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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.

  1. Started by Andrew,

    Hi. My name is Andrew and I live in the United Kingdom. I recently discovered I may be transgender during a course of therapy for depression. Even at school I thought I was different but did not understand why. Sadly I have been told I can not get any medical help regarding being transgender for over 2 years. I have set up a petition to try and get more transgender centres open to help Children and adults get their wait time reduced in the uk

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  2. Started by AAP,

    Hello, I'm AAP. About 4 months ago, I've been very confused about what I am and sometimes my insecurity troubles me. I can split myself into two parts. One half loves the idea the of being transgender or a cross-dresser and living happier because I can explore myself in new and exciting ways. But the other half can be scared, sad and or depressed about the thought. Luckily, I've been getting some help with friends and family. I've so far talked to one friend, four family members and a therapist about my feelings. My friend is also transgender who I knew very well. The family members were my niece, brother, Mom and Dad. So far, my niece, brother and friend have been very s…

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  3. 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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  4. Started by Shane501,

    Hi everyone, I just started my journey of transition. I moved from my little village into a big city to study and can finally be myself. Now I can wear only men`s clothing and can look for the right doc to start the transition. I only told my closest friends about it. I also found a local support group for transgender, which helping me with my coming out. It feels so good to be seen as who I really am and not have to wear the mask anymore. I am driving home this weekend and hoping to finally be able to tell it my family. If you have any questions, just ask

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  5. Started by ClaireB,

    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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  6. Guest
    Started by Guest,

    I know it's been awhile. However, I woke up from hibernation. Long story short, it's Richard from Mass also known as Archangel. Hopefully I can work with the monitors so we can clean registered members.

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  7. Hello all I am looking for some ladies who are accepting and who would be willing to help me become the woman I have always wanted to be. I live in Roanoke, Virginia and have been looking for someone for a long time as my significant other does not want to be involved nor likes my femme persona. Help?

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  8. Started by LaDavinita,

    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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  9. Hey every body, I admire women sky high. I feel I should have been one. Pretty face, sweet voice, long hair, gentle nature, friendly ness, ear rings, bangles, high heels what not, tempt me to be lady. ( I know, you can understand, I am born male.) I am pro feminist guy. I conduct women empowerment sessions. In my child hood, I spent with girls, more than playing with boys. I weep while watching movies, seeing suffering by one or other character. I scored 76 out of 80 in EMPATHY Test on line. Kindly suggest me Tests on line to know my true identity. Feminism is humanism. I believe that women are special creation, women should be appreciated, admired, respected, supported a…

  10. Started by Member011817,

    Hi, my name is Chris, and I'm in Oregon. I knew at a very early age that I was different from all the other girls. I hated playing girl games, and with girl toys. Due to my religious upbringing, it took me another 38 years to come out and say I was attracted to women, not men. Now that I'm nearing 50, I realized it's more than that. I came out as transgender 2 years ago, and with yes, even more opposition than just being gay. Yet, I hadn't changed the way I dressed, our acted in all of these years. I have dressed male since as long as I can remember. I haven't changed the person I was to become someone I'm not. I'm finally becoming the true to self person I've a…

  11. Started by Ronnie Virga,

    I'm glad to have known the folks here that I have interacted with. Time for me to move on. The "?" of what kind of "creature" that Veronica would have been is revealed. She would be as "dark" and "malevolent" as her progenitor. A jaguar cannot change it's spots. I understand the "components" of my nature now, mission accomplished. Four months ago I had an accident. Passed out (Don't know why) and clobbered my gourd on a counter on the way to the floor and then smashed my head on the floor when I got there. Astonishing that one good head trauma can be so life changing. My personality has become very dark and frequently malevolent. If that is at all possible for a person li…

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  12. Started by Archangel,

    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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  13. Started by SaraDawn,

    Hi I go by Sara Dawn when dressed, like I have gone out. I live in NW Ohio in a small farming town. I have gone into bookstore dressed in Toledo and gotten gas. I like being fully dressed and made up, with 4 inch heels. I am tall at 6'8 and so feel like I stand out. Sara

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  14. Started by victoriakur,

