At what point would you consider yourself fully transitioned.

[Obfuskatie]

My name and gender change hearing is this Friday, so once I've finished sending off the judge's writ to all the proper places I'm done legally [emoji19]
I'll still be going through other life transitions though, even when I'm done with the surgeries I'm considering. So I guess never, and Friday night? [emoji6]


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[KaylaMadison]

I'm still currently working on legal documents and stuff. Even though I am planning on surgeries as I can afford them I would consider myself personally transitioned when I am able to look in the mirror every day and I don't see him every once in a while. Luckily those days are fewer and far between since going full time.

[Evolving Beauty]

When no one clocks you no matter how at ease you act and you feel in peace with your mind with all surgeries you think needed to be done.

[Ms Grace]

In Australia we get a telegram from the Queen.


Oh wait, that's when you turn 100...

[OCAnne]

Hello Everyone, I finished my transition to full womanhood on the day I underwent SRS.  Now I am a transexed woman dealing with everyday woman issues.  Hate my face, hair, can't find shoes, guys don't like me, need bigger breasts, do I look fat.  You know regular woman stuff.

Thank you,
Anne

[allisonsteph]

Hmm... that is a tough question.

Right now I don't know if I will have GRS or not. I consider myself to be maybe-op. I began living full time in September 2013. I received my name and gender change decree and began HRT in February 2014. Began my first job as the real me in November 2014.  I am fully accepted and a woman by everyone except my mother.

So maybe I will be fully transitioned when she accepts me?

[Jenna Marie]

Once I was living full time and legally changed my name and gender (so about six months after I came out at work, in my case). I did have GRS, but what marked the end of transition for me was the moment when I never had to worry about presenting male ever again.

[stephaniec]

I feel good about my progress , but I'm realizing from things everyone is mentioning I have a ways to go . I think when I legally change my documents it will mark a giant leap and the only other thing would be GRS and a beautiful black lace knee high low cut dress with white peal necklace .

[Dena]

In a way I am still evolving. The major dividing line in my life was SRS because when I first woke up, all doubt was gone from my mind and it never returned. I am still evolving because I am improving my social skills that weren't developed before surgery. I am taking an interest in my appearance and working on a cleaner image. While I vowed that SRS would be the last non medical surgery I would have, I discovered voice surgery and have vowed that will be the last non medical surgery I will have. For now transitioning will consist of improving that aspect of my life that was still born due to the intense dysphoria I had in my younger life. Will it ever end, I don't think so but it also will never occupy a major portion of my life again.

[KristinaM]

For me, I will consider myself fully transitioned when I am out at work and dressing full time.  I don't know when that will be, maybe 6 months, maybe a year, maybe more or less, who knows!  I can't be full time though without a proper wardrobe at the very least.  Longer hair, improved voice maybe, maybe not, and at least a reasonable smattering of physical femininity.

My journey will not be over though, probably never.  I still want to get SRS and someday fit into a sexy bikini, but all women desire to improve themselves in some way, and I don't presume to be any different.  I just want to be seen on the outside for the woman I feel like on the inside.  That will be when I have "transitioned".