Hello everyone!

[Autumn Faith]

     Hi!!!   I am new here, my name is Autumn Faith. I am from Canada.  I just wanted to say hi and that I hope to get a chance to talk to some of you. If you would like to message back I would love to talk to anyone.  Tho I have limited experience,.... I have known all my life I was transgendered but until the last few years I had no idea there was a name for it. I must say it is liberating!!

[LordKAT]

Hello Autumn, welcome to Susan's.

How is life in Canada?

I'm glad you found us. Now you will meet people from all around the world who can probably understand how you feel and what you are going through. Do you have plans to transition or are you just looking into stuff? There is so much information here to go through. Feel free to ask any questions you have and post where you have any interests.

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[Autumn Faith]

   Sorry it took so long to respond. Frustrating grrrr... I can tear apart a diesel engine..... put a clutch in a car or truck.... Rebuild a transmission!!!! But don't ask me to figure out a conflict with human/computer issues ha ha ha.  OK so here it is....

So I feel I have gotten to the point of where I'm almost comfortable with my transition. I don't have issues with my junk... I don't hate it lol.  I knew I was transgendered long before I ever figured out there was a name for it. I just realized I was way different than the other boys. I basically kinda found a way to live in harmony with it. I don't feel it makes me less of a person either way. Struggling with sexuality issues was a difficult crossroads.

   Yes I live in Canada but I work on both sides of the Canadian / USA border. I am hoping to make friendships  with similar minded people here and be able to search out or continue my journey of finding myself.