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How living as a woman and experiences have shown me... I did the right thing.

Started by Keri, July 06, 2016, 01:36:59 PM

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Keri

We all question our decisions... if you don't well then you will get into all kinds of trouble.
Seems like yesterday.. a big dude sat down to talk about his life and figure out why he had always felt he was female.
Now, living, passing and full time I get to reflect on all that therapy... I get to now live the life I missed and it has really brought home points to ponder.

I must say, not everyone will feel the same so If you don't feel like me that does not mean your not transgender.. this is just my experience.

First... I was never a guy because.... I did not even know where the clit was... LOL.. naive little me.  I do now because men show me and OMG I feel so sorry for men not having one..

I never did the masturbate thing like a guy.. I tucked.. and was always the woman.. nuff said.

I was a prude in bed... always being the woman but having to do the man thing... I did the best I could but was horrible in bed... I now know this because I have been in relationships with real men..

I felt this way since I was very little.. tried to get my boobs to grow... prayed to god for help.. all of that ->-bleeped-<-.

I think like a woman...... to complicated to explain ...

I always liked men but I was not gay... but I knew the truth... just was not going to be with a guy as a guy..

Being female for me is easy.. I act the part with no effort and I love being a tease..

I always felt vulnerable to men... its nature folks.. women feel this way... I admit it and I am able to submit to men.. and I like it.

I love being part of the sisterhood of females.. I am female.. I love everything associated with it.. including clothes, shopping and just being seen as me.

I get into that WTF thing and come right out of it because what is not between my legs now makes me so happy... laying in bed and a woman is amazing...

I sleep like a baby now.

I feel motherly to my BF..... totally.

I would never want to be a man.. ever ever again... no way baby....

I love my girlfriends....... and I am just like them... LOL.. that is bad and good.

Thats it but not all.... just a few thoughts ....

I am going out without make up today.. and I don't care at all... feels so good.

Keri
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juliehope

Wonderful Keri !!!

So glad that you are happy, but where has your picture gone?

Love Jools x
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Mariah

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Beth Andrea

Great post Keri...and best wishes for your future!

You were, and still are, an inspiration!

*hugs*
...I think for most of us it is a futile effort to try and put this genie back in the bottle once she has tasted freedom...

--read in a Tessa James post 1/16/2017
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Michelle_P

Quote from: Mariah on August 25, 2016, 01:03:54 PM
When a user is no longer a member all the info disappears including their profile picture. Hugs
Mariah

It's funny.  I get a little teary-eyed when I see someone has completed their transition, is living their life, and isn't a member here anymore.

Good luck, Keri, and thank you for all your posts!
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