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Dear Warren Esquire, Really glad your life is changing direction in a way that YOU wanted it to, I hope your new job goes well. Cheers, Eve

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Roxanne, Congratulations on starting your transition! I'm also 48 years old (for another week anyway), and just started myself in the past few months (after a couple of years of cross-dressing without acknowledging being trans). It can be a challenge, but it's worth it for the emotional relief - as you mentioned! xoxo Christie

​I always write with zero preparation ahead of time when writing entries, they just flow out at the very minute I have an idea but always attempt to write a title that will attract attention to entice people to read what I have written. My goal always is to pass on what I think might benefit others, nothing more, nothing less. I am sure at some point I will have little to say (oh, my I have 150+ entries so far) and hope that others hear will be vocal and share their wisdom as each of us will tell different tales and there will be intersecting point which again help others who follow us. ​I suspect you still have much to offer At least I hope so! One of the great treasures of this website is being able to read about people who are at all different points in transitioning

Hi Veronica, Yes the lovely lady in the black leather jacket is my wife, the other two are my very close friends Louise and Emma, both fully transgendered, and lovely with it too. The pub (The Molly House) is a lot different from the others in Canal Street, which are quite brash, loud, in your face and serve lousy drinks! The Molly House is quiet and serves top quality drinks that are not easy to find in other pubs, it also has a Spanish flavour to it, it serves a lot of tappas of various kinds nad also serves Tequila with worms, I hasten to add that I chickened out of eating a worm, but I do love tequila, whisky, whiskey, gin & tonic, real cider ........hic..................hic quetila..............zzzzzzz Cheers, Eve

Try epilating, I use a Braun silk epil, the results last longer than shaving and the regrowth is not spikey as it is when you shave. A little bit painful at first in some areas, notably upper inner thighs and arm pits, but after you've suffered the pain a couple of times it's a lot easier. i used to have a hairy chest, but the regrowth now is amazingly less and an epilation there lasts for 3 weeks or so, and is now very limited to the area between my boobs. Cheers Eve

Warren, that sounds great! Awesome news! It's amazing how if the gov't views us the way we are, the way we present and how we want to be, everything just falls into place. Thank you for being so strong and being such a fighter.

Thanks Karen this helps me to get the "ducks in line before shooting them", sometime in the future. Sexuality? I must confess that I'm becoming confused with the passing of time, in so much that, seemingly to me, my preferences are not so black and white as they used to be. I don't think that this anything that I either regret or applaud, it's just something that seems to be happening, I doubt that I'll ever do anything positive about it either, least not whilst I remain happily married. Cheers, Eve

Michele, We are all in transition, in many different ways, during our lifetime. It is called GROWTH. Also, we mature faster in some areas than in other areas. It is like a freshman high school student taking not only freshman classes, but also some sophomore, some junior and some senior classes. We are, indeed, a work in progress . . . Monica