this pic out of 10

Come on smiley, you haven't given everyone a chance to see you yet.    I'm posting instead of working, others may not have the option of that. Give this some time before you bail out, OK? I think you look good. I guess the real question is how do you feel? Are you happy with where you're at and the progress?

Hugs, Devlyn

Quote from: Devlyn Marie on June 11, 2015, 10:01:32 AM
Come on smiley, you haven't given everyone a chance to see you yet.    I'm posting instead of working, others may not have the option of that. Give this some time before you bail out, OK? I think you look good. I guess the real question is how do you feel? Are you happy with where you're at and the progress?

Hugs, Devlyn

Sorry I know sometimes yes and sometimes no

sry love, I don't give ratings because I only judge based on one's character but you look great so I'd give you an 8/10. lol

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Around 6 / 7. Hugs
Mariah

Quote from: Yenneffer on June 11, 2015, 11:45:51 AM
Please rate out of ten just give me a idea on how I look

What needs approving being on hormones for longer

Quote from: Yenneffer on June 11, 2015, 12:35:30 PM
What needs approving being on hormones for longer

Most definitely. Hormones can and do amazing things. To help give you an idea. Here is a picture of me pre hormones and one of me very recently.
Mariah

Wow that's a change You look awesome

Yes it is and thank you. The second picture is over 8 and half months in on hormones and the first is about 10 and half months ago. I share those with you because you need to see home much they can and will do for you. I wish it could happen over night for all of us, but it doesn't work that way. So please do give it some time. I hope the pictures helped cheer you up and give you something to look forward to hugs.
Mariah

Quote from: Yenneffer on June 11, 2015, 12:59:00 PM
Wow that's a change You look awesome

Hugs

Hugs to you too. 

A headshot is not possible to score.. Besides, pictures don't tell the whole story.

I'll use myself as an example.. Physically, I don't look particularly feminine, as I've been told here in the past. However, my body language is clearly feminine.. As is the way I speak - and no, it's not pitch, it's the way I construct sentences and the things I actually say.. Do I pass? Not 100%, but well enough that sometimes outing myself causes strenuous denials and disbelief from others.

Yenneffer

Where I began from.



Five years ago, my current avatar was 18 months ago. I'm far more gorgeous now. I swear!

Quote from: Cindy on June 12, 2015, 04:09:03 AM
Yenneffer

Where I began from.
<Pic Redacted>

One day, Cindy, I'm actually going to believe that was you.. Or I'm going to run in to him somewhere in Adelaide..

Nothing but hormones a good hairdresser and attitude.

No Kelly that thing/person has gone.

You will only see him in nightmares!!

I just cried a lot feel a bit better now

Quote from: Cindy on June 12, 2015, 04:09:03 AM
Yenneffer

Where I began from.



Five years ago, my current avatar was 18 months ago. I'm far more gorgeous now. I swear!

you look great

Thank you.
Every mirror in my home was covered, I never wanted to see him. I wasn't him. I'm a lovely woman.

Guess what Hon,so are you.

Never, ever give in. If you think you look bad look at me.

I'm now a lovely gorgeous woman. Even if I'm the only person who says so!

Quote from: Cindy on June 12, 2015, 05:14:32 AM
Thank you.
Every mirror in my home was covered, I never wanted to see him. I wasn't him. I'm a lovely woman.

Guess what Hon,so are you.

Never, ever give in. If you think you look bad look at me.

I'm now a lovely gorgeous woman. Even if I'm the only person who says so!

Hugs I feel about better its I just don't get a straight answer I know I been hormones for a month and it's gonna take time all I want to know is can I look female I know I keep going on I'm just paranoid about myself

Yenneffer,
It took three years. OK a year of face blasting agony as I cried my eyes out on the laser chair. Sucking up what little courage I had to walk into a hairdresser and say 'I'm a transgender woman and I need help' they helped after rejecting me. I went back and begged. I see them every six weeks now, they love me and I them.

Painting my face and looking like a man in a dress. The s->-bleeped-<-s and unheard jokes.

I walked my path.

One step at a time. Fear.

Tell me.

I walked my path, holding on to the hands of my sisters here. Screaming I could never do it.

Then, finally waiting at the pedestrian crossing. Wearing my loved denim skirt. Feeling the breeze on my naked legs. Walking into work. Sitting, smiling. Fear gone.

Greeting my fellow workers who had shock in their eyes

Meet Cindy!

I am me and I am proud!

One day that will be you Honey. One day!

One step at a time.