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01-05-2013, 09:00 PM
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Literotica Guru
njlauren is offline
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Originally Posted by StacyTG
So I've been thinking a lot lately about wanting to express my femininity more and more, and it's kind of depressing that I don't know any transgenders in real life. I could really use a girlfriend. You know? Just somebody I could talk to, that can..teach me how to be a woman, you know? Hair, make-up, matching clothes, etc.
Truth be told, I'm a bit depressed too, because I know there's one person I could have opened up to in real life that would have accepted me completely, but she's gone, and I can't get her back.
I guess it would just be nice to meet some transgendered or even genetic girls in real life who would want to be just friends and help me along on my journey.

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Stacy-
I don't know where you live, but one of the things you can do would be to join a transgender group, depending on where you see yourselves fitting. There are groups and also conventions where they have speakers, workshops and so forth, where you can meet others and learn. There are also groups that meet at LGBT enters for gender variant people (some are for transitioning tg/ts's, some are more broad based for those not sure, questioning, etc). There are lists of groups on the net, and it is a starting place 
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01-06-2013, 04:06 PM
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#102
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Really Experienced
Peter_Face is offline
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http://clubtg3d.tumblr.com/page/12
Second girl down reminds me of you Stacy (at least your Av). Smokin hot.

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Feel free to contact me for all your fantasy fulfillment needs.
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01-06-2013, 04:32 PM
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Really Experienced
TJcurious is offline
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Wish I could help you Stacy....but if a virtual hug helps....here's a BIG HUG!!  You appear to be a very caring, giving person, and it would be great if someone would help you when you're feeling blue! 
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01-10-2013, 05:22 PM
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#104
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Acoustic girls
Stacy - you'll have to buy an acoustic guitar. I've noticed every YouTube mtf has one propped up in the background... I bought one... you know it makes sense... kinda
Does anyone else have an acoustic?
Oh btw, I don't think it matters if you're not very good. I am rubbish but I enjoy it 
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01-11-2013, 02:29 PM
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Literotica Guru
BillyBobJoeEd is offline
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Originally Posted by stickygirl
Stacy - you'll have to buy an acoustic guitar. I've noticed every YouTube mtf has one propped up in the background... I bought one... you know it makes sense... kinda
Does anyone else have an acoustic?
Oh btw, I don't think it matters if you're not very good. I am rubbish but I enjoy it 
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then there's this gurl who plays electric guitar - Jesslyn - and she's damn good at it, too... It's gotten to where I check in on her to see what music she's working on rather than to hear her talk about her transition.
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01-11-2013, 07:29 PM
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#106
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by BillyBobJoeEd
then there's this gurl who plays electric guitar - Jesslyn - and she's damn good at it, too... It's gotten to where I check in on her to see what music she's working on rather than to hear her talk about her transition.
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Ha - - oh yes I know her. She was trying to get a band together. I must check her YouTube page and see how she's doing
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01-11-2013, 07:40 PM
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Survivor
StacyTG is offline
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She's awesome and a true inspiration!
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01-26-2013, 01:29 AM
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#108
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No Gentleman
Stella_Omega is offline
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Bump for a sweetheart of a girl <3
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01-26-2013, 09:16 PM
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Survivor
StacyTG is offline
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Originally Posted by Stella_Omega
Bump for a sweetheart of a girl <3
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Stella, that was so sweet! It really made my day!
Thank you!
*hugs*
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02-23-2013, 03:27 PM
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Really Experienced
AmberFemXD is offline
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Originally Posted by StacyTG
i think that we really need to start recognizing the T in GLBT here on this board. I've been here for over a year (including prior to my "transformation", and most of the transgender threads on this particular board are not geared toward actually discussing transgenders and the struggles we face.
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Count me in : )
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02-25-2013, 07:31 AM
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Experienced
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I could use a little inspiration.... I am a masculine guy but I do like to dress and I feel the best when I'm dressed. It can be kind of confusing I guess, but I'm trying to get more in touch with the lady inside of me.
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02-25-2013, 07:59 AM
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#112
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by preacher72
I could use a little inspiration.... I am a masculine guy but I do like to dress and I feel the best when I'm dressed. It can be kind of confusing I guess, but I'm trying to get more in touch with the lady inside of me.
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First thing I'd say is : you are not alone, nor are you crazy. There are plenty of resources you could read ( I'm happy to suggest some ) but don't be frightened of being open here - you might just help someone else 
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02-25-2013, 08:06 AM
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Experienced
preacher72 is offline
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Originally Posted by stickygirl
First thing I'd say is : you are not alone, nor are you crazy. There are plenty of resources you could read ( I'm happy to suggest some ) but don't be frightened of being open here - you might just help someone else 
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THank you stickygirl, what would you recommend I read?
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02-25-2013, 08:14 AM
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by preacher72
THank you stickygirl, what would you recommend I read?
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woah - where to start? Ok give me a few mins and I'll make up a list
Ok here's a couple to get you started
Myth buster
Academic paper
You Tube Leave her nice comments - she's ace
And Preacher: stick around and join in the posts on GLBT, that way we get to know a bit better. Sometimes we get folks who just want to get off on the idea. Nothing wrong with that given this an erotic site, but if you are sincere in looking for help then people will go out their way to help. If you here for kicks then look elsewhere - the Fetish threads are pretty hot! Sorry if that sounds a bit prickly but I hope you see where I'm coming from.
Last edited by stickygirl : 02-25-2013 at 08:31 AM.
Reason: Extra info
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02-25-2013, 10:09 AM
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Experienced
preacher72 is offline
