Hi everyone. I found this site a few days ago and have been enjoying reading various threads, figured it was time to introduce myself and contribute. My name is Zythyra, I transitioned in 1993, after a little more than a year RLT, I decided not to go any further. I'm self employed, and at that time was having a difficult time of continuing to make a living in a rural area. I'm still out as TG, at times I've identified as M2F2? and as I read this site, perhaps androgyne is as good a description as any to fit who I am. I could spend hours writing a more in depth intro, hopefully this'll do for now, looking forward to gettting to know everyone.

Zythyra

Nice to meet you Zythyra, I hope you enjoy yourself here.

Sarah L.

welcome zythyra. glad to have you here.lots of info and caring, loving people.


  hugs and  amber

Welcome to Susan's Zythyra.

Melissa

Hi to you too! I just found the site today and I am so excited! This is my first time EVER connecting with anyone dealing with the same challenges! Thank God for answered prayers. I look forward to developing many friendships and relieved to know that there is a place like this.

Hi Zythyra and welcome to Susan's!  pleased to make your acquaintance!

I'm glad you have joined us and look forward to your future posts.  Please feel free to explore all the forums, get familiar with the site rules and visit our Chatroom as well as our wiki where you will find valuable information on transgender and non-transgender issues.

Enjoy your stay and welcome!

tinkerbell

Thanks to everyone for the welcome.

QuoteIt's nice to know the RLT does do it's job.

Melissa, I wish it was as simple as the RLT did its job. In 1994, I was ready to continue the process. My therapist had said she'd sign whatever I needed, however I was unable to find an endocrinologist who'd see me as a patient and prescribe HRT without having health insurance. My feelings regarding who I am inside have never changed in the last dozen years, and recently I've been wondering again about what is my next step. So here I am. I'm glad to have found Susan's place, I really wish this message board had been around back then.

Seth

hi Zythyra!

Welcome to Susan's!

hugs & smiles, 
helen

Hi Zythyra,

Let me add my welcome to the rest.

Your introduction is interesting and I hope you find some of your answers here at Susans.

There are many people across the whole Gender spectrum that can share their experiences with you.

Buffy

Welcome to susans Zythyra
75%F 25%M Androgyne here. There is a variety of TGs here. Whatever you Identify as Androgyne, TS, or something else, welcome to the boards and feel free to contribute to whichever section, abiding by the site's rules.

Kendra

Wellcome Zythyra,

I am finding your story very interesting as you tried a RLT then went back. I most identify as a male althought I love to cross dress. I am sure you will Susans a great place.

Alice

Welcome Zythyra

I'm glad you found us and we're happy to have you here.

It seems everyone has pretty much covered all the site details so I will just say "Welcome, you are among friends". 

QuoteI am finding your story very interesting as you tried a RLT then went back.

Living as a woman was a profound experience for me, in many ways I've never felt more at ease in my entire life. There were many different reasons for "going back" at that time, including finances, lack of health insurance, etc., however the fundamental feelings of my being a different gender than what I was labeled with at birth are still the same now as they were then. 

I've recently been thinking a lot about what next step to take, I'm not happy about living an invisible life. Thanks so much for listening.

Zythyra