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Started by Erika_Courtney, May 25, 2017, 04:42:13 PM

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Erika_Courtney

For those who are or have transitioned what if anything do you miss about the time you presented male.

For me I would miss:
The speed at which I can make it in and out of the bathroom. Not even factoring in the lack of line.

I am not always a fan of doing being asked to do manly things, but it does stroke my ego when a woman ask me to do something manly.

An entire year worth of hair cut/style in 120 minutes or less.


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bchigdon10

I know an Erika Courtney or my wife dies here in Lewisburg Tn where u from?

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bchigdon10

I meant does not dies

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Erika_Courtney

Quote from: bchigdon10 on May 25, 2017, 04:52:08 PM
I know an Erika Courtney or my wife dies here in Lewisburg Tn where u from?

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I'm from the Northeast.
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bchigdon10

K you spell your name just like the lady here does.

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SailorMars1994

Nothing.. nothing at all

Still thinking......

Nope, not a thing comes to mind. Hard to fathom.
AMAB Born: March 1994
Gender became on radar: 2007
Admitted to self : 2010
Came out: May 12 2014
Estrogen: October 16 2015
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KathyLauren

Not a thing.

I still do all the "guy stuff" at home: I open jar lids for my wife; I built a deck last week.  Nothing much has changed except I don't have to pretend to actually be a guy any more.
2015-07-04 Awakening; 2015-11-15 Out to self; 2016-06-22 Out to wife; 2016-10-27 First time presenting in public; 2017-01-20 Started HRT!!; 2017-04-20 Out publicly; 2017-07-10 Legal name change; 2019-02-15 Approval for GRS; 2019-08-02 Official gender change; 2020-03-11 GRS; 2020-09-17 New birth certificate
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HappyMoni

I miss not being self conscious about my voice. I don't miss the actual voice.
Moni
If I ever offend you, let me know. It's not what I am about.
"Never let the dark kill your light!"  (SailorMars)

HRT June 11, 2015. (new birthday) - FFS in late June 2016. (Dr. _____=Ugh!) - Full time June 18, 2016 (Yeah! finally) - GCS June 27, 2017. (McGinn=Yeah!) - Under Eye repair from FFS 8/17/17 - Nose surgery-November 20, 2017 (Dr. Papel=Yeah) - Hair Transplant on June 21, 2018 (Dr. Cooley-yeah) - Breast Augmentation on July 10, 2018 (Dr. Basner in Baltimore) - Removed bad scarring from FFS surgery near ears and hairline in August, 2018 (Dr. Papel) -Sept. 2018, starting a skin regiment on face with Retin A  April 2019 -repairing neck scar from FFS

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Cimara

I don't really remember doing anything male oriented before transition. So absolutely nothing.
Born 1989
Transitioned 2001
Began hrt 2001
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Devlyn

Hunting and shooting and fishing and driving like a nut and.......wait, I  still do all that!
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Dani

The only thing I really miss is all the time I could have lived as my true female self, instead of pretending to be male. I feel so good now. I regret not transitioning sooner.
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Sinclair

Nothing. I can honestly say I miss nothing. Just gained more. That said, I have not had GRS yet. I plan on another year of HRT before contemplating that. As it stands now, I'm good and miss nothing and have no regrets. Some annoyances, like mood swings, etc., and sometimes they can be unpredictable.
I love dresses!!
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Doreen

well I was living a forced lie in the first place, but I did have a few guy friends I miss from the old life.  They were mostly nerds like me.  Has nothing to do with former 'identity', but I do miss them.  And some of my gal friends too! At least I got back in contact with some of them.. that is a good thing :)
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Wendyway2

Hello,

For me being a male meant being very mafioso and very butch. If your family is this way women are second in command. As far as my own marriage, there is nothing I miss, I submit to her my power that she do with it as she wills. Being male to me meant every conflict ended in depression. These days I don't let it bother me if for some reason some male is on  a power trip. 
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Georgette

I always joke the one thing I kind of miss, is the ease my bothers have when hiking and needing to pee.  I have to find something to sit on or lean against.
They do make devices to make that easier so, Sure don't miss that part of my anatomy.
AMAB - NOV 13 1950
HRT - Start 1975 / End 1985
Moved in with SO ( Also a MtF ) - 1976 / She didn't believe in same sex marriage
Name Change - NOV 30 1976
FT - Formal letter from work - APR 12 1977
SRS - SEP 13 1977
SO died - OCT 03 2014  38 years not a bad run

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Brooke

Being able to look "put together" in under 15 minutes. Not even about passing etc. Just much faster to get ready to the point where you would feel comfortable going on a first date, or interviewing for a job.


~Brooke~
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KatieByrne

No there's nothing i miss about presenting as male.

I mean, anything you could do then you can still do now.

Barb99

Not a thing, not one single thing!
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RobynD

Very little if anything is missed. There is of course the loss of male privilege and being able to "blend in" within a traditional cultural sort of way but those were known going in.



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Doreen

Oh I finally realized something I DO miss... I suspect it has more to do with my age than anything else though... I miss stamina.  Like I can be totally pooped after working out 10 minutes. 30 minutes I'm about to pass out.  I wasn't that way younger.  That and strength, I used to be a lot stronger.. I'd be ok if I got 'grace' in trade, but nope lol.
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