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Started by Emilyn Jessica Felker, October 24, 2024, 11:51:47 PM

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Emilyn Jessica Felker

Hi my name is Emilyn, im 14 years old a freshmen in highschool. Sense I was 5 or 6 years old I knew I was a girl. I have always wanted breast, a vagina, long hair thats a lil bit past the breast thats still long enough to style how I want to style it, going to prom as my true self as a girl with a hot boy, walking down the isle to get married to the man of my dreams, having kids, wearing all the female clothing I want, wearing makeup, and being called female pronouns. I really want to come out but I don't want to lose family or friends any ideas or suggestions for me.                             

Thanks for reading xxx, Emilyn.

Lori Dee

Hello Emilyn,

I'm Lori Dee. Welcome to Susan's Place!

Thank you for that wonderful introduction.

We strive to make this a safe place to find information and share your thoughts and comments. Our members come from all over the world and have a wide range of experiences. No matter who you are, you are always welcome at Susan's Place. Perhaps some of the stories of their experiences can help you too.

We have a special Youth Talks Forum just for young people like yourself. We watch the area pretty closely to make sure it is a safe place for you to discuss things with other people your age. I will move your Introduction over there so you don't have to retype it. Everything will stay exactly the same.

Clicking the HOME button will take you to a page where you can see the various sub-forums. Feel free to comment and share your experiences too.

Please keep in mind when posting that this is an ALL-AGES PUBLIC Forum and the internet never forgets. Do not post anything that you do not want to be made public.

I will add some links here that are important for new members. Pay special attention to the links in RED. When you reach 15 posts, you will be able to send and reply to private messages and add an avatar to your profile.

Until then if you have any questions about the Susan's Place site and the Forums, please feel free to contact me at   LoriDee605@outlook.com

Once again, Welcome to Susan's Place!

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Hello Emilyn

My name is Sarah B and I would also like to formally Welcome you to Susan's Place!

I see that other members of Susan's have also welcomed you as well.

Thank you for sharing your story with us.  It's wonderful that you have such a clear sense of who you are and the life you want to live.  It takes a lot of courage to express these feelings especially at your age and we are glad you are here seeking help.

Coming out is a personal journey and it's okay to take your time with it.  One thing that might help is finding someone you trust, maybe a close friend, a supportive family member or even a school counsellor to talk to first.  This is extremely important as puberty changes are occurring and the effects can be very damaging to ones body, given your desire to be a female.  It is also important to realise that there are people who love you for who you are and will want to support your happiness and well being.

You deserve to be yourself and though it can feel scary, you are not alone in this.  There is a whole community here for you ready to listen and support you as you navigate this path.  You are already incredibly brave just by being yourself and we believe in you!

Once you feel comfortable here it would be appreciated if you add a little bit more about yourself in the other forums and threads.  I would appreciate it very much as I'm always interested in learning something new about new members

In addition members of Susan's will more than likely will discuss problems or issues that are similar to yours as most have experienced these issues as well.

Take care and all the best for the future.

Once again Welcome to Susan's Place!

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Quote from: Emilyn Jessica Felker on October 24, 2024, 11:51:47 PMHi my name is Emilyn, im 14 years old a freshmen in highschool. Sense I was 5 or 6 years old I knew I was a girl. I have always wanted breast, a vagina, long hair thats a lil bit past the breast thats still long enough to style how I want to style it, going to prom as my true self as a girl with a hot boy, walking down the isle to get married to the man of my dreams, having kids, wearing all the female clothing I want, wearing makeup, and being called female pronouns. I really want to come out but I don't want to lose family or friends any ideas or suggestions for me.                             

Thanks for reading xxx, Emilyn.

Emilyn, it might help if you talked a bit about the people around you. Are you in a place where you feel the people around you might not understand?
Natura nihil frustra facit.

"You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection." ~ Buddha.

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