Quote from: Sarah_P on November 25, 2017, 09:52:23 AM
What level of sorcery did you employ?! I've never heard of a Thanksgiving dinner going off without a hitch....

As with all things trans... Planning, planning, planning

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Seeing Kendra, we had a nice lunch and went for a walk down to the river. There is photographic evidence.

I've been gendered correctly many times (and not too),  but at a market today with my female neighbour,  the stallholder addressed us as 'ladies' without a single beat or glance. Gave me a lovely fuzzy feeling [emoji4]

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Quote from: Megan. on November 26, 2017, 12:37:54 PM
I've been gendered correctly many times (and not too),  but at a market today with my female neighbour,  the stallholder addressed us as 'ladies' without a single beat or glance. Gave me a lovely fuzzy feeling [emoji4]

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That made me smile, that sounds amazing!

   Hi what makes me happy today is that I have survived having a DVT and all the nurses call me Bobbi and are so nice to me I have chatted extensively with a couple of them about being transgender they are great


     bobbisue 😀

Quote from: bobbisue on November 26, 2017, 05:18:13 PM
   Hi what makes me happy today is that I have survived having a DVT and all the nurses call me Bobbi and are so nice to me I have chatted extensively with a couple of them about being transgender they are great


     bobbisue [emoji3]

Gosh,  very glad you are OK, and happy to hear about the respectful treatment. X

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Quote from: Monica Leslie on November 26, 2017, 05:03:34 PM
Hi ladies!  I am 68 years old and have been transgendered all of my life but tend to be in the closet.  Do you think it is too late to begin hormone therapy and have an orchiectomy?  (I'd prefer more, but it may not matter that much.)  I'm in Portland, Oregon and am trying to find a surgeon who will perform an orchiectomy.  I'm happy today because I'm wearing female attire, something I should do all the time.   Monica

It's never too late!

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April 22, 2015, the day of my first face to face pass in gender neutral clothes and no makeup. It may be months to the next one, but I'm good with that!

Being transgender is just a phase. It hardly ever starts before conception and always ends promptly at death.

They say the light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train. I say, climb aboard!

Think outside the voice box!

I now have my birth certificate, driver's license, passport book and passport card all in the name of Denise.



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Quote from: Denise on November 26, 2017, 08:19:57 PM
I now have my birth certificate, driver's license, passport book and passport card all in the name of Denise.

Yeah! Congratulations Denise!

Me too soon...

Steph

Quote from: SiobhánF on November 26, 2017, 02:33:52 AM
Funniest things I heard today were the nicknames people give HRT:

- Tit Tacs
- Fem & M's
- Injectrogen
- Breast mints
- Wh***-moans
- Transquilizers
- Estra-darts
- Anticistamines

Ahhh, I can't stand it! People are so incredibly creative. Fem & M's!! 

I went hiking today with a group of friends from "before".  There were four photo-ops on the trail and the pictures were posted on Facebook an hour or two ago.  When I looked through them at first glance even I thought I was a girl.  I needed to look at my clothes before I realized which one was me. 

If that's not reaffirming, I'm not sure what is.

Quote from: Steph2.0 on November 26, 2017, 08:28:13 PM
Ahhh, I can't stand it! People are so incredibly creative. Fem & M's!! 

My favorite out of them all. Anticistamines comes in second. XD

When I got up today without clothes on and walked past my wardobe (which is a huge mirror on the outside), I felt so exhausted and spent that I forgot to look away (I never look at myself naked unless I have underwear on to cover up dysphoric bits). WOW. My hips.. my body has become so womanly... I always had a girly waist (was on the lower spectrum of normal T levels when I began HRT, so I think that's why), but now it's so much more accentuated.

Almost 2 years on oestrogen is REALLY paying off.

P.S. TBH I was nude and exhausted because I was 'exploring' my body... I'm finally getting into the swing of things but now I can go over and over so much that I lose track of time... I'm talking like a couple hours without even realising... Before HRT it was like one intense orgasm, and it took no longer than 20 mins, then I got on with my day. Those days are gone.. now it's more a series of multiple more 'mellow' orgasms...can't wait to see how it feels after SRS. Sorry if that was TMI.

So maybe that's two things that made me happy today... LOL

Although I have kind of given up on transitioning, I am still growing my hair out  and recently I decided to take a little more care in my appearance, shaved off my 'beard' (just long stubble really) and had my hair tied back for the first time since it's finally long enough and I got called 'miss' by a customer lol, they corrected them self after but it did make me laugh and secretly inside kind of happy.

Quote from: SiobhánF on November 26, 2017, 02:33:52 AM
Funniest things I heard today were the nicknames people give HRT:

- Tit Tacs
- Fem & M's
- Injectrogen
- Breast mints
- Wh***-moans
- Transquilizers
- Estra-darts
- Anticistamines

...and for some of us, HRT is indeed a LifeSaver.   

Follow up letter with a consultant at a hospital, described me as...

"pleasant 40 year old lady"

Well he got my age right [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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Awwwesome!

Quote from: Steph2.0 on November 27, 2017, 11:35:28 AM
Awwwesome!

It wasn't a pass,  he knew I was trans*,  but given I'm not pleasant and certainly ain't no 'lady' it made me laugh. Hehe

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Quote from: Kendra on November 27, 2017, 03:43:57 AM
...and for some of us, HRT is indeed a LifeSaver.   

Ha! Love it.

I'm just in good mood and feeling pretty today, so I updated my profile pic.