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I am a woman!

Started by RobinGee, July 10, 2014, 01:12:41 PM

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RobinGee

I've been struggling so long but it's clear to me now.  I am a woman and I always will be.

It feels awesome to say.
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alabamagirl

*huggles you excitedly* Yay! Congratulations on embracing your womanhood!
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Jessica Merriman

I am so happy for your self realization moment and that you accept it fully! You have transcended the norms expected of us by society and I congratulate you for it. The Shania Twain song "feel like a woman" has new meaning to the both of us now. No more guilt or shame just celebrating it fully. :)
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Lara the Lover and the Fighter

Alright!! Its great to hear you say that! 

I feel the same and have been through the same crap so seeing you so triumphant makes me feel triumphant too! :D
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Ciara

Doesn't it make you feel really good to say those magic words. I say them every day and count my lucky stars that I AM A WOMAN!!
Yes......it feels awesome.
I don't have a gender issue.
I love being a girl.



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Ms Grace

Good on you, Robin...I know it has sometimes been a real struggle for you to reach this point.  Congrats!
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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RobinGee

Yeah I still have a lot if barriers and problems, but no one is ever taking this from me!


:-)
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Gina Taylor

Quote from: Pikachu on July 10, 2014, 01:17:43 PM
*huggles you excitedly* Yay! Congratulations on embracing your womanhood!

I second the notion! It's a really great feeling!  :) :) :)
Gina Marie Taylor  8)
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RobinGee

What's ironic is I've spent the last 24 hours in complete despair and doubt.  I hate my brain.
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Didgeridoo

Congrats on finding the real you! :)

I think it's entirely natural to experience a lot of skepticism when reaching such a profound realization of the true self. I know I had my periods of questioning, doubt, and sleepless nights, but in the end it served to solidify my confidence in who I really am. It'll all sink in with time.
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