Do you at least minimally like being trans

[Jessica May]

For a long time, I hated being trans.
Now I've seen just how happy I can actually be as my true self, I love that part of me.

Of course it would have been nicer to have been born correctly to begin with. But today, I'm not holding that against myself and have been very content that I'm able to transition.

[Maddie]

Currently yes! 
At least minimally...
The word trans seems to be jiving with my mindset. Not repulsing me anyway.
Recognizing this label/category, where I kind of know whowhatwhere I am, is giving me some feeling of peace.  A lessening of the weight of painful confusion that I was carrying.
Staying tuned in, whenever possible...
For what may be coming next

[Alicia Nicole]

I have alternatively hated, accepted, hated and loved being trans.  I am at the point in my life where I have finally accepted myself for who I am and have stopped pretending to be who I am not.  When I reached this point it just became it is what is it for me and I am happy being Alicia.  So I love being me without a label.

Hugs,
Alicia

[abd789]

Today I am not liking it

[herekitten]

I've never given it much thought.  Do I minimally like being trans? Do I minimally like my body not being what it should have been?  The answer is No for the most part. Having 'transitioned' in childhood, one learns to kinda accept certain things but yet not accept them.  Would I be this happy -  husband, child, etc had I been cis?  This is the minimal part because I am a strong believer in fate and maybe its the Fate's way of making it up to me 

[stephaniec]

I so totally would like to have the whole kittenkaboodle , but I'm so happy to at least have estrogen the stuff I use to contemplate robbing a drug store for.

[Estelle]

Sure! I got to meet a lot of cool, intelligent, funny, and open-minded people I probably wouldn't have otherwise.

[KarlMars]

I so totally would like to have the whole kittenkaboodle , but I'm so happy to at least have estrogen the stuff I use to contemplate robbing a drug store for.

You look convincing to me, Stephanie.