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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Hi! I'm Kaylee. I've been blogging here for a little, but I've been naughty and not introduced myself on the forums. I'm 30, pre-op and have been self-medicating oestrogen, progesterone and anti androgens for 6 months. I live in the UK and am a software developer (specifically a human computer interaction specialist). I've lived in Tokyo for a year, although my Japanese is still appalling. My family have nothing to do with me: my father is a sexually abusive sociopath and my mother is a narcissist. I'm bi (pan, technically), size 14, curvy in the right places and cute... Though sometimes I look in the mirror and still see a boy in a dress. I changed my…
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Hi! My name's not always Monica, but sometimes it is. I've spent too much of my life not crossdressing, either because I thought I didn't want to, had suppressed the desire, or was just more interested in other stuff. But now, you know what? I'm not getting any younger. So now, I'm gonna continue to not get any younger, but do it in a skirt from time to time. In my dude-mode, I am an outgoing, non-drinking, storytelling SF/F nerd. In Monica mode, I am an outgoing, non-drinking, storytelling SF/F nerd in pantyhose and heels. Granted that I'm not in Monica mode very much just yet, but I'm gonna change that. So. Hello. Questions? Comments? I'm here!
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Hello, my name is Elain and I am happy to make your acquaintance. I currently reside in Eastern Washington in one of the larger cities on that side of the state. I found TGGuide through a person I know on FB who is also here. As I am always very interested in finding and meeting people who actually have a clue about the things I am dealing with I felt that joining would be a good thing. Politically I am on the liberal side of the spectrum. Socially I tend to be isolate. Spiritually I am Pagan. I am far better at interacting with computer systems than I am with people. I like to joke that I am a Trans-Hat (If you know what that means, props, if not... you don't want to kno…
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Hello, i´d like to introduce myself, in order to do so leaving you this link, it´s a video with some pictures of 2011.Greetings !!!
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Okay, so hi! This is a pretty big step for me. I've just sort of come to admit to myself and recognise that what I comfortably know myself as is not what i've always known, its transgender. I am quite comfortable and happy with that knowledge within myself; i've got a fairly realistic vision of who I am as a person. I have a solid picture of my beliefs that leads me to say that. But its a pretty big thing to say for one of the first times ever. Last week I couldn't see a reason to wake up tomorrow. I'd literally written the universe off. I saw no future. And suddenly the anxiety thats stopped me being me all my life has dropped away. Gender identity is one aspect, a prett…
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Hi My name is Matt and I'm from London. This is my first time joining any forum but it was recommended by a friend and I can see why - very friendly. I guess my first experience was when I was about 13 or 14. I had read a story in one of the Sunday newspapers about a boy my age that had discovered himself after wearing womens lingerie and it really sounded right. I did try it myself for a couple of years but I guess I was more attracted to the idea of the guy in the story rather than it being me. Over the years Ive had the opportunity to meet and date but have never really pursued anyone, I always thought I was straight yet I found women lacking in some way - …
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Hi My name is Elsa, I currently reside in Australia. At 60 years of age, in a few months time, I finally came out 2 months ago. At first to my Doctor, then my Psychologist and a wonderfull gender Therapist. With their help I was able to then come out to my family. While I initially thought of myself as a crossdresser, that has changed since coming out. I now realise that I am transgender and in fact I think of myself as a female. Dressing for me is now a means to match how how see myself mentally with how I look physically and since coming out dressing just seems natural, as if it was how I was meant to be. I have already met some wonderful people across a number of tran…
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Hey, I joined this forum last year but haven't posted till now. I'm based in London, England & I transitioned in 2013. I have a partner and I'm fairly happy with the way things are working out. Want to meet people, chat about anything, and happy to offer advice or support to others.
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I’m a 69 year old African American from Georgia . Long time dresser ( On a again , off again ) but the craving never left . This is my first time being able to converse with like minded people and i am more than a little excited .
