Community Conversation => Transitioning => Coming out of the closet => Topic started by: finallybrandy123 on March 19, 2015, 10:24:16 PM Return to Full Version
Title: need advice - not sure i can ignore this one
Post by: finallybrandy123 on March 19, 2015, 10:24:16 PM
Post by: finallybrandy123 on March 19, 2015, 10:24:16 PM
Ive been a crossdresser since i was literally old enough to walk.
So what im wanting to ask is some advice on coming out. I can barely comprehend the ecstacy that someone like me would get just waking up and dressing like a woman every day. I just dont know how it will all work. Was it worth it for you? I really .think it will be. Well, either way.
Thanks for reading
TMI
So what im wanting to ask is some advice on coming out. I can barely comprehend the ecstacy that someone like me would get just waking up and dressing like a woman every day. I just dont know how it will all work. Was it worth it for you? I really .think it will be. Well, either way.
Thanks for reading
TMI
Title: Re: need advice - not sure i can ignore this one
Post by: Laura_7 on March 20, 2015, 04:53:58 AM
Post by: Laura_7 on March 20, 2015, 04:53:58 AM
You could have a look here for a few thoughts that might help:
there is a brochure for the british NHS called doh-transgender-experiences.pdf ...
only thing I don't like is on page 7 talking about stress... many experience relief...
it states biological causes, and that its a spectrum... so it might be easier to explain to others, and it might help with self acceptance...
You might think about visiting a lgbt center if you want to... there might be counseling there, and support groups...
hugs
there is a brochure for the british NHS called doh-transgender-experiences.pdf ...
only thing I don't like is on page 7 talking about stress... many experience relief...
it states biological causes, and that its a spectrum... so it might be easier to explain to others, and it might help with self acceptance...
You might think about visiting a lgbt center if you want to... there might be counseling there, and support groups...
hugs