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Started by LisaJ, December 04, 2015, 06:54:43 PM

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LisaJ

Hello,I am Lisa and live fulltime as female now.I knew that I was really female since I was 3 years old and it was a long time secret I held on to.It was finally 2 years ago I finally came out and it was rough.My mom said out of her house and not to come back.My dad,I am 100% lucky to have him in my life and he has been good to me ever since.Still loves and accepts me.I am Married and worked things out.It was very tough with my wife coming to terms with this and includes my son whom is 16.We are back to a family now and they see I have a better life now.Wife calls me Lisa now,we go to a support group for wives with a spouse that is transgendered and this has helped us out.
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Laura_7

Hello and welcome  :)

Here are a few resources that could help:
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,197523.msg1756901.html#msg1756901

Its good you have some supportive people...
wish you luck and hope all turns out well  :)

Just ask if you have any questions...

and you might even invite your wife here, its possible she has some questions too...
there is a section for significant others...


hugs
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LisaJ

I decided not to go through the transition and I do see a therapist.Diagnosed with Gender Dysphoria and I am doing better.My wife and I do go out more,shopping and getting our nails done are two things we do together.
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Mariah

Hi LisaJ, welcome to Susan's. It's wonderful to hear your dad is really supportive. It's nice to see your spouse is excepting enough to call you your new name now too. Congrats. Sorry to hear about your mom I can only hope she will come around eventually. I look forward to seeing you around the forums. Good luck and Hugs
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V M

Hi Lisa  :icon_wave:

Welcome to Susan's  :)  Glad to have you here, join on in the fun

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slyblue

hi and welcome! <3
enjoy our time here. if you need anything, i'm here :)
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LisaJ

Thanks and mom does not want me in her life anymore including her side of the family.They call me being transgendered forbidden.My dad's side of the family loves and accepts me still also.Love me for who I am.
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Robyn

Sorry you lost your mom, although it sounds like you are better off without all the ignorant bigotry.

So glad things are going well with your wife and son. Remember not to transition faster than they can fly.

Take things slowly, and that more extensive transition might still be in your future. Never say never.

Robyn, the Elder
When we walk to the edge of all the light we have and take the step into the darkness of the unknown, we must believe that one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for us to stand on or we will be taught to fly. — Patrick Overton
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LisaJ

My mom and I never got along and I have been taking it slowly.My son has adjusted very well to seeing me as a woman.He does get harassed at school a few times and I did get the call from school every time it happened.My son says I am a normal dad still.I have a couple surgeries so far,breast augmentation last year and a trachea shave this year
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kaitylynn

Welcome aboard Lisa!  Glad to hear of the support you received from family.  Knowing at a young age and living it as a secret is big.  Same with me.  Main thing is that we survive to that point that we realize that we do have the power to be who we know we are. <3
Katherine Lynn M.

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You speak of hope and change as something good.
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LisaJ

My dad's side of the family has been great about it.I was in the closet about it for a long time and no longer now
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gennee

Hi Lisa and welcome to Susan's. I'm happy that your life is moving in a positive direction.
Support from loved ones is a huge plus.


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