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HELLO FROM AUSTRALIA! First steps in the light on an unfamiliar road

Started by shiney, March 20, 2014, 06:04:54 AM

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Ishtar

Welcome shiney,

im on the same step like you. figure out what is the right. I justh want to share the things with you, wich help me really much the last day: On Youtube.com you find many woman who talk in big detail about their transition and coming out. Im sure you will find many tips there for you. It helps me really with my doubts and most with my fears

Greetings
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judithlynn

Hi Shiney;
Not to be left out welcome to our little Down under soiree. I am from Victoria; outside of Melbourne, down on the coast.

Hugs
:-*
Hugs



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EmmaD

Hi Shiney,

Seems the water in Melbourne is very special like Sydney's but it can always be improved.  Now, where's the Gin bottle....(Actually, thinking about that, it seems water is the main culprit since booze has retreated since starting HRT to the point where I might have a glass of wine once a week - so it must be the water!)

Except for bubbly - that HAS to be drunk ::)

Welcome and enjoy!

Emma
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shiney

AHHHHH!! i just found the 'see what posts have been replied to button!!!

hahaha

give me a moment i need to catch up!
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shiney

Hello hello hello to you all!

I shall pm soon, i haven't met the magic 14 yet :P

It is so uplifting to see so many aussies, and sydney siders! Don't you worry melbournites, i've must get down there one day, i heard it has a cool vibe :)

And the fiesty girls of adelaide...i really don't hear much out of your state, maybe its the distance? so, how'd you get your reputation hmmm?



@ Annabelle: i would love that. expect a message very soon :)

@ Jenny: thanks for the welcome :)  are you the Jenny Ms Grace is referring too?

@ Pika Stephanie: *hug* awww thats really sweet. I hope you two see eachother soon :)

@ Ms Grace: haha thankyou!

@ Delyth Ann:  Hi :) cool name btw

@ Ishtar: oh the hours i have spent on youtube!!! it really has helped. so many inspiring stories. Nice to make your acquaintance :)

@ Judithlynn: soiree! awesome word :D Hi from sydney

@ Emma D: Hahaha you ever tried oyster bay? never tried bubbly myself, i should fix that sometime lol



NOW! who are Catherine and Jenny, i sense a backstory here, fill me in??


Now i know i'm new here, and just starting my journey but if you ever having a bad day, or even better want to share a great day don't hestitate to pm me


love to all

shiney
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Ishtar

Hey shiney,

im sorry but im not allowed to write pms yet and i dont know if i am allowed to answer your question here. since i am a "lazy" poster it could take a few month before i am able to answer :s

what i can say for your other question is, i'm a bit on depression now. over the last years i collect enough problems and now it is a bit too much of a good thing. i figure out that i really need to talk personally to a person and working on a small coming out. positive is, that i havent any doubts about my transidentity anymore.

I have a few points what causes really hard emotional conflicts for me: childs, society and selfacceptance. So maybe these questions are good for you too: Will you be able to accept your past and your transsexuality? are you able to accept that you could lose your fertility? Are you able to accept a misfit status for most people? All questions of priorities. Hope this is useful for you

greetings and best wishes
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innainka

I'm from Sydney as well........well......not really, but drank from the water down under well.............ok that's not true either, I just like the Aussie accent, is so Aussie!
However, I too welcome you in the name of the Planet Earth, as I am a native of, though sometimes it feels as though I might had arrived from elsewhere.
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Charley Bea(EmeraldP)

Sorry for the late responce but welcome to the site and a big hello from Perth.


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shiney


Haha ishtar don't worry it took me a while to get enough to pm, its all good :)

Depression swallowed me whole a few years back, shattered everything i thought i new about my life and what i needed and wanted. I took the long road, just let myself fall into it and experience it fully, which is how i unearthed my trans-identity, so i wouldn't change a thing :) It still pulls at me every now and then, i fully recognize its a long process now, not something you can fix in a snap.

If you every need to talk, feel free to message me or just reach out, there's always someone who will help, especially in a place like this, considering everyone's shared experiences :)

Congratulations on reaching the point of knowing friend!


