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  1. Hi guys! Yep 24, to be honest I wish it was sooner because theres some excruciating sounding waits for nhs services regarding gender. Thank you both for the advice and support I really do appreciate it. I told a close friend the other day, she was very accepting and supports me and it felt great to tell someone. I knew that I could count on her to be there for me. Thanks again guys x
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  2. Hiya Chrissy. Good on You Young Lady. Chrissy, You Can be Very Proud of Yourself, especially on such a Sad Occasion. To dress as a Male, would be completely Alien, to You or Me. I Am Very Proud that We are Friend's here on TGGuide, and You have done So Very Well with Your Transitioning. You Really are a Very Beautiful, Pretty, Young Lady. Chrissy, Speak Soon, Take Care, And My Very Best Wishes, Love Stephanie. xxxx
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  3. Chrissy, Good on you, girl. Good on you. Emma
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  4. Hey Warren, It does suck, I'm sorry too. I do truly know how much it doesn't feel worth it anymore. You have your boyfriend? Have him give you a hug. But if it comes to it, please call a hotline. You're cool, we love you, and accept you always. No matter what you do or what you say. Emma
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  5. I agree with Mike's sentiment, that she may very well accept you now. She might not, and I truly know how scary and devastating contemplating that can be. Please don't take this badly, but 24? Goodness! I wish I had come as far as you at... 40! Or 50! Live your life, my friend.
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  6. Yeah, I know how you feel. I pretty much do the same thing.
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  7. I would think that if your g/f felt the need to tell you that she would accept you, and remain with you, perhaps any time that you are ready to tell her would be okay. But that is just a supposition, and none of us really knows how any person will react when we come out to them. I told no one until I was 47. One of the people I told was my brother. Chances are, I could have told him MANY years before, as his response to me was, "you never felt like a sister to me." Turns out that while he had no name for it, or understanding of it when we were young, he was aware that I was different from "other girls." We were always very close, and after coming out to him, he said it always seemed that I was more like a brother would be. -Michael
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