Obviously directed at people who can't transition at the moment for some reason. Are you jealous of people who do transition? I know I am.  Intensely jealous. I'm somewhat ashamed of just how jealous actually.

Before transition, my jealousy was mostly directed at cis females rather than trans females. I didn't know any trans females to be jealous of, at the time.

Later on, I became jealous of those girls who got to start before puberty. This envy continues to the present and beyond, and I will probably always have a little resentment in store for those lucky girls. I'm not really proud of that fact, but I believe it's a natural reaction.

You're not alone in your feelings.  I tend to get REALLY jealous of everyone who can transition and I'm even more jealous of those who have supportive family, friends, workers, S/O's, etc.

I look up intro videos and it's hard for me to see the excitement on their faces when they can get their first T-shot when I know that it will be at least 5 years before I can even begin my transition officially.

-hugs-

I'm not jealous of people who are transitioning; I'm more jealous of people with accepting parents. I'm envious of people who live in an area where they can get hrt -more so- easily.

I'm more jealous of the fact that they can transition and I can't, just because I'm at the breaking point and some aren't.

I have a burning jealousy of everyone who is happy with their body genderwise, or on their way to happiness. But it gets masked by the fact that I'm happy and excited for them all the same, regardless of whether or not I know them. My own problems shouldn't put a damper on the mutual happiness.

Sometimes I get jealous of people moving faster than me, but most of the time the jealousy is over cis women or trans women that already found their female voice. I so can't wait till I find mine.

Envy yes, Jealous no. 

I'm not jealous, because in my case it's my own damn fault.

I went to a support group meeting about a week ago.  I spent the first two or three days after feeling extra-envious of  you girls that are all ahead of me!

My jealousy leans more towards cis males, than trans men. Just because they were naturally born that way. I'm also jealous of trans men. I want to be in their shoes so bad, but i haven't gotten there yet. I guess I just need to be patient, but it's hard. I get where you're coming from there.

~ollie~

No, Proud.

im extremely jealous of those younger than me that are already on hormones or have had top surgery. I cant help it but i feel like i wasted my life and that things are moving especially slow for me. I am extremely jealous of one guy, who transitioned, he has so many friends, his family is accepting, his gf is also accepting everything seems to be going well for him. the grass is always greener, i suppose

Never been jelouse of people transtion was actually proud of them that they started there journey. But I have been jealous of CIS women

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

I'll have to admit that I do feel almost resentful of people who are able to transition or have had things easier than I have. Selfish, yes, and I need to not be that way.

I also realize that there may be jealous of me - being 21, with maybe the potential to transition soon. Jealousy is just a hard emotion to control, and I've always been an intensely jealous person in any case.

I used to be jealous of cis-females... but after transitioning, I now have cis-females telling me they are jealous of my hair, body, etc. So you never know how things may turn out. Patience is key.

I was envious of  those who transitioned when stuck in male role.

I remember years and years ago joining a crossdresser club and that was the first time I met a real living breathing transsexual woman and thinking holy crap is she simply gorgeous and feminine. I was so envious of how someone could be so pretty and feminine and here I was a guy with shaved legs. There were some near full time CDers there and although they made convincing women, they were all just wigs and corsets and fake nails. But that TS woman stuck in my mind. I was afraid to say go over and say hi because I could have caught the TS cooties. It turned out I had them all the time, I just didn't know yet

Quote from: lawliver on February 12, 2013, 07:15:53 AM
My jealousy leans more towards cis males, than trans men. Just because they were naturally born that way. I'm also jealous of trans men. I want to be in their shoes so bad, but i haven't gotten there yet. I guess I just need to be patient, but it's hard. I get where you're coming from there.

~ollie~

Same here.

I'm also a bit jealous of how young all of the transmen seem to be. Many of the videos I've seen on Youtube consist of people aged 18-23 and here I am pushing 26, and haven't progressed anywhere. Granted, I didn't even realize I was trans* until a little while ago. I guess there's a time for everything, right?

Jealous of the lucky among us? No.

Now when I walk past the local high school and see girls walk by in shorts that are virtually impossible even if I dropped the 100 pounds, that makes me jealous. When I see women pass by and they clearly have a generous set up in their bra, that of course makes me jealous. But then I then, I suppose the two above examples likely make ordinary not slim girls and girls who are more or less flat jealous too.

But I have no problem with those among us enjoying their success.

Now, I might get bummed out some days from my own lack of progress.

I'm not jealous of any transgender people because it's just such a heavy thing for anyone to be saddled with, even if you can transition. Even if you pull through it you will always have been limited. I'm not jealous but I somewhat admire people who were able to win the fight for their truth.

I'm jealous of normal guys whose body just gives them the height, the voice, everything. I think sometimes, why don't I deserve that? Yeah, they have to deal with the rough male side of society, no one's perfect, but they'll never know this level of humiliation. They've always had at least the opportunity to have a place in the world. I would have loved to have a normal childhood and adolescence and own and be proud of my body, I think I could have dealt with everything else if I didn't have that desolation weighing on me.