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Did GD fluctuate for you pre transition

Started by zamber74, July 31, 2017, 02:49:45 AM

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JulieAllana

Quote from: Charlie Nicki on July 31, 2017, 06:49:37 PM
It was like that for me before I started doing something about it. Once I started therapy (4 months ago), hormones etc, those fluctuations went away...In fact I only remembered about them just now reading your post. It was a never ending cycle as I'm sure it is for you. And the fact that I never really felt super awful about it or suicidal, tricked me into thinking it wasn't that bad so I stayed in my comfort zone. I finally snapped out of it and started working on achieving this.

     Yeah, me too.  It's crazy how our sub-conscious can really wreak havoc on how our everyday lives go.  Peace on the surface...tidal waves beneath. 

               Julie
1/4/18 - Admission to self of trans - Start of transition
2/10/18 - First time out in public
2/12/18 - Ears Pierced
2/16/18 - Started Laser Hair removal on face
7/4/18 - Down 101 pounds since 1/4/18.  Maybe start HRT at 210-15
9/22/18 - Weighed in @207 (down 113 lbs) this morning.
10/1/18 - Started HRT


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RetroTS

Yes and my GD is in full swing.

And it's really bad this go around and my alcohol usage has started to spike after not drinking for 7 months.

I've gone the whole year thus far with out really dressing or doing anything femme, then one day in early September, it hit and it hit seriously hard. It felt like someone threw a switch. I've started shopping for myself again, getting femme in my mannerisms. Pretty soon i will be shaved, playing with makeup, going out, and the urge to transition will be ever present in my mind. I start envying GG's for the things they get to wear and the things they get to do in their everyday life.

If i stay super busy, it will go away. Last year, my therapist gave the diagnosis i feared so much, that i truly had gender dysphoria. That alone helped me quite a bit as i had thought that my attraction to female clothing at a very early age was a case of experimentation that had damaged me, that it was somehow my fault. It was nice to get rid of that guilt, plus discover that i was using masturbation as a means to suppress my inner gender turmoil (endorphin release). 

Things started moving forward, a doctors appointment was scheduled with an HRT specialist. I chickened out.

now i am here again. It makes me so exhausted at times. Sometimes, i just want to cry....

So to answer your question, yes it does come in waves.
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