stickygirl
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Thank you TJ - a couple of kind words now and again goes a long way *hugs* Talk about us and help make us an accepted and normal part of society!
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This is a great thread. The post Stacy made with the (obviously very glamorous and idealized) photo is profound.
Bump for the hell of it.
Wow, you are correct she is B E A UTIFUL!
She's beautiful.
Hi all
If anyone ( TS,TG, G, L, M2F, F2M..whatever letters you want! ) needs some background reading then here's a really excellent site. This isn't porn - this is for those moments when you're lying in bed thinking WTF am I?
Lots of questions answered: for supporters, friends and family as much as for the person they care about
http://transgenderlondon.com/index.html
She's beautiful.
This is how sexy I wish i could be for someone special. This is how I feel. Inside. It's so difficult to be going through this. I have ups and downs and the worst of it is the rollercoaster ride. There are periods when I feel at peace with it, and like a house of cards, it comes crashing down. Then comes the feelings of shame, and disgust. Then I pick myself up and think "I love who I am", and start to feel confident again, but then completely crash when I see a couple in love, wondering if I'll ever have that.
This girl, though. She inspires me. Inspires me to think that I can have it all. I can be the sexy woman for that special someone. He'll love me for who I am. Completely. Regardless of whatever physical limitations or gender performances society tries to impart on us.
I want to dance round the room and shout Yay but I know it's not like that... sorry, but I can't help but be pleased for you . Always here for you Stacy if you need to bounce some thoughts aroundThanks for the links, Sticky!
I think I'm going to make an appointment with the counseling department at school. Services are free and confidential to students, and I really feel that it's time that I make that next crucial step.
Coming out.
I want to dance round the room and shout Yay but I know it's not like that... sorry, but I can't help but be pleased for you . Always here for you Stacy if you need to bounce some thoughts around
*hugs*
xxxx
Go over and buy her a coffee next timeThank you so much, love! Your support means so much more than I could ever say!
I think that after I meet with the counselor, I'm going to find out the GLBT support group meets at my school. I think what I really want is a girlfriend. A girlfriend in the sense that we're two girls who are friends. Because in all actuality, I need a girlfriend who understands me, and well, can help me to learn to be a girl. You know, what shoes go with what outfit, things like that.
Baby steps, I guess. Baby steps. But I really think it's time for me to come out, in public, in real life.
On a side note, I was waiting for a bus the other day, and I saw a M2F transgendered person walking down the street. I wanted to stop her, give her a great big hug, and tell her what an inspiration she is! I wish you could have seen how she was walking down the street. She wasn't dressed flashy or anything, just simple jeans and a t-shirt, but what struck me was how proud she was, how high she was holding her head.
Wherever she is, God Bless her!
Go over and buy her a coffee next time
Stacy... I can't begin to describe how happy you just made me!! I'm grinning from ear to earToday, I shaved my legs for the first time in my life, wore my thong out in public under my jeans, and spoke to a GLBT counselor about setting up an appointment schedule.
I feel so sexy and beautiful and strong and independent.
I have finally embraced the fact that I am transgendered. I'm not hiding it from society, or myself for that matter, anymore.
I am a woman.
And I feel fantastic.
Today, I shaved my legs for the first time in my life, wore my thong out in public under my jeans, and spoke to a GLBT counselor about setting up an appointment schedule.
Then after school, I walked into Victoria's Secret at the mall. I walked right up to the saleswoman and said "I'm transgendered and I'm looking for something for myself and I don't even know where to begin." She smiled, took me by the hand and told me everything was going to be alright, and helped me pick out three really cute pairs of panties.
I'm sitting here right now, in my black thongs, a really cute pair of short shorts I found on sale at a thrift store (short and spunky, but not overly kinky), and my NASA t-shirt (yes, I'm a nerd at heart.
I feel just like one of the girls. Finally. My legs feel smooth and sexy, and I feel absolutely beautiful and natural and empowered.
I just wanted to share.
OMG, I totally forgot, but I also stopped into the shoe store and picked up these cute little platform sandals I've had my eyes on all summer!
Stacy's new shoes!
I walked in and the saleswoman asked if she could help me find anything. I showed her exactly the shoes I wanted in the window, and she asked me what size my wife/girlfriend wore. I told her that I was transgendered and they were a present to myself!
I feel so sexy and beautiful and strong and independent.
I have finally embraced the fact that I am transgendered. I'm not hiding it from society, or myself for that matter, anymore.
I am a woman.
And I feel fantastic.
Today, I shaved my legs for the first time in my life, wore my thong out in public under my jeans, and spoke to a GLBT counselor about setting up an appointment schedule.
Then after school, I walked into Victoria's Secret at the mall. I walked right up to the saleswoman and said "I'm transgendered and I'm looking for something for myself and I don't even know where to begin." She smiled, took me by the hand and told me everything was going to be alright, and helped me pick out three really cute pairs of panties.
I'm sitting here right now, in my black thongs, a really cute pair of short shorts I found on sale at a thrift store (short and spunky, but not overly kinky), and my NASA t-shirt (yes, I'm a nerd at heart.
I feel just like one of the girls. Finally. My legs feel smooth and sexy, and I feel absolutely beautiful and natural and empowered.
I just wanted to share.
OMG, I totally forgot, but I also stopped into the shoe store and picked up these cute little platform sandals I've had my eyes on all summer!
Stacy's new shoes!
I walked in and the saleswoman asked if she could help me find anything. I showed her exactly the shoes I wanted in the window, and she asked me what size my wife/girlfriend wore. I told her that I was transgendered and they were a present to myself!
I feel so sexy and beautiful and strong and independent.
I have finally embraced the fact that I am transgendered. I'm not hiding it from society, or myself for that matter, anymore.
I am a woman.
And I feel fantastic.
Today, I shaved my legs for the first time in my life, wore my thong out in public under my jeans, and spoke to a GLBT counselor about setting up an appointment schedule.
Then after school, I walked into Victoria's Secret at the mall. I walked right up to the saleswoman and said "I'm transgendered and I'm looking for something for myself and I don't even know where to begin." She smiled, took me by the hand and told me everything was going to be alright, and helped me pick out three really cute pairs of panties.
I'm sitting here right now, in my black thongs, a really cute pair of short shorts I found on sale at a thrift store (short and spunky, but not overly kinky), and my NASA t-shirt (yes, I'm a nerd at heart.
I feel just like one of the girls. Finally. My legs feel smooth and sexy, and I feel absolutely beautiful and natural and empowered.
I just wanted to share.
OMG, I totally forgot, but I also stopped into the shoe store and picked up these cute little platform sandals I've had my eyes on all summer!
Stacy's new shoes!
I walked in and the saleswoman asked if she could help me find anything. I showed her exactly the shoes I wanted in the window, and she asked me what size my wife/girlfriend wore. I told her that I was transgendered and they were a present to myself!
I feel so sexy and beautiful and strong and independent.
I have finally embraced the fact that I am transgendered. I'm not hiding it from society, or myself for that matter, anymore.
I am a woman.
And I feel fantastic.
Nice one BBJWay to go, Stacy! I've watched you on the boards here and know how much you've wrestled with making your transition. I wish I could tell you that it's going to be easy, but we all know how hard it can be for transgendered folk to find acceptance in this phobic world of ours. I wish you all the luck and happiness that's possible along your journey.
Just remember to look at yourself in the mirror, smile and say, "I am a woman and I am very happy to be one."
On a side note, it's kind of amusing that one of the first things you did on your first 'proclaimed' day of womanhood was go shopping for shoes. You really are a woman. LOL