As to your first question, I don't feel i have excepted it yet, but i believe i will be able to. Every aspect of my past is a part of who i am, i'm not going to turn my back on it, this is just the next chapter in my ever expanding life :D My transexuality is much the same, its who i am. It will be hard if my family isn't accepting, but that remains to be seen,i will be my full self regardless in the long run, i know first hand what life is like when your aren't embracing your whole self and i won't go back to that :)

Fertility. Yes i am. I love kids i've got two nephew's and i can see what a joy they are to their parents and everyone around them. I wouldn't mind being a parent but i've always felt funny about having kids that were biologically mine, just didn't feel right, now it makes more sense as to why. If i choose the become a parent in the future i would probably adopt. That said, if i can afford to store some sperm now before my transition that would be good. Keeps the option there if i ever do want it. I don't think i would be upset if i didn't though.

Misfit status. Well i've felt like a misfit my whole life, something has always been off, i felt a heightened sense of judgement around every interaction i can remember from family to friends to completely strangers. I'm sure most of the time it was me projecting my anxieties onto others and then reacting to that, but that process gives off a weird vibe that i think made people feel something was a bit odd about me. So back to the question, i can accept it. At least i now know who i am and would feel the subtle uneasiness of others around me was justified. Just thinking about it brims me with confidence. It would be a huge weight lifted off my shoulders :)

Good questions, thankyou! What are your thoughts on them for yourself?

All the very best to you too :)



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shiney


Hello Innainka Earthling!

Don't worry everyone came from somewhere else to someone! :P

How do you do?
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shiney


Hi charley bea / emerald P!

There's no such thing a late!, you are precisely on time :D

How's things over in Perth?
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Jenny07

Yes shiney, I am "that" Jenny, sweet Grace mentioned >:-)

I come with a set of red hot pokers and not afraid to use them. ;)
Trained by the best, Cindy and Catherine, with able assistance from Kelly. The Aussie mafia.

Getting a bit waterlogged here now that summers done and dusted.

Be afraid, very afraid.

J
So long and thanks for all the fish
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kelly_aus

The brazier is hot and I have a fine selection of irons ready to go..  >:-)

Will we let her choose where the first one goes?
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luna nyan

Quote from: Jenny07 on April 14, 2014, 06:38:21 AM
Getting a bit waterlogged here now that summers done and dusted.

Hot chocolate time!!  But yeah, all the wet is a bit of a downer.
Drifting down the river of life...
My 4+ years non-transitioning HRT experience
Ask me anything!  I promise you I know absolutely everything about nothing! :D
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Charley Bea(EmeraldP)

How is perth? Boring lack of of people to talk to. Hot as heck.

Otherwise not too bad. XD


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immortal gypsy

Some of us actually like it when
The sun is (not) shining on the sea
Shining with all its might

I could actually see outside for the first time in months without a hat and sunglasses ;D
Do not fear those who have nothing left to lose, fear those who are prepared to lose it all

Si vis bellum, parra pacem
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Charley Bea(EmeraldP)

Give me a thunderstorm or at least strong rain anyday....not a minute of light rain. lol


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immortal gypsy

Sitting on the top half of a Queenslander watching, feeling and listening a big thunderstorm come through.  That is beautiful

So we have Sydney Perth Adelaide and Melbourne covered anywhere else?
Do not fear those who have nothing left to lose, fear those who are prepared to lose it all

Si vis bellum, parra pacem
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shiney

Do your best Kelly and J!

I dare you >:P

You can start off...

Hahaha
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shiney

I'm on the fence with this one...


That summer sun and beautiful blue skies invigorate me with energy and make me want to get out and get us much into life as possible.


Then when its overcast I get cuddly and sleepy, and that smell of rain, the sound of it falling on a metal roof. I get so calm and zoned out its serine.


I use what ever is going. That said, i've spent the last few years in somewhat of a hibernation and i'm restless and ready to get out on an adventure!!!
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