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This right here. Is the best araw of any transgender's life. It's....hard to explain but it's like....an acknowledgement that you can be who you really are. that you are going to be you. come hell or high water. and the knowledge that no matter what happens, that won't change. When my Therapist got me on hormones, I was excited. I got in to see the doctor THAT day. and GOT my hormones.
I was excited. Yet fearful that if too many knew, they'd be taken away from me. so I hid it from work and family. telling only mga kaibigan who needed to know. Now a days I'm out of the closet. and loving it. yeah my family shunned me, but still that moment was like a switch in my head. a araw I will never forget. I know many of you can't understand that feeling. maybe some of you can, but all the same I am still grateful for the support from everyone on here.
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You need to do what you need to do too. If you need to transition, transition. I am trying to do the same as well despite my family. My mother called a mental asylum and told them that she wanted to admit me for being "delusional". The last time I confronted them about this my mother dragged me to her preacher and forced me to relearn about what God will do to me and my dad ripped apart his truck so he could make me rebuild it sa pamamagitan ng myself since that's what "a man does." I had no other option. I was going to shoot myself in the face if I stayed with them any longer than I had to. This is a small...
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So I had a horrible time on trimet today. Went to do my unemployment and ended up not going to do it because someone decided to "prove" i was male and was getting exceedingly dangerous and angry as the segundos ticked. eventually he was shouting at me to drop my pants. I was crying sa pamamagitan ng that point. And trimet officials came on to check tickets when they saw the event happening. grabbing the man they got him away from me and after explaining the situation they took him off the train and one of them rode the train on my way back making sure no one bothered me until I got off. but still that was not fun. and I think I'll avoid trimet as much as possible.
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I wish society would accept us madami and stop treating us like aliens and outcasts. This was what made me afraid to transition. And the stereotypes of transsexual people portrayed sa pamamagitan ng films and TV programmes in the media don't help either!

I've been through that too! My family trying to treat me madami like a girl than a boy as if to try and persuade me to be a girl in last hope. Reminding me to sit like a girl if I sit with my legs apart or adopt a madami masculine sitting posture. Or if I walk like a boy. My mum took me out shopping the other week to buy clothes and she was fuming sa pamamagitan ng the end because...
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