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Hi, I'm Shannon, and I'm pretty new to all of this. I'm a MtF, and have not started hormones or anything really yet. I've always known that I was a female inside of me, but I've never had anyone really to talk to about it. I feel that becoming a woman is the best way that I can fully express myself and would love to start down that road. Like I said, I really don't have anyone to talk to about it, but it would be really great if I could meet a few people here that would be willing to talk to me about it. I've got a lot of questions and I would love to meet some new people. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all! -Shannon
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Hello,I am Tori and I am a 36 year old part time crossdresser.I first loved anything feminine at the age of 5 years old.I remember it was my mom's make up at first and mom did not like it at first.Mom realized I was very different than my 4 brothers.I am the oldest of 4 brothers and have a twin sister.Seen I loved playing dress up with my sister also.My dad,never liked it at all and was raised boys should act like boys.My first time going out when I was 6 years old,dressed as a girl for Halloween and I loved it.My mom finally realized I had a feminine side started after that.Never did it around my dad whom did not accept it at all.Finally my mom gave him the choice,accept…
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Hi everyone Just want to introduce myself and say hi. My name is Amy and I'm looking forward to talking and making some friends on here. I'm still not sure if am fully transgender but am certainly not a normal guy.In fact am more female inside than male but still am a little confused. Hoping to discover myself. Amy
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Hello People, For more than 15 years I have been following TG pages in the internet. I think I am in a true age to understand and discover my inner feelings about my gender identity. In the past I just thought this is a fun [ ]. However, I see that I can't resist my feelings to adapt my life to live as a TG person in my all daily life. I want to set my self a new life a new era just to live my TG IDENTITY as I wish. I want to relocate and also I am searching for immigration and asylum seeking opportunities. It has been long time since I have registered here. About more than 5-6 months I am looking for all oppotunities for TG people to live their identities and I …
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I am new to the community. My name is Richard. I am interested in learning as much as I can about transgender, crossdressing, and how to be respectful and be a friend/ally within "this part of the world", etc. My faith is very important to me as a conservative Christian. But for the time being I admit that, I don't know what I don't know and I want to change that. So, I can become a strong avicate and apologist. I have been poking around these forums, the tiffany club new england, crossdressing society, etc. Your council is appreciated, be fore warned, I am a very inquisitive creature by nature.
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Hey everyone:) I've been on TGGuide for a week of so but have never introduced myself. My name is Kristina and most people call me Kristi. I live and attend college in Philadelphia. I am technically a "pre-op transsexual" woman but I prefer transgender for those times it's necessary to label myself. I like to discuss the issues that we as transwomen face in our lives....social, political, legal, etc. I also like the usual things like music, movies, nature, being with my friends, riding my bicycle, as well as dance, fashion and anything creative. I hope that everyone is having a great day and hope to hear from some of you:) <3 KML
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Hi everyone, my name is Emily. Born a man, and only just beginning to understand what's been going on in my head the last 20 odd years. I suppose it's late(r) onset gender dysphoria. I have two little kids, and my wife is very supportive. Together we're stepping into the rabbit hole to see how deep it goes. So looking forward to meeting all of you! Love to all, Emily
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Hello and hugs from Claire,I am a post op trans woman and transitioned when I was young.It was about the age of 3 I knew that I was born in the wrong body.It did get worse when I was 5 years old and did come out at the age of 8 finally.Parents were stunned at first and figured out I struggled with my gender ID.A therapist did diagnose me with gender dysphoria and my parents knew what to do next.It was let me live and dress as female and was put on the male hormone blockers when I was 10 years old.The exciting part was on my 16th birthday,my mom said I was going to start my transition with the hormones.My parents were ready for this part already,seeing their unhappy son be…
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Hi. My name is Brianna. This my first experience with the transgender community. So far I have been posting & chatting a bit. It truly is special to know that I can let my female side free and not keep her inside all of the time. My story started out when I was 10. I was looking in the laundry for some of my clothes. I found a pair of silky panties. I was curious as to how they would feel. So I tried them on. Right then I knew that I loved the way they felt. Well, I was caught & shamed fairly badly. I stopped for a couple of years. Then one day I put some panties on but I didn't stop there. I put on hose, bra,(I stuffed it to simulate breasts),Dress & finally …
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I have righten hear before . I am lost , I do not know where to start . I new that I was different a long time ago , I went to a group meeting for little while . But then I had to stop , I felt good about me so I first thought that I will tell my friends how I field about my self. I gest my friends could not take the news and ask or told to get some help and do not call or right again. When I get nervous I stop talking to people . I know that I should speak to people but I do not. I am seeing a doctor. that can lesson to me and that I should come to this site for more help then she can. She also ask that there is a place in the twin cities in minnesota that I should go t…
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Hello to everyone and greetings from Alabama. I am brand new to this site and am relatively new to this lifestyle. I hope that no one will be offended by my reference to it as a "lifestyle". I am not a woman 24/7 and so I identify with it as a lifestyle rather than a way of life, if that makes sense. I consider myself a cross-dresser and doubt my feminine tendencies will every go beyond that. I currently have no plans to pursue hormone treatments, surgery, or any kind of psychotherapy to present or life as more of a woman. I just enjoy feminizing myself whenever the opportunity presents itself, including the application of makeup, wigs, breastforms, lingerie and wom…
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Hello,I am Erin and dress fulltime as female,came out as bigender when I was 17 years old.Growing up,I always liked dressing feminine.Good thing is my parents are supportive seeing I did struggle how I saw myself now happy life out of me.Did consider transitioning,saw I was happy the way I am.
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Hi my name is Alexis-Brianne, I just joined on 4/30/2017, I was first diagnosed with gender dysphoria in 2004, but I didn't have the proper living arrangements to live as a woman so in aug of 2016 I returned to counseling with a great counselor I just love her to death, and she is slowly getting me to start being and living who I really, still don't have the correct living arrangements but I am finding ways around that, I am not yet on hormones but I am taking baby steps to get there, I have also finally found Doctors in my area that will administer HRT, now I just need to build myself up to go and see one of the Doctors, if any of you ladies would like to know more feel …
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