Member Introductions
Please use this forum to introduce yourself to the group. What area of the world are you from? What brings you to TGGuide? Tell us as much as you'd like to share but please don't provide any personally identifying information such as full name, phone number, e-mail address, etc.
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Hello Everyone. My name is Christa. I am a M2F transgender who is hoping to start living full time as a women starting in Nov. I am 31 years old and live in Central Washington state.
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So, as I was checking my email there was a message from Twitter suggesting I follow transgender guide. So, I did. Then I got a message from someone saying I should check out the site. So, again, I did. I've been wondering around the site for a bit and decided to sign up. I was reluctant because I used to be a member of another support type site like this, but god forbid you say something that doesn't follow the status quo or some such thing. So, who am I? I'm a 48 year old transgender woman who finally got sick of pretending to be a man. I told my wife before we said our I dos and after a slow start, she has been my biggest supporter. I then told my three children, my br…
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Hejhej, i wanted to describe somethings quickly.. I usually have a great year. skiing in Are, traveling to India and Teneriffa in summer. I spend New Year Eve at my friend martins apart watching the fireworks over Liseberg and Molndal. Im a 26 , my boyfriend and I live in a 2-room apart since sept. I work daytime as a shop assistant.. im don't have the best grammatics .. but it usually no problem. I'm going to a transgroup 2 times a month at RFSL on ninth floor . We have chats 'bout everything in our friendly group. people's oppinons on Pride, people's oppinon on transexuals , for me tg is a middle road we experience, a transition to achieve your greatest wishes. to li…
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Hello everyone. I'm Sarah, a 47yr old M2F from Essex UK. Here for mutual support and make new friends. I separated from my wife a couple of years ago - mostly because of my gender identity issues. My two teenage kids no nothing about Sarah at the moment. As to 'where' on the 'gender identity scale' I sit is still a matter of some personal debate. I have had gender doubts for over 40 years, but hopefully soon I'll get to see some real professionals to help me sort this out. I'm not full time, but nearly all my time outside of work and family is dressed female. It's how I feel most comfortable, calm and 'together' I'm on Twitter as @SarahReed2004 Look …
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Hi to all my name is Poppy Ann, it was Paul Brian until 3 months ago, i have always liked girls clothes and always considered myself a crossdresser. I I recently found out i am transgendered but i should have known many years ago, i am 58 almost 59 and have always liked the girly things in life from when i was a young child.i found out i was transgendered around july this year 2012 when i was at my doctor, i was just there for my pain meds and for some reason unknown to me i just blutrted out"i think i may be transgendered" the doctor replied "i know you are transgendered" at which point i burst out crying. once i sorted myself out the doctor told me not to worry that …
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Like in the title, my name is Ashley and I identify as a pansexual pre-op transgender Wiccan man who was in a bit of denial for the first 24 years of my life. Well not quite denial until I was in fourth grade. Up until that point, I just thought of myself as different but a normal kid nonetheless. My earliest memories of my childhood was the continuous shunning of dresses, dolls, tea sets and tea parties for playing with the boys in the neighborhood, playing on my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle big wheel, and always wearing little boy's clothing. Then around fourth grade, I started to realize I was attracted to both boys and girls and started making myself feel guilt…
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Hi. I've been a visitor to this site for some time but I finally decided to sign up today. I've followed @TGGuide on Twitter for quite a while. I'm a trans male. I'm not totally out and I don't always present as male because of that. I haven't tried to transition. Not fully, anyway. I'm based in the UK and I'm - shall we say - an older member of the human race. Okay, I'm ancient. But after many years of hiding and faking my way through life, I can feel that society is finally changing, and I'm finally gaining the confidence to be more out and to work towards becoming the authentic me. So I just wanted to say hello. I've read many of your discussions and blog entries and I…
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My name is Kaitlyn and im a 24yo CD. I live in a small mountain town so not the best place in the world for me to make friends lol. Came across this site looking for groups so i thought id join up!!
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Hey Everybody, Just stumbled across and thought id drop a line. Been in transition for over a year, but really, ive been transitioning my whole life. Living up coastal BC, Canada with my wife and 2 children, enjoying warm weather, tan lines with cold drinks and spending time with amazing people. Who knew i'd be stuck in a small town but i guess its where i ended up. May as well enjoy the view
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Just joined your group. I've been crossdressing for all of my life. Clad to have a group with whom to share.
