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VeryGnawty 2.0

Started by VeryGnawty, December 20, 2010, 01:28:38 PM

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VeryGnawty

Name:  (wouldn't you want to know)
Sex:  Male (for now)
Age:  28 years from birth
Location:  United States of America

Terrible thread title, I know.  For those who know me, I used to post a lot here many years ago.  When I became inactive I had identified as androgyne.  But over the last year I have become increasingly aware that I have no maleness left in my identity.  It is simply not there.  Even my masculine traits may just be an artifice of choosing to conceal myself as male.  I don't know.  That doesn't even matter now.  Testosterone is my enemy.  I will break it into little pieces and laugh in its face.

My years have seen many strange and wondrous things.  As my dysphoria resurfaced over the years, I used my increasingly robotic personality to logically analyze the human body to learn as much about it as I possibly could.  I conducted unusual experiments on the body.  I risked death multiple times.  I believe that my studies have paid off.  I have reason to believe that I have a good method to increase the amount of estrogens in the body.  I shall conduct this experiment for no less than two months, at which time I shall attempt to mathematically calculate the effectiveness of my methods.  If the result is favorable I will continue.  If not, I might consider attempting to procure some hormones.

I'm already beginning to feel more female.  I feel a bit giddy.  It is good.  But my real challenge is not changing the body.  I think that is more a matter of time than anything else.  I am certain of my methods.  My real problem is that I still live with my parents.  As everyone already knows, no story is complete without a good conflict.  My parents are conservative Christians, and I'm certain that they are not ready for me to become their daughter.  If my sister knew, she would have an absolute fit.  But I think she'll rebound easier than my parents.  My sister does not have it in her for her heart to remain hard about anything.  As for my parents, their true personalities are yet to be seen.

I don't even really care about the complications anymore.  This must happen.  If I were forced to choose between being a part of the family or being female, I would choose to be female without thinking twice.  I will become female in body as well as mind.  Or at least, as female as I can manage.  I know this is going to be significantly more difficult than anything I have ever done.  My desire is equal to the task.  It is time for me to slough off my maleness as if it were dead skin.  It is time for a new and improved version of VeryGnawty.
"The cake is a lie."
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Janet_Girl

Hi VeryGnawty, :icon_wave:

Welcome back to our little family. Over 4700 strong. That would be one heck of a family reunion.

Feel free to post your successes/failures, Hopes/dreams.  Ask questions and seek answers. Give and receive advice.

But remember we are family here, your family now. And it is always nice to have another sister. :icon_hug:

And be sure to check out these links ( MUST READS )


Hugs and Love,
Janet
 
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VeryGnawty

Quote from: Janet Lynn on December 20, 2010, 01:43:56 PM
Hi NAME, :icon_wave:

Hey, that's it!  You can call me Name.  That will suffice until I reveal my chosen name (which shall not be revealed until the proper hour)

QuoteWelcome back to our little family.

It's good to be back.  I've been wandering around in genderland for far too long  ::)

QuoteFeel free to post your successes/failures, Hopes/dreams.

That's easy.  Failures:  most of what I do.  Successes:  I have obtained a vast knowledge of the biological process of the human body.  Dream:  I dream of having a body that feels right.  Hope:  I hope I can achieve this body without half my family despising me for it.

QuoteBut remember we are family here, your family now. And it is always nice to have another sister. :icon_hug:

Thanks.  I know I am welcome here.  I always liked this place back when I used to visit every single day.

QuoteAnd be sure to check out these links ( MUST READS )

Thanks.  I have reviewed the rules.  Hopefully I can find a place to log them in my overly enormous brain.
"The cake is a lie."
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Lacey Lynne

While you certainly have your hands full transitioning amongst conservative Christian parents, I believe you are more than up to the task.  Your writing reveals you to a rather great degree as a keen and cogent thinker whose confidence in their own ideas is firm.  I'm thinking that you may have been able to go somewhere like Caltech or MIT had you wanted to and done very well there.  Keep us up to date with the goings on various and sundry in your life, for it will be a great read whenever you post them.

Keeper of the Lesser Aracana ... Hon, I LOVE that!

Name?  Hmmm ... how about Namaste instead?  Just an idea.

Peace    ;)   Lacey
Believe.  Persist.  Arrive.    :D



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annette

Hi VeryGnawty

welcome back.


hug
annette
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VeryGnawty

Quote from: Lacey Lynne on December 21, 2010, 12:48:51 AM
Your writing reveals you to a rather great degree as a keen and cogent thinker whose confidence in their own ideas is firm.  I'm thinking that you may have been able to go somewhere like Caltech or MIT had you wanted to and done very well there.

Ironically, I owe almost all of my intelligence to my gender issues.  I was not born enlightened.  By a freak accident many years ago I stumbled on some information that got me very interested in biology and how it is related to gender.  The complexity of what I was studying required my knowledge of logic to be perfect.

I rate really high on aptitude tests.  I could do just about anything.  Except calculus.  I am terrible at calculus.  But I know a lot about physics.  The only reason I haven't revolutionized the energy market, or something similar, is because I have spent almost all of my time studying the human body and its processes.

I was in a bit of a gender limbo for a long time.  I wanted to be female, but I wasn't ready to give up my maleness.  Fortunately, I used that time wisely.  With all the research I have done, I am a walking encyclopedia.

QuoteKeep us up to date with the goings on various and sundry in your life, for it will be a great read whenever you post them.

I started a blog.  It probably won't be updated everyday, seeing as how it mostly exists to chart my progress (or lack thereof) at metamorphosis.

Link:  https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/board,362.0.html

QuoteKeeper of the Lesser Aracana ... Hon, I LOVE that!

I came up with that a long time ago.  I don't even remember where I got it from.  It just sounded good.  I might should change it, seeing as how Lesser Arcana is an actual occult tool.

I think I used that title because I never got a chance to play the game Arcanum because my video card wouldn't run it.  I always thought Arcanum was a cool name for a game.
"The cake is a lie."
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