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Seeing a girl in the mirror.

Started by azSam, August 14, 2011, 10:29:15 AM

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azSam

I no longer have to focus to see a girl in the mirror looking back at me. It comes naturally to me now. Even stepping out of the shower (if a certain area is covered or not visible), I see a girl there too.

I think it's more mental changes than physical changes. I don't think my looks have changed much, but my thinking has. Now I view my body as female.

And it feels.....

....

... Correct.

What a great feeling.
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BillieTex

Be true to yourself, even if no one else will...
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babydoll

Hormones dont work that fast, but our imaginations do, to see effects really 3 months minimum and things start showing up, you will also need the spiro to do its work. Testosterone will still cause whatever changes estrogen brings to reverse if its high enough. Spiro will lower your T, once its low enough changes happen a lot smoother. Typically 3 months for noticeable changes.  Usually breast enlargement. You dont notice facial changes till you look at yourself after a year and go wow... i look different.

Cheryl:]]]]]
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Lisbeth

Quote from: Samantharz on August 14, 2011, 10:29:15 AM
I think it's more mental changes than physical changes. I don't think my looks have changed much, but my thinking has. Now I view my body as female.

And it feels.....

....

... Correct.

What a great feeling.

Yes!
"Anyone who attempts to play the 'real transsexual' card should be summarily dismissed, as they are merely engaging in name calling rather than serious debate."
--Julia Serano

http://juliaserano.blogspot.com/2011/09/transsexual-versus-transgender.html
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Bird

You were one of the first girls to come and help me here Sam. I'm happy for you :D
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Jillieann Rose

QuoteI no longer have to focus to see a girl in the mirror looking back at me. It comes naturally to me now. Even stepping out of the shower (if a certain area is covered or not visible), I see a girl there too.
I think it's more mental changes than physical changes. I don't think my looks have changed much, but my thinking has. Now I view my body as female.
And it feels.....
....
... Correct.
Oh Samantharz thats great.
It took 1 1/2 years of hrt for me to get to that place but I am a older girl.
Keep going hon.
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versuchsanordnung

Im only on a low dose of hormomes for about 3 months and nowhere near fulltime, so there are no big physical changes yet except some muscle loss and softening of the hard lines....BUT:
-for the first time in my life i feel at peace with myself, at least for brief moments
-and people, especially young children notice th at something is different. The other day i was at the bookstore in my usual uniform (sneakers, jeans, black tshirt) and had a little girl watch me intently for minutes, as if she wasnt shure what to make of me...... And there is dozens of little incidents like that over  the last few weeks. Which makes me wonder: do i just start to notice those reactions, or do i give off different vibrations, and people pick up on that? It cant be looks,  i was pretty much androgynous all my life.
Samantha:how long did it take you to get there?
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JennX

I'm getting there... but I know exactly the feeling you are describing... and it's very cool.  ;) :D
"If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain."
-Dolly Parton
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Caith

Congratulations, Samantha.  For years before HRT, I would catch occasional glimpses of a girl, but they were far and few between.  Two years into HRT, I can see her more often, even when not wearing a speck of makeup, no earrings, nothing.  It's a very comforting and natural feeling when it occurs, one I've waited for my entire life.  Keep enjoying it, the more you smile, the more others will see it too.  ;D
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Maddie Secutura

It didn't really hit me until a few weeks ago.  I just looked in the mirror and thought, "Holy crap, Maddie, that's awesome!"

It is a good feeling I have to admit.


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lonely girl

Altho I don't really like what I see in the mirror, alot of times I just completely forget that I'm trans, or I had been a boy :)
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cindianna_jones

Samantharz, you've won the battle! Self image is everything in getting by in this world. You go girl!
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azSam

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