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Sakut tout le monde, je suis nouveau j'adore les transx et j'ai le sentiment sue je suis transx
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I have known 'Alan' for nearly 30 years. It wasn't until 2006 that I met 'Alana' and, frankly, thought of 'her' as some sort of freak. It took transition, MY transition, for me to 'see' differently -- to 'understand' there is only one person, one spirit, no matter what 'label' I chose when addressing that person - either Alan or Alana. A good way for me to explain, and understand, is using my caterpillar/cocoon/butterfly analogy. You don't see a caterpillar and call it a butterfly even though you know it will be a butterfly someday (i.e., it's difficult for me -- and I'm sure others -- to 'see' a male and recognize that male as a female). The cocoon stage…
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Hey guys I was just curious if anyone on here is from mississippi
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Hi! My name is Natalie (she/her) and I've been on HRT for about 16 months. I live in North Hollywood, CA and I am an actress and a writer. Looking forward to being a part of the community here! -Natalie
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Ok. So hey, I'm JJ. Now that we've gotten that out of the way, this is what I'm here for. I'm a straight male. That is who I am, that is who I have always been and will ever be. At least, thats what she tells me. Since she knows more about this whole deal than I do I will assume she's right and keep going on my merry way. In the last couple of days, I met a woman who has surprised me in ways I didn't even imagine. She's attractive, she's smart, she's feisty and snarky, she tells me I'm cute AND above all, she scratches my head which I've recently learned I really like. I think I'm going to keep her. Also she's trans. I think the most surprising part ou…
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Hello,I am Angelica and I am a 33 year old post op mtf transsexual of a year.It all happened 3 years ago,my ex wife and I were going through marriage problems too.I knew as a child,I was female although I had a rough life.I had the courage of telling my ex wife the secret and she went off.Left me and ended up in divorce.After the divorce was final,I started the transition and my ex wife said I was out of her life for good not wanting to see me around again.My mother was hurt at first when I first told her that I was going through the transition to become a woman,we worked things out and took one step at a time.Sometimes she has feelings for the son she lost that became a …
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Hello everyone. I have been following the tg guide on twitter for quite some time now and i decided to join the forum. I am pleased to meet you all i am a cd and i live in Brazil. Hope to make some new friends, since crossdressing is a lonely path for some. kissies
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hello my name is Jason but I like to go by Samantha. And this is my first time to tell anybody that I am about to tell you all I like to crossdress I don't know why But ever since I was a little kid I just seem more comfortable and girl clothes.so if there's any tips on makeup or anything please let me know
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Good evening ladies, Just checking in today after registering. I'm 28 years old, a hetero male, I love to cook, play video games, I'm a big reader but also a film buff. Oh yeah, I also love to self-femanise from time to time! Been a part-time crossdresser for a few years now, still closeted, but enjoying my secret identity as often as I can. Ever since I began this journey of self discovery, I've been seeking information from others who can relate and have/are going through the same things. I think I've reached a good level of self acceptance, the guilty feeling is gone for the most part, but I am still not ready to ask for the acceptance of society writ large.…
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I had a lot written out about me a few minutes ago but i was logged off for some reason and lost all of my work, and i am too lazy today (literally i have been sitting around, skimming books, and talking to friends while getting little school work done) to write it again so i am going to keep it short. I am a 23 years old transgender woman. I just gathered up the courage to go through with transitioning to a female, but i have been silently thinking about it since i was like 9 years old perhaps younger. I came across this site looking for resources to figure out what exactly i want to do and how to do it. I like forums because i can talk to people and get feed back which …
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I am 57 and just this week is the first time I ever told anyone about feeling transgender. I have know it since I was a child but in my family we never addressed any kind of issues or problems. Just don't talk about it and it did not exist. I have never understood how I feel but I knew it felt right and brought me comfort to imagine I was female. But I was full of shame and could not talk about it at all. I could never let anyone really get close to me, even my wife, for fear they would find out who I really was. After being in therapy for over a year for depression, I finally told my therapist this week. He was the only one I had ever spoke to about this my whole life…
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Hello. just wanted to say hello and give a bit if background about me and why l joined up. l'm based in Manchester UK and l'm a performance artist, of sorts. l signed up to get info on transitioning and other issues pertaining to TS/TV/T-Girl (which ever label fits) issues. xxx
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