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Quote from: Stottie Girl on April 23, 2026, 11:24:45 AMYou are so quick at making descisions Charlotte! I'm hopeless! I agonize over things for ages and still make the wrong choice!

£1,400 probably isn't all that dear when you look at the bigger picture. I still wonder if you need it as you face seems to be changing for the better every week. However, if it makes you feel better about yourself then I suppose it is a good investment really.

Its just money...nothing else I want to do with it really so might as well. I think impulsivity is part of my psychological conditions too. But i want to do all i can because I'm not naturally feminine. I want to pass as much as possible without makeup. Of course sometimes i use make up, but want it to be my decision, not forced in order to pass. So ive got a tougher task than those that are happy to use makeup regularly. But i really want to make it work. To prove you can be trans and look like a woman in low effort mode.

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Tills

Quote from: Charlotte Kitty on April 23, 2026, 11:31:18 AMIts just money...nothing else I want to do with it really so might as well.

So true!!!

I deliberately spent my late brother's money buying a property in Scotland because I knew that if I didn't ... why I'd be spending it instead on various feminising things 😀

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Charlotte Kitty

Quote from: Tills on April 23, 2026, 11:48:26 PMSo true!!!

I deliberately spent my late brother's money buying a property in Scotland because I knew that if I didn't ... why I'd be spending it instead on various feminising things 😀


I'm just doing it whilst my job and pay is decent. This won't last forever so anytime i could be in a position where my disposable income dies. After that there is no chance!

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Quote from: Tills on April 23, 2026, 11:48:26 PMSo true!!!

I deliberately spent my late brother's money buying a property in Scotland because I knew that if I didn't ... why I'd be spending it instead on various feminising things 😀



Real estate is almost always a good investment because they aren't making any more. That means the supply is finite. Supply and demand.
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Quote from: Lori Dee on April 24, 2026, 10:15:50 AMReal estate is almost always a good investment because they aren't making any more. That means the supply is finite. Supply and demand.
Really? They are building everywhere where I am. It's awfull! Thousands of houses all around my area and loads more to come. It is eating away at the countryside like a cancer in my view.
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Quote from: Stottie Girl on April 24, 2026, 10:55:06 AMReally? They are building everywhere where I am. It's awfull! Thousands of houses all around my area and loads more to come. It is eating away at the countryside like a cancer in my view.

It's the land that has value, not what they put on it. Anything they build can be replaced or removed. The land is what is in short supply.

I agree with your sentiment. When I was in high school here, my friend and I would go camping for the weekend on empty land in the foothills. When I came back in the 80s, all of those hills had million-dollar homes on top of them. Now, the city has expanded to the point that those hills are no longer five miles out of town. They are within the city limits.

There is property I have been looking at lately south of here. It is vacant land, zoned for residential but no utilities. For $15,000, I can buy 5.9-acre lots. The road is already in, and the lots surround a cul-de-sac. If I had the cash available, I would buy up a couple of those lots and sit on them for five to ten years, then sell them for a fortune when the city expands that far.

Sadly, that is far outside my budget.
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Quote from: Lori Dee on April 24, 2026, 01:14:20 PMIt's the land that has value, not what they put on it. Anything they build can be replaced or removed. The land is what is in short supply.

I agree with your sentiment. When I was in high school here, my friend and I would go camping for the weekend on empty land in the foothills. When I came back in the 80s, all of those hills had million-dollar homes on top of them. Now, the city has expanded to the point that those hills are no longer five miles out of town. They are within the city limits.

There is property I have been looking at lately south of here. It is vacant land, zoned for residential but no utilities. For $15,000, I can buy 5.9-acre lots. The road is already in, and the lots surround a cul-de-sac. If I had the cash available, I would buy up a couple of those lots and sit on them for five to ten years, then sell them for a fortune when the city expands that far.

Sadly, that is far outside my budget.

The thing is they should be building on brownfield sites first before going to build on greenbelt land. The UK is a much smaller place than the US and we should be treasuring our green spaces otherwise it will no longer be a green and pleasant land. The quality of these new homes is awful as well, I know, I used to design them! There's no way I would buy a home newer than mid seventies over here.
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Tills

I wish I could upload the brilliant patient leaflet showing what Ms Odili will do. It looks so good with such a feminising effect.

I just need to find the money. The procedure is a bit more than I thought it would be because of hospital costs. But I really want this done.

I could get it done in Bangkok for c. £2000 less but then you have the cost of flights and hotels to factor in.

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