Are there any other genderfluid people here who transitioned in any way? Did you medically transition or just socially or both?

I'm just curious in other people's stories. The nature of my genderfluid identity has rendered medical transition almost futile, and Im wondering what other people have done to cope with their shifting sense of self.

Quote from: Amato on June 14, 2016, 12:19:50 AM
Are there any other genderfluid people here who transitioned in any way? Did you medically transition or just socially or both?

I'm just curious in other people's stories. The nature of my genderfluid identity has rendered medical transition almost futile, and Im wondering what other people have done to cope with their shifting sense of self.

Yes. I fully transitioned from male to female, even getting GRS. It's a much more natural presentation for me even though I don't "feel female" most of the time.

I'm genderfluid, though most of the time I lean towards male in my identity. I've medically transitioned to a certain extent, been on T for 6 months, and really enjoyed the changes that were going on. The break I took was mainly due to health reasons, and I am looking forward to continuing/restarting T whenever it's possible, to attain a more masculine androgynous appearance, also I have a lot of dysphoria about my voice and T was already helping with that. It also made me feel mentally WAY better when I was on it. A lot less dysphoria, I was calmer, more focused, less depressed.

GRS would help my dysphoria, I'm fairly certain of that, but at the same time, I am both, and I feel that being both is a part of me.

Maybe I am meant to live this lifetime as a boy with a pretty girl costume to slip into from time to time. I just don't think that I'm ready to make that choice yet, even if it was within the realm of possibility financially. Top surgery is my main interest there. It would certainly make me feel more comfortable, but for many reasons (spirituality, my pansexual lover likes them, I may want to breastfeed if we have a child) I want to keep them for now. Down the line, they may eventually go, but they're alright for now.

Quote from: Amato on June 14, 2016, 12:19:50 AM
The nature of my genderfluid identity has rendered medical transition almost futile [...]

What's the exact reason? At first glance, a shifting sense of self doesn't sound like a hinderance for medical transition to me.

I am full hormone nb mtf but I live male, female and androgyne quite happily.

But under the overclothing its all no op transwoman.  And at home its hard to tell the difference between me and a full out TS woman.

Very socially dynamic.

Hello Amato, I am living a gender fluid life at this point. Born and more often than not presenting as male. On hrt and presenting as often as possible female. Around the house is some sort of blend. The outer trappings could go either way but my personality is very enjoyable blend of both worlds. Whether or not I can ever fully transition to Anne is unknown at this time but the current situation is able to keep my wife and family comfortable and enough Anne about to keep me sane.