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A new beginning

Started by KirsaMoonwhisper, March 06, 2017, 05:14:01 PM

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KirsaMoonwhisper

Hi everybody, I am Kirsa Moonwhisper, she/her, lesbian.

My backstory.

It started when I was very young. I started by stealing my younger sisters panties and would wear them, then sneak them back into the laundry. It came to an end when I joined the military and didn't reemerge until I was out and married. I would occasionally wear her panties like I had with my sister. That marriage ended in divorce for various reasons after 5 years, and I remarried. During this second marriage, I moved to wearing my wife's clothing whenever she was not around, and shaved my body a couple times. I must have let slip too much because my wife asked me one day if I thought I was trans. I told her I didn't know and was going to see a therapist to talk about it. She told me that I was just jumping on the "trans bandwagon" and she didn't see me as trans. I needed to drop it and never mention it again or she was going to take our son and leave. I told her I wasn't because I don't want to lose her (although I realize this may be inevitable,)

My therapist gave me an exercise called "live as if", where I spent one week believing my life would continue normally as it always had with me as a boy, and the second week telling myself that I was going to begin my transition soon. The first week ended and I just felt indifferent, but during the second week I felt a sense of peace and like a weight was lifted from my shoulders. My therapist is referring me to a gender specialist and I hope to hear from them soon.

As far as my dysphoria goes, I hate having body hair, and I have never really felt comfortable in my own body, like it was just wrong somehow. I love the feeling I get when I shave all my hair off or am wearing women's clothing, it feels right.  I wear baggy clothes when I have to go in boy mode, which is pretty much all the time, and I think that helps hide the fact that everything (body and clothes) are just wrong.

My future plans are difficult to say. Hopefully the gender therapist will help me come to a more concrete conclusion to who I am. I have thought long and hard about it and come to some conclusions. I would start HRT immediately. I would try to get facial feminization surgery and a trachea shave. Possibly breast implants depending on how I developed. At first I was hesitant about bottom surgery but then thought about it and decided that since I was willing to go that far, why not go all the way. I like my penis, but I don't think that I would miss it.

Anyway, sorry about being so long winded, but I have nobody to talk too really. I went to a trans-women support group last Friday but was too terrified to really talk to anyone.

So thanks for reading!
Kisses
Kirsa.
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V M

Hi Kirsa  :icon_wave:

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V M
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- V M
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JeanetteLW

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Hi Kirsa,

  I am Jeanette, I want to welcome you to Susan's Place (unofficially mind you, the moderators and admins give the official welcomes LOL)  Just joking.  Come on in, have a seat, grab a beverage and get comfortable. There are a lot of good people here, Read some posts, comment if you like, ask questions. That's how we'll get to know you as you get to know us.  Come in, come in and share yourself with us as we share ourselves with you.
  You know it's a small world we live in. I too went to a support group meeting for the first time last Friday night. I didn't speak either during the meeting preferring to listen to see what went on and what type of things were talked about. I got the feeling that my meeting was not the normal kind of support meeting that usually goes on there as it kind of got sidetracked with other issues.
    I did meet another new person there during a break that I did talk with. I discovered we had quite a bit in common in the short time we talked. In fact we had even talked with the same psychiatrist at our local VA clinic and learned of each others existence through her. Now hows that for a small world? I enjoyed talking to her very much for the short time we spoke. I was disappointed with myself that we did not exchange contact information so we could talk with each other some more if she wanted to. I did mention that I was here on Susan's Place quite a bit and that it was a great place for people to talk with others in similar circumstances, a good place for friendly support.
   
   Anyway Kirsa, please be welcome here.  Be welcome and welcome home.

  Hugs,
    Jeanette

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KirsaMoonwhisper

That was me, although I was going as Vanessa at the time. I haven't for sure decided on my name.
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JeanetteLW

 Well Hi again Kirsa,

  I am very glad you decided to come visit us here. And I am truly sorry for not offering you some way of contacting me if you feel the desire or need to do so. I suspect you may live near me and if you thought you might like to meet again to talk and compare notes I am sure we could  agree on a neutral meeting place.  I PMed you and provided an email address if you would prefer that.

  At our stages in this process names can be transient things until we decide on one we like. You may remember my introduction at the meeting as "Jeanette for now but maybe it will become Diane" I like Diane a lot but have used Jeanette for a number of different alias account names and am fairly comfortable with it now.

  Anyway Kirsa I am glad you came here and I hope you get to feeling safe and at home here. There are really many nice people here willing to help.  Take the time to get to know us please.

  Hugs,
   Jeanette
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