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    Transgender Bloggers Wanted: Share Your Journey

    By Lori

    Create your own blog at TGGuide.com. It's FREE and you can start right now. Some people blog as a sort of journal to share our thoughts, feelings, experiences and insights. Others blog to express opinions on social and political issues. Others blog to share their knowledge and experience with others. Go ahead. Express yourself! Others may be grappling with issues you blog about and your words could provide useful insight or answers. Here are some blog topic ideas to get your creative juices f
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Hurricane Drunk

House of Wolves

Back to the old favorite...using song titles as blog titles -.-' I've manged to do a week of uni without productively doing much at all. I didn't think that was possible. This is only a quick blog update with things I've gleaned this week. One of my old friends from secondary school who i'm close to (in the way we're friends) drunkenly asked me out via text. I was apprehensive and brushed him off but he was persistent. I proceeded to question him about his reasons for doing this because
Julien

Julien

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Crawling Through Limbo

The Strangled Sleep

Can gender dysphoria cause sleep problems? I should be asleep right now, but I'm up way earlier than I'm supposed to be and it isn't the first time. I'm used to a certain amount of insomnia after working 3rd shift for over a decade. That changed two weeks ago, and after a brief period of instability I've been living on a normal sleep schedule for the past week or so. It's been great for me and for my family. Well, at least the waking part. At night, I feel like I spend a considerable amoun
JanusTrepide

JanusTrepide

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Crawling Through Limbo

In the Land of Confusion, Despair Is King

In these blogs I find I keep describing my situation as being lost in a limbo of gray fog. It's the best analogy I can adopt to explain the ongoing confusion in my head. Inside this fog springs worries about whether I could even BE a woman. I'm rather new to the TG community. I've learned a lot in the past couple weeks, but there is still so much to know. One thing I'd like to know is just how difficult it is for TG men to become women. I know it is a very difficult road to take, but at
JanusTrepide

JanusTrepide

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Crawling Through Limbo

The Choices We Face

This phase I'm in, unsure exactly of whether or not I'm transgender and what I'm going to do, has been a dreary limbo over the past couple weeks. What I've come to face is the choices that need to be made in order to move forward. I have to choose whether to heed this inclination towards being a woman, heal the conflict in my head and take the step to transition. My other option is to continue shouldering the burden for the sake of my wife and children. At my most optimistic, I thought I
JanusTrepide

JanusTrepide

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Crawling Through Limbo

In a Tight Spot

I am sure there are numerous factors leading to my current TG conundrum. One I want to focus on right now involves my love for hosiery. It may be one cause, it may THE cause. Who knows? I do know I absolutely love the way tights feel and look on me. No other garment turns me on in ways that tights do, and I don't mean sexually entirely. I admit they do provide a sexual thrill like a fetish. I've always been attracted to women who wear hosiery, and I LOVE when my wife wears them (even if
JanusTrepide

JanusTrepide

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Hurricane Drunk

Severe Procrastination

I was going to name the blog entries after whatever song may be playing at the time but it was too tiring. Hence the title of severe procrastination because i meant to start this blog about 5 months ago. So hey my first blog Who am I? ​(As i'm not a very active member on the forums :/) I'm a 20 year old photographic art student hailing from the welsh valleys. I've been living with gender dysphoria for about 4-5 years. When i was 18 i did more research into what i was feeling and came to
Julien

Julien

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Crawling Through Limbo

Where Do I Start?

This exploration into possibly being transgendered or a crossdresser feels like a new development right now, but I've actually been struggling for a really long time. The difference now, I believe, is I refuse to sweep things under the carpet anymore. I don't know yet what or who I am. I don't know if I really am TG or just dealing with Depression and deluding myself for some reason. There are three things I DO know as fact: 1.) I really love wearing tights. Skirts are nice too, but I don
JanusTrepide

JanusTrepide

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Brittany's Blog

Stuck in a whirlpool of the past haunting me

Okay I know its been awhile since I posted here. Many as I have had many other tasks on hand and many more issues running my life in very downward ways. I now am writing this blog as maybe a last line of hope. Things started going down hill when I lost my job this past August. As I noted before I had decided since I was already beyond a year in HRT to just go ahead and start applying for work as the new me and no longer the past me. But my Unemployment made things quite tight, my HRT had to
Brittany

Brittany

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WANTING TO BE THE REAL ME. NEVER GIVEN THE CHANCE. transgender girls story

NEVER GIVEN A CHANCE TO BE THE REEAL ME

new to the site here. guess the best way for others to know me till I get more pics up. make a blog of the things I have faced trying to become the person I have always felt I should be. still do till this day. lot of things may sound clecheish. but these things do pertain to me. on a nice cool monday morning there was a son born in houston texas. 8:00am in the morning. at a hospital which has been closed since then and now the herman hospital in houston. the year was june 24, 1968. time appr
samanthachristine

samanthachristine

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Lily In Bloom

Things I Need

While making another large coffee to stave off the cold, I started this list of things I would need to feel right, look right and pass - as great a challenge as that is. Hormones Breast augmentation A complete wardrobe of femme clothes To know how to properly, subtly apply make-up Decent, maintained hairstyle/s Facial feminisation surgery Sexual reassignment surgery To lose a significant amount of weight (Aside: Just having written that I went to the kitchen and returned with a plate
lilybf

lilybf

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Lily In Bloom

First Bloom

So. Here I am. With a new blog. I'll be honest - I most likely won't keep it up for long. I'm useless at being a regular poster. Let's see, you'll want to know something about me, I imagine. I'm twenty... twenty... twenty... twenty-something (not a great start) twenty-four, and was born and raised a male. That was, in hindsight, a mistake but who could have known? I am, in fact, a woman though I don't blame anyone for being mistaken when they first meet me. Easy mistake to make. I first be
lilybf

lilybf

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VickPineapple's Blog

Names

Gino Gavin Garrick Gene Kyler Kory Tye Blaise Antoine Demi Mason Joceline Remi Mika. I just made a list of possible names. More to be added I guess. Honestly im dontemplating like Demi-Mika translating to Small beautiful smell. o_o
freshstreams

freshstreams

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VickPineapple's Blog

Just ranting I guess.

