Quote from: KabitTarah on December 27, 2013, 07:16:39 PM
It was a sleepy day...

but my BT Keyboard and purple origami case came for my new Kindle Fire!

Also... premarin, but w/e. I'm not feeling much from the meds except just really sleepy so far (I'm blaming the spiro for that)!

Just wait til you have sudden cravings for oats...

Quote from: big head horsey-face on December 27, 2013, 07:32:22 PM
Just wait til you have sudden cravings for oats...

Say's "big head horsey-face" Neigh!

Mmm... maybe I'll make them for breakfast!!! Steel cut oats are yum.

I'm just glad I'm not on the alternate dosing of premarin... you know, the big bottle of yellow liquid.

Before life was endured but now every day makes me happier.

20 nice minutes in the sun on my balcony working on tan while the washing is on.

Well I sucked it up and when I went to fill in a script I grabbed some make up, only cheap basic stuff but it adds to the small collection I had from last year and what mum got me for christmas, well it is a start. I was nervous as heck but I got through it.

Here is what I bought.



Eyebrow/Lash groomer, foundation brush, concealer stick and a small basic kit with eyeshadow, creme to powder, blush/bronzer, mascara and brushes.

This was a big step for me. Glad it is over lol.

Quote from: Charley Bea(EmeraldP) on December 27, 2013, 10:54:03 PM
Well I sucked it up and when I went to fill in a script I grabbed some make up, only cheap basic stuff but it adds to the small collection I had from last year and what mum got me for christmas, well it is a start. I was nervous as heck but I got through it.

Here is what I bought.

Eyebrow/Lash groomer, foundation brush, concealer stick and a small basic kit with eyeshadow, creme to powder, blush/bronzer, mascara and brushes.

This was a big step for me. Glad it is over lol.

That eyebrow brush with small scissors and tweezers . Eyebrows are so easy to clean up and you can make them as masculine or feminine as you like.

Im going shopping as a girl with my mom , wish me luck 

Quote from: FalsePrincess on December 28, 2013, 05:03:33 AM
Im going shopping as a girl with my mom , wish me luck 

Good luck Princess, have a great time

My best friend is going to spend a couple of days with me next week.

Jesus christ actually today was a blast

I havent felt like this before , I was able to walk on streets as myself and pretty much nobody didnt bat an eye ( I think I got like  3 or 4 wierd looks but f*** this, I walked by maybe even thousands of people and who knows maybe these looks werent even clocking,,,who knows really...)

So first we bought with my mom one of those electric blankets and the guy at the store said welcome girls (and guess what ,I didnt heard  him ,my mom told me after we left the store , she also told me that she almost turned around wandering to which girls the guy is reffering to , cause this was the first time I was myself with her )

So after that I really wanted to hear somebody reffering to me as a girl, and I got it a bit later when a dude who sells lottery tickets on the street said to us happy new year girls,I could help it but laugh loudly 

Anyway we then bought shoes , some earings and a nail polisher, at the stores I didnt get any "girl ,lady , dear" or anything but everyone was really really kind to me,now I understand the reason behind how awful I used to feel when I would buy guys shoes/clothes,,,what an idiot I used to be  . It felt so good just being there in a store full of girls in which nobody would mind me 
I also got to speak with my girl voice for the first time in public...my mom told me that it didnt felt natural to her rather kinda pretending , but she also told me that she wouldnt think that my voice is a voice of guy trying to imitate a girl , so thats more than enough for me 

Buuuuut dont think I didnt screwed up...cause I did   ,,, we were on the metro returning home and I kinda triped so I said in a guys voice "the hell im doin"....hahahahah I think a lady who was infront of me and had noticed that I was sitting behind her took this wierd look on her face ...hahahahaha what a fail , I got embarrased \
I guess Ill know better next time 

That sounds wonderful FalsePrincess!! And it sounds like you're no false princess, either

Congrats over your fun and affirming experience!

Yesterday marked my 2 year anniversery since joining this site.

Quote from: Malachite on December 28, 2013, 04:54:13 PM
Yesterday marked my 2 year anniversery since joining this site.

Cool

Funnily enough, yesterday marked one year on injections for me. I've been debating whether or not I should just count that as my one year on T since I got a questionably small amount of changes on gel. I never got substantial changes until I began injections.

Quote from: caleb. on December 28, 2013, 04:55:55 PM
Cool

Funnily enough, yesterday marked one year on injections for me. I've been debating whether or not I should just count that as my one year on T since I got a questionably small amount of changes on gel. I never got substantial changes until I began injections.

Hmmmm, if you were initially excited to start the gel then I say why not mark that day as your official "T" day and then have a seperate anniversery for the injections?

Yeah, cause I started gel on April 19, 2012 and injections on December 27, 2012. They could be 2 separate dates. Gel was special because I did it even though I expected to be homeless (thankfully wasn't, but only by a hair).

I was feeding my wife her lunch and she asked if she could say something that may upset me. I said sure, nothing you say will ever upset me.

She then said 'I don't like calling you Cindy when we are alone together, can I call you Cinders? It means I have my special name for you.'

Damn hay fever and hormones got to me and I needed the tissues

Quote from: Cindy on December 29, 2013, 12:44:18 AM
I was feeding my wife her lunch and she asked if she could say something that may upset me. I said sure, nothing you say will ever upset me.

She then said 'I don't like calling you Cindy when we are alone together, can I call you Cinders? It means I have my special name for you.'

Damn hay fever and hormones got to me and I needed the tissues

This made me happy vicariously.

Quote from: Cindy on December 29, 2013, 12:44:18 AM
I was feeding my wife her lunch and she asked if she could say something that may upset me. I said sure, nothing you say will ever upset me.

She then said 'I don't like calling you Cindy when we are alone together, can I call you Cinders? It means I have my special name for you.'

Damn hay fever and hormones got to me and I needed the tissues

You are very lucky to have someone special as her.

Went for a hour run this afternoon and feeling better with each run. Good way to getting fit and loosing weight.
Am looking to build up to 2 hours or 25km.
Found some hills to push harder on.
Very pleasant in the soft light prior to sunset.

Good one Cindy!

Quote from: Jenny07 on December 29, 2013, 03:28:48 AM
Went for a hour run this afternoon and feeling better with each run. Good way to getting fit and loosing weight.
Am looking to build up to 2 hours or 25km.
Found some hills to push harder on.
Very pleasant in the soft light prior to sunset.

Good one Cindy!

I envy your weather. I find it damn-near impossible to get out and push myself when it's -25. 

Need to find some strategies for exercising indoors without getting bored and distracted.

Quote from: caleb. on December 29, 2013, 12:14:53 AM
Yeah, cause I started gel on April 19, 2012 and injections on December 27, 2012. They could be 2 separate dates. Gel was special because I did it even though I expected to be homeless (thankfully wasn't, but only by a hair).

I say celebrate both then!  Two T anniverseries sounds aweomse to me.   



I was in the living room just not and my sister was playing with my 2 year old niece and telling her how she was a girl and my niece goes "no, I'm a boy."  My first thought....uhoh lol.  Then my sister starts going down the list of saying the genders of family memebers and when it got to me, my sister says "and {insert birth name} is a girl" and my nephew was saying that too (he likes to flip flop what gender I am apparently), but my 2 year old niece responds "No, {insert birth name} is a boy.  She got everyone's gender right in repeating it.  All I could do was smile, even though my sister was trying to correct her.  This has made me happy today.