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. My femme name is jonni. I am new here to tgguide but not to exploring my femme side. I am a mature gurl, closeted, and looking to connect with others who also find themselves too invested in the "normal" world and unable to come out but find they need to express their femme side. I am in Idaho which is a world apart from the SF Bay Area where I relocated from; to say there's a bit of TG culture shock would be an understatement.
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Hello I am Kelsey and bigender.I have the urges to dress as female although I am happy as male with a female counterpart.Knew I was happy as male and thinking I was a crossdresser at first.Crossdressed a long time.Then it was 5 years ago doing my research I found something that finally said me.For 2 years,I was doing this research and bigender described me that first came out in 1995.I did come out to my family in 2013 and they do accept this seeing I am finally happy also finally comfortable in my skin.I have it figured out in the morning if I want to dress as male or as Kelsey,it is as Kelsey most of the time.Married,wife loves that she has a girlfriend also and did com…
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I have been into dressing like a woman since I was 16 years old. It started with high heel shoes and then i purchased other items later in life. I have no one to talk to so i guess i developed my alter ego my twin sister Tammy. I wanna find a woman to help with makeup & outfits. I haven't even got all dolled up as a woman yet.
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Ave all, I'm the Blackangel. I'm 36 m2f, and pretty laid back. If you're wondering about my name, it's a name that I have had since I was a kid. As to why, it's extremely difficult to explain. What I tell people is to just get to know me and it will become clear over time. I'm not your average joe. possibly because my name isn't joe😉. I'm into a lot of possibly weird things. I collect Zippos. I have around 60. I'm an avid amateur ghost hunter, a video game and YouTube addict. I even have a YouTube channel with a couple videos on it. It's nothing special, and I have no real intentions of trying to get serious with my channel. It's just kinda a kids toy to me. I'm an a…
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Hello everyone..I am kinda nervous. I am 38 and from Michigan USA. I have never been accepted for who I am. My hole life I have been pushed one way or another by my family. I was never allowed to just be me. I work in an industry that is very very non accepting of different people. I know for a fact I would never be accepted as trans. We have a customer that comes in and is trans everyone is nice to her face and talks about her behind her back. Its horrible. When I was young my mom pushed me towards playing with my older sister and her toys. Always told me I was supposed to be a girl. That she didn't want another son. But when I tried to express myself as a girl. She comp…
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Hello my name is Randall. I am a straight male who has been envolved with transgender woman pretty exclusive for the past 9 years. I'm not an " admirer " or an " experimenter". I actually hate tags or titles, and I can assure you, I am far from either of those. I do have a girlfriend ( transgender ) who lives overseas. She is coming to visit me the middle of August , here in Atlanta. Of course, I am overjoyed, but anixous. We did meet online and I am sure many might think " online dating scam " but I can assure you it is not. Even if it was, I wouldn't care. I had an Uncle cheat me out of over $100,000, so the $1100 plane ticket to bring her here, ain't nothing. I've alw…
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I've suspected; a year ago, I even asked, "are we still using female pronouns?" So, it shouldn't have surprised me, but it did. I'm not girly, not even close, I just thought he was a rough and tumble girl like me. Any other Moms here? Any advice on how to get used to using his new name? We just made another lifestyle change - husband and I quit our jobs and are moving the family to a farm in another State. So, while it is a great opportunity for him to start fresh, entering the new school as a boy, I don't have the slightest clue where to find doctors for a cold, much less where to find doctors, counselors, and other stuff we'll need to correct his body. What will we ne…
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Hay hay everyone You all can call me Gaya I'm 19 and i life in the netherlands that's why my english ain't the best I'm male but indentifi as both male and female (but a lil more on the female side) I'm here to learn from other peop's and to learn why i feel this way And maybe than i have the curage to come out and live happy But i'm here to make friends to tho So that's it if someone wants to talk with me just send a pm I'm not sure if i did select the right form topic if i did anything rong just tell
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Hello. I'm Skyla. I'm new to this. I just realized that I'm not who I am. It took me years to really figure out why I was feeling different and down. When I talked to a friend of mine. He told me be who you really feel. So I told him who I really feel and her name is Skyla Marie Lynn. That is me. I know that it's a long process. But I'm will to take it. There are only a few people that know. But right now all I need is support and friendship. Love Skyla
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hi my real name is unimportant. for now. lol. I am a eccentric american otaku and I am just wanting to discuss some things over. maybe get some advice. you see my dad has been told by his doctor that he has one to two years to live. I live under his rough at the age an adult age due to disability. the thig is if he dies I am free to live my life as I will...."I think???" so I am looking for a place to discuss my life. no clue if I will be here longer than that. ty for your ears and advice if you do give it... viva la mahzoo. lol.