    Hello! My name is victoria and i am from Haddam Ct.I have always felt very feminine in a mans body but until recently i hid how i feel.I now ocassionlly dress fully as victoria but not totally because of a wife who is uncomfortable about the way i am. She is slowly adjusting and i hope in time i will spend even more time as victoria.I do wear nail polish on my hands all the time now with some female clothes plus make up.Looking for others who share the way i am and understand.Hugs!!! Victoria

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  15. Started by Mandylov,

    Hi everyone,my name is Mandy and I' am new to this site.I have homes in Miami(U S A ) and London(U K ),I' am a girl that was born a boy,but never felt or acted like one.I had my surgery back in 2008 and that was the best year of my life,because finally I became what I was in my mind all the time.I' am looking forward to get to know you and become friends,thanks for having me here at this site.

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  16. Started by nicoleMae67,

    hello all Well been a crazy time for me since dec the 12 2015, dad past away...... i was lost it was hard for my brother too, but found i was "hiding" i purged everything didn't want to upset dad but when he past found i could not ignore my feelings. went from having housemates to being on my own have a job now house to my self. every one at work knows calls me by my nick name well one calls me by my first name she is so happy all the time finding i need to find a group of people who know about me and will understand some folks to be out and about with only find places that are miles away sorry if this is rambling i can be a dingbat at times need to get ou…

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  17. Started by Nojire,

    Hi, I've waited way too long become of member of the trans community. So here I am. I kinda feel like an alien at times. There aren't a lot of people with our experiences, especially where I am in Oklahoma. I've been very lucky so far, maybe I need to share my blessings. Anyway I'm super excited to be here. Thanks, Erika

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  18. Started by StellaGardiner,

    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.

  19. Started by Marcie4you,

    Hi everyone. I've been full time since 2007 here...but I ALWAYS knew..

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  20. Started by GeraldineofParis,

    Hello there I am Géraldine, a mature [transgender woman] from Paris. I am on TVChix too and I love champagne and heels Kisses

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  21. Started by MikeyDee,

    Hey and Hello everyone! Wow, a transgender forum place that seems legit and active. I'm excited! Too much crap on the internet. Here's my intro then: My name's Mikey. At least that's what most people call me. I go by Mike as guy, Michelle as female. I'm androgynous I guess. Was going to transition MTF a few years ago but stopped due to... never mind. I live in South Florida, like to travel everywhere but SoFlo is my home. I'm an intellectual, so to speak, i.e. interested in things of the mind more so than things of the body, and I'm utterly "serious", that is non-smiling, but I'm also goofy as hell. Makes sense? Not really. But that's how it is. Hoping to meet fellow "sis…

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  22. Started by JudyCDTV,

    This is the story of my transformation and my life as a crossdresser and how I was and who I was a girl or woman.It all started with a fight with a school bully who challenge to a fight at the park near my house and I lost the fight for he was on top on me and had me to being a sissy. I didn’t know what that meant at that time so I look it up and found it what it meant. That began my quest to find out what it felt like to be the opposite sex/gender. I started with my mother’s panties and then I got my own and then on out I started to get my own wardrobe. I have purged quite a few times and the third time being the last time and I got rid of my entire wardrobe in all. But …

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  23. Started by Selene,

    Hi everyone My name is Selene. I'm from the Jersey Shore area. I'm a lifelong CD (I'm in my mid 50's). I've loved every minute of it but lately have been having trouble with just CDing. I'm sure many of you can understand that inner turmoil. I just stumbled onto your wonderful site and can't wait to really dig in and have a good look around. I hope to talk with many of you in the future. Thanks for listening

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  24. Started by chrissyTgurl,

    Hi All I'm Chrissy from Long Island, NY!

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  25. Started by nicolef,

    Hello,I am Nicole and a pre op transsexual.I knew about the age of 3 something was not right about me,was born the wrong gender.I felt it was a mistake that I was born a boy,there were feeling I was really a girl.My mom saw signs for a long time of this,I was really angry and she did catch me wearing her make up.It was finally when I was 25 years old I did finally come out.It was a shock for my parents for a little bit and they knew to support me.I transitioned for 3 years,25 to 28 years old.When it came time deciding to have the GRS,decided not to have it due to regrets if I had it.I have a much better happier life now and my parents love me to this day.Relationships,it …

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