So like, It's april 16th (yes?). A lot of things have advanced in the last like... month. I actually got a promd ate (This complete cutie pie, her name's abby. I guess i give details later). I don't really have any other advancements other then that actually. I decided i go ona quest for a name. I t hought the other night about the name Tye, Which I really like. but so far ive gottenit sounds like a dogs name and my friend mike doesnt like it because he got into a fight witha guy named ty
freshstreams

freshstreams

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Becoming Dana

Return

I can't see when I last posted or even what I said. I'm certain, though, it was quite some time ago. Many things were different than before and are different than now. I've probably said before that I'm an alcoholic, though not recovering. I used it to drug myself into rest for the night. For over a decade, I had no trouble arising and going to work when I had a job. Nor did I drink more while I was looking for a job. Things seemed stable. I'm sure I've described how stressful my last two
Daneela

Daneela

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Beths Blog

The early days...

I started dressing when I was 5 or 6...I used to wear my moms panty hose and heels...I just love the feel of the silkyness of the hose against my skin..And loved the way walking in high heels felt...My mom suspected something when she went to put on a pair of heels and there were none in her closet...She found them all under my bed..."Stupid kid" LOL....I continued to wear her clothes,gradually expanding to her panties,bras and dresses..I just loved the way wearing womens clothes made me feel..W
bethhotcd

bethhotcd

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Melanie's Blog

The story of a confused girl

Hello everyone, and welcome to my first blog. I am so happy to have found this site to share my thoughts, my story and whatever advice I can with all the other TG people out there. I wanted to start off by sharing my story so far with everyone and we can go from there. Once upon a time....j/k thought that would be kind of funny. Anyways, Ever since I was about eight or nine I have always enjoyed wearing my sisters clothes, it wasn't anything sexual, it somehow just felt normal. I also wan
Melanie

Melanie

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Random Notes

I showed a lady at work pics of me as Karen and she was very supportive ....it depresses me so much to walk through Target as a male and want to comfortably shop for female clothes but don't bc im too scared to be seen by someone I know or judged by others I don't. sometimes I feel like crying right there in the store...anybody else go thru this. hope everybody is doing good..
karenozark

karenozark

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michelle's Blog

Michelle's blog

Here is my blog.I am currently a pre op ts started hormones at age 14.My life as a boy was a living hell and had feeling I was a girl at an early age.I began raiding my mom's closet trying on her pantyhose and shoes.My mom found them out of place a few times and caught me when I was 14.Finally came out out and she did not accept it at all including my father.They kicked me out for good telling me I was not to come back.I thought I was a lost cause after that.I recieved a second chance thanks to
michelle

michelle

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stephani's Blog

Time Away

I thought that I would go ahead and add a new entry To My Blog , Possibly Just to get some of this out . Ok , Well for the Last Six Months I have been Attempting to Clean up the life that I had lead before I Transitioned , This is no small task , there are simply so many loose ends that one must over come after transition if you had done so during a Marriage . I often think it might have been so much easier just to have left and hid away within the vast country that we live in , then aga
stephani

stephani

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rocketmandan's Blog

Passing in the Community

Although I won't be starting testosterone therapy until Thursday, I have been passing in the community for some time now. My body language, clothes and speech is male. I even have a thick masculine mustache. No one knows how I grew it. I remember one day standing in front of the mirror looking at myself and saying, "I want a mustache" in a rather forceful but positive manner. Before I knew it the mustache grew out. I think that this was due to mind over matter. I am looking forward to the physic
rocketmandan

rocketmandan

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rocketmandan's Blog

March 26, 2012

Today I grew as a man by becoming more of myself. I decided that I want to be called Dan instead of Daniel from now on. I remembered my time in jail on assault charges that were thrown out of court. However, for three months I soul searched isolated from humanity. My female persona dissolved because it was not real to begin with. I emerged, strong as my real self. I've been talking the talk and walking the walk ever since although I was just a boy when I first emerged. I was Daniel. Now I'm Dan.
rocketmandan

rocketmandan

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Vicki Thomas' Blog

Another Day

Well everyone, it's another day in paradise (not). I'm still looking for a job and someway of being Vicki fulltime. I would like to meet some other t-girls for fun and to help me bring Vicki out. Hugs to all-Vicki
vickith12

vickith12

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Vicki Thomas' Blog

222 Feb 2012

Hi everyone. My name is Vicki Thomas. I am a 55 year old, recently widowed crossdresser. I have been crossdressing for as long as I can remember. I finally got to come out of the closet in 1995, when I found the Tri-Ess group in Atlanta, GA. My first wife never knew about my crossdressing. My 2nd wife knew, but wanted me to keep it at home. When I decided to join the Tri-Ess group, my 2nd wife divorced me. While attending the group, I met my last wife, who was there with another crossdresser. H
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