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My name is Aedrian, and I live in the Pacific Northwest. For the time being, I identify as transmasculine, but I use they/them pronouns because I live in a military community, and I am pre-everything. A little about me...I am married, with two kids. I have three cats. I’m hoping to establish safe spaces for myself to be me, and discover everything about myself that I’ve had to repress my whole life. Since the area I live is very toxic, I’m hoping to make friends online as well.
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Hello,I am Brandy and I live and dress as female fulltime.I saw myself as feminine and loved feminine clothing starting at the age of 8.Also had feelings I am really female.First time dressed as female was when I was 9,decided to dress as a girl for Halloween and loved it.It was finally when I was 14,mom saw I would of been happier living and dressing as a girl fulltime.All I remember is mom took to me the hair salon getting my hair and make up done including my nails.I loved it when I saw myself as a girl.Plus my mom got rid of everything male I had.It took time for my dad to adjust to things.So far life for me has been great.Figuring things out has been easy for me,one …
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Hello my name is Joe. I'm new to all of this but have been crossdressing for awhile. Looking to meet new friends that can help me along the way with whatever they can.
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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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Afternoon. Happy Wednesday. I'm Sir Celvin. 30 something transman. Currently residing in DC metro area. Always looking to expand my queer relationships and learn more about the queer community. I lived out as a lesbian then back in the closet now coming back out as a transman. Life is exciting, scary and fun! Follow me on IG @a.w.kwardkwardgkwardg_entle.man
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Hello. I came here tonight seeking a community of others who also understand and go through what i am experiencing in life. I've completely given up on all other social media sites, unable to deal with angry transphobes as it seems like a waste of time and certainly doesn't make me very happy. Where i am i am alone, There are other TG people in my city but for a few reasons i am disconnected, mostly because i am disabled and struggle with additional issues that make meeting people in person hard. I rarely speak anymore. I don't see anyone and i rarely go out anywhere. When i do i tend to only shop in the middle of the night and even then avoid anyone i see. It's lonely h…
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Hello all, Although I am in my 60's I am beginning to more fully explore my gender identity. I was far too successful at repressing quite a few parts of who I am. I am beginning to rediscover me as these portions begin to rise to the surface. I welcome them. I'm relieved to have discovered this site. There seems to be a paucity of resources in my rural area of New England. CharleneM
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Hello,I am Zoey and crossdress fulltime for 20 years now.Journey started when mom put make up on me when I was 7 years old and this is when I started to like anything feminine.Luckily my dad never found out right away and did 2 days later,was abusive to me about it including to my mom.Luckily my mom and I got out,she knew we needed a better life.After that mom figured out I liked anything feminine and it started dressing at home part time.As I got older,did go out with friends dressed as Zoey.Mom is supportive including my step dad,step sister and now step brother.Toughest part was telling my mom I wanted to dress as Zoey fulltime when I was 19 and she took it well suppor…
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hi all i am relatively new to cross dressing. I love the way it makes me feel and I love the way I look. But of course I want to look better and better I have only been out three or four times and those were to clubs. Only one person knows about me and that’s my wife. She has been very supportive Anyway i’m happy I found this group Cheers. Christie.
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Hi my name is Maddie, I'm newly out but not, I have a long history of dysphoria and being transgender, but at the age of 49 I have finally told my doctor I am gender dysphoric. I am a Texan by birth, a Denverite by adulthood, and now find myself in Australia.
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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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