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Originally Posted by stickygirl
woah - where to start? Ok give me a few mins and I'll make up a list
Ok here's a couple to get you started
Myth buster
Academic paper
You Tube Leave her nice comments - she's ace
And Preacher: stick around and join in the posts on GLBT, that way we get to know a bit better. Sometimes we get folks who just want to get off on the idea. Nothing wrong with that given this an erotic site, but if you are sincere in looking for help then people will go out their way to help. If you here for kicks then look elsewhere - the Fetish threads are pretty hot! Sorry if that sounds a bit prickly but I hope you see where I'm coming from.
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Sticky thanks for the info i'm going to check them out, and I can assure you no i'm not here just for kicks I really am sincere i have been dealing with this issue for years since I've been younger but just haven't actually faced it or had the courage too
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02-25-2013, 10:18 AM
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Experienced
preacher72 is offline
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Originally Posted by preacher72
Sticky thanks for the info i'm going to check them out, and I can assure you no i'm not here just for kicks I really am sincere i have been dealing with this issue for years since I've been younger but just haven't actually faced it or had the courage too
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These were very helpful Sticky, I enjoyed the myth part I already knew most of those myths aren't true but I know thats not what alot of people think and maybe thats why i have a hard time identifying with it. And it looks like after I read the academic paper one I mostly identify with Group 3 thats definatley me. I appreciate you being so supportive.
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02-25-2013, 10:23 AM
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#117
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by preacher72
Sticky thanks for the info i'm going to check them out, and I can assure you no i'm not here just for kicks I really am sincere i have been dealing with this issue for years since I've been younger but just haven't actually faced it or had the courage too
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Understood  Welcome to the rabbit hole  There isn't much "mis-information" on the web that I've seen, so keeping reading: it can become obsessive so try and keep your sense of humour and balance as best you can. When you're ready, then a local TG group might help or a counsellor who specialises in TG issues. Transgenderism isn't main-stream for most health care professionals so don't be fobbed off with excuses.
And keep in touch here: chat, laugh, cry ...
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02-25-2013, 11:16 AM
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by preacher72
These were very helpful Sticky, I enjoyed the myth part I already knew most of those myths aren't true but I know thats not what alot of people think and maybe thats why i have a hard time identifying with it. And it looks like after I read the academic paper one I mostly identify with Group 3 thats definatley me. I appreciate you being so supportive.
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Uh huh... oddly enough I was speaking to a group -3 candidate here at the weekend, but I'll let her introduce herself another time 
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02-25-2013, 04:31 PM
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Really Experienced
TJcurious is offline
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Almost didn't recognize you, Sticky.....Been away for a few days....I miss your cello.. 
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02-25-2013, 04:34 PM
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by TJcurious
Almost didn't recognize you, Sticky.....Been away for a few days....I miss your cello.. 
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Hi TJ. Yep: new look for spring! I hope it's suitably enigmatic but optimistic - it's 'smiley' isn't it?
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02-26-2013, 03:09 AM
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subisisboi is offline
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I've read the thread, and for the past hour I've been sitting here looking at the open post window.. I'm sure many of you can guess as to why. I really don't know where to start, or even how. But I do need to say something.. even if it is woefully inadequate.
So I will simply offer my heartfelt support, my gratitude to all of you for sharing so much great information.. and wander off for a bit. I need to find someone local to talk to.
Thank you all very much, I appreciate your sharing of information and I offer much heartfelt love for those of you who shared your personal stories.
I've been playing around it for years, with dressing, promiscuity, behavior, what and how I feel most comfortable when I'm by myself... I thought I understood and accepted where I was at and what my limits were. I was.. wrong.
Thank you, and stay safe. Your great people.
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02-26-2013, 08:06 AM
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preacher72 is offline
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Originally Posted by stickygirl
Understood  Welcome to the rabbit hole  There isn't much "mis-information" on the web that I've seen, so keeping reading: it can become obsessive so try and keep your sense of humour and balance as best you can. When you're ready, then a local TG group might help or a counsellor who specialises in TG issues. Transgenderism isn't main-stream for most health care professionals so don't be fobbed off with excuses.
And keep in touch here: chat, laugh, cry ...
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Thank you Sticky, i'll try to research it but I don't think there is much support around here.
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02-26-2013, 03:14 PM
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Really Experienced
TJcurious is offline
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Originally Posted by stickygirl
Hi TJ. Yep: new look for spring! I hope it's suitably enigmatic but optimistic - it's 'smiley' isn't it?
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I love a girl with a bit of mystery....and you always make me smile!! 
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02-27-2013, 12:37 PM
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Originally Posted by subisisboi
I've read the thread, and for the past hour I've been sitting here looking at the open post window..
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Oh I know that view out the window 
...and don't beat yourself up over promiscuity, sometimes that can just be how testosterone allows you to express yourself: it's a fiery mix. But beyond the red-mist of sexual thoughts could be that inner soul - only you can know that. I'm repeating what I've said before but, imagine a world without sex or orgasms and decide if you'd still want to be a woman. That immediate post-orgasm rush can point to who you are too, at least it does for me... ok, here's goes nothing - I have to fight back tears of shame and self-hate for having come as a male. Not a great incentive to want more.
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Thank you Sticky, i'll try to research it but I don't think there is much support around here.
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In NY - surely there must be. Here's your mission Preacher: find a local resource and spread the word here 
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03-01-2013, 07:16 PM
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Smile..it confuses people
stickygirl is offline
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Thanks to Dyslexicea for finding a Katie Couric show and subsequent review:
"It's about the TV show Katie Couric did on "Growing Up Transgender". I think you'll like this article, the author is trans and kickass, but parts of her article did bring tears to my eyes. Her article also includes a link the show's website where you can watch the show as aired."
Link fixed...more than I can say for the Lit E sever that just ate an hour of time and posts...

http://www.autostraddle.com/trapped-...uccess-159359/
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