So I'm in Dallas at the moment, waiting for my connect flight to California.
Little funny story to share. My passport currently still states male, and has my old male photo from three years back, despite me being full-time female for quite some time now. Anyways, on my way to Guadalajara last week, I was called ma'am 100% of the time, until airport security looked at my passport, giving them a chance to do a double-take on the way I looked. I never faced any problems in customs, presumably because they had assumed I was MtF.
Now on my way back to the US after surgery, I had to be pulled aside TWICE to undergo lengthy security checks, once in Mexico and once in Dallas, basically both airports I've been to so far. Nothing quite feels as nerve wrecking as hearing them announce on the PA, for all in the airport to hear: "(Insert my full birth name here), please report to security at Gate X." The checks involved officials asking me question after question, my items, body, and clothing having to be checked, because I could not pass as my birth gender at all.
I hated that they scrutinized me so much, but at the same time passing as your true gender feels amazing!! FFS was so worth it! I wonder how LA airport officials are going to react when I land there in four hours, lol.
Quote from: Janae on June 27, 2014, 02:35:23 AM
He did an amazing job wow...

I'm starting to wonder if I'm a type III now.
Congrats Roni, Thnx for sharing.
I don't think you'll know for sure until your consultation with your surgeon. In my case I don't think I was necessarily type III---just that Dr. Cardenas agreed to perform type III because I requested it. If I was going to pay for forehead surgery, I wanted it to look the best possible so it was Type III or nothing for me.