told her everything. She was shocked, we broke up and got back together several times but it was a mess and eventually broke it off for good.

Now I am dating a women who knows I am bi and likes my androgyny. She mentioned it one day and told me who I have a lot of feminine behaviors and before we started dating I was already considered one of the girls by the group we all hang with. I was amazed and it made me really think about what I want to do with myself so I joined this forum to check out my options.
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Jessica Merriman

A big warm welcome Jade! :)
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gennee

Hello Jade and welcome to Susan's.


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Make a difference by being a difference.   :)

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justpat

  Welcome to Susans Thank You for being a vet there are a lot of us here. Look up ROLL CALL and add your name to the ever growing list.Patty
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antonia

Big welcome, I'm in the 30s club (3 years older than you) and I also feel like it's about time, I think we all do regardless of age truth be told.

Feel free to ask anything you want as long as it's within the forum rules, be safe and happy.

Hugs
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@Diana

you can do it ! its never too late to start ..  ;)

best feeling when you know who you are, be yourself (btw, I'm 35)

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JadeFla

Thanks again. I'm looking into my options with the VA for HRT now. I'm praying in a year or so I can start adding pics to the before and after thread.
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