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Started by aile, October 11, 2016, 08:07:10 AM

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aile

I didn't know where to post this exactly, I'm new here, hope I did it right.

The person I talk about:
He is 17 and a male at the moment, but I am going to refer to them as she and her and so forth,
Because she wants to be female, and I'm asking here on her behalf.
She lives in Germany for now.

Me:
I am 18 and a male, I live in Switzerland.


The question :

I'm in a long-distance relationship with her, as stated above, she wants to be female.
I am asking for her, because she is too shy to do it herself.
It's about everything, from how she will look,
over how it will feel after the transition and anything related to it.
I did do my research, but I would like for anyone to share their experiences with us.

About the long distance part,
I think that's something we can talk about with our parents,
I don't know what we will have to do exactly, because we are in different countries,
but we will work it out.

She is unsure of pretty much anything at the moment,
and hopes on any kind of proof that she will be able to be the sexy girl she wants to be.

We will talk a lot about it, and whatever Sex she will end up with, I will be there for her,
and I will still want our plans of living together to come true.
I will give my best to make it true.
I think it's called pansexual if it's about the person, not about their Sex, right?
If yes, maybe I am just that, but this is about her, not about me.




Some story:

We met through the Internet one day, purely through pc games.
we learned more about each other as time went.
We started to talk about anything, trusted each other, and started to like one another more.

Here parents divorced, and don't even want to meet each other anymore.
She lives with her father, who is not really helpful, social, or nice to be honest.
Her mother is helpful and nice though, we told her about us and her plans, and I'm sure she will help us if needed.

Mine weren't married, but after they went apart they still live in the same town and talk to each other like normal people.
My parents are very understanding and helpful, I told them already, so we can count on them.

Today, we know and love each other.
We met twice so far, but she would rather wait until post op for me to see her again,
Just so I don't remember how she looked before.
I think it's sweet, but I still think it would be better if we get together beforehand.
I want to be able to help her with everything, and I want to really be there for her.

Also, she's getting sick of her father, being as mean as he is.
We didn't tell him anything about it, as he wouldn't approve at all.



This is a long text, props to anyone who reads all of it

Thank you in advance for anything you can tell us
And have a nice day
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Harley Quinn

Err Meh Gerd... You weren't kidding that was a long one.  Joke....  It was perfectly succinct.

Alright, well I can't give you too much information to help with the living with her Father part, except that transition medications are small and thus easy to stash away in your room. Additionally, body changes are extremely slow and gradual.  She could go for at least 9 months before worry that something was going on.  And she's at the perfect age to begin.  Changes will take hold a little stronger than with the older ladies beginning Hormone Replacement.

Now the not so fun stuff... Therapy is a difficult one to get around.  She may not be able to hide that fact from anyone in the house.  I would caution you two about not meeting until being post op...  That one right there take some time to work in.  She'll be actively engaged in transition for at least 18 to 24 months before she's post op. 

Looks are different for everyone. The youger you are when you start, the stronger the results are in many cases...  So She's be a feminine version of herself...  Complete with mood swings between estrogen doses. Hormones are will put her moods into hyperdrive...  She's going to get the range of the extremes.  There is an underlying feeling of happy even when you're on a tangent of a hormonal tyrate.  So there's a plus, and the randomness of the emotional states are pretty fun too...  Gives you something to look back at and laugh...  ;)

Sore breasts are nothing to mess around with, those things get "SORE". So, fair warning...  Lanolin.  It's a life saver when they begin to ache and chafe.  And don't get between a highly hormonal lady and her food either... whoo...  Funky food cravings.  And the lastly, sex...  it's a lot slower and more intense the further along she gets with the hormone treatments.

Now, I have cut a ton out of this response.  Direct questions are easier to answer than what's it like for people on hormone replacement therapy...  That question was pretty broad.  You could write books about it...  So I hope there's enough there to help you two out.

With Love!

Victoria
At what point did my life go Looney Tunes? How did it happen? Who's to blame?... Batman, that's who. Batman! It's always been Batman! Ruining my life, spoiling my fun! >:-)
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Jacqueline

Welcome to the site.

It is great you are being so supportive. Thanks on her behalf.

I would highly agree with Harley Quinn that therapy is one of the most important parts of the process. It is a twisted maze to work through. If she can find a therapist soon, that would be great. There, she can even work through how she would like to look.

Results do seem to be faster and more thorough in a younger person. I also agree that a whole book or two could be written about the process.

I also want to share some links with you. They are mostly welcome information and the rules that govern the site. If you have not had a chance to look through them, please take a moment to:


Things that you should read



Once again, welcome to Susan's. Look around, ask questions and join in.

With warmth,

Joanna
1st Therapy: February 2015
First Endo visit & HRT StartJanuary 29, 2016
Jacqueline from Joanna July 18, 2017
Full Time June 1, 2018





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PrincessCrystal

Quote from: aile on October 11, 2016, 08:07:10 AMWe met twice so far, but she would rather wait until post op for me to see her again,
Just so I don't remember how she looked before.
I tried this approach.  It was a terrible idea.  Don't do that.  She needs you for support, regardless of how she looks.  She needs all the support she can get.
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