When I told my mum I was going to transition, she said, "you know it won't solve everything, don't you?" A wise woman, she was right, of course. Physical transition is just a small part of becoming a confident woman :) I would never go back to my old life - no regrets - but my 'new life' is far from perfect. I'll have to keep 'growing' as a person. That was a very interesting video - thank you ❤️❤️
It means a lot to me that you took the time to check out my video! I only recently found your channel, but I found that I could really relate to what you were saying about transition. Unfortunately, here in the states, we don't have decent healthcare like most of the world does, so getting access to treatments is much more costly and difficult. I know that part of my issue arises from that. I just have to be patient which can be very difficult some days. This is compounded with the fact that I'm dealing with some other health issues. But, as the Germans say "Kopf hoch!"
You've come really far for only 2 years in transition! I've had testosterone level issues so I know how frustrating it can be. And I hate the argument of "transition doesn't solve trans people's problems, therefore trans people shouldn't transition" - yeah it's not going to solve everything, and dysphoria is usually there regardless because transitioning isn't perfect, but it's way better than not transitioning in the first place.
Don’t get too down about your body shape...I am female, but I am straight down lol. No hips and I have a large rib cage with little waist indentation. I have always played sports and and have an “athletic” body. You look great and I look forward to going back and watching your journey!✌🏻💛
Thank you for your kind words! I think when you're born in the wrong body, you tend to want a more "idealized" body. I think the masculine bits tend to seem more exaggerated and like a bigger deal than they should be!
When I told my mum I was going to transition, she said, "you know it won't solve everything, don't you?" A wise woman, she was right, of course. Physical transition is just a small part of becoming a confident woman :) I would never go back to my old life - no regrets - but my 'new life' is far from perfect. I'll have to keep 'growing' as a person. That was a very interesting video - thank you ❤️❤️
It means a lot to me that you took the time to check out my video! I only recently found your channel, but I found that I could really relate to what you were saying about transition.
Unfortunately, here in the states, we don't have decent healthcare like most of the world does, so getting access to treatments is much more costly and difficult. I know that part of my issue arises from that. I just have to be patient which can be very difficult some days. This is compounded with the fact that I'm dealing with some other health issues. But, as the Germans say "Kopf hoch!"
You've come really far for only 2 years in transition! I've had testosterone level issues so I know how frustrating it can be. And I hate the argument of "transition doesn't solve trans people's problems, therefore trans people shouldn't transition" - yeah it's not going to solve everything, and dysphoria is usually there regardless because transitioning isn't perfect, but it's way better than not transitioning in the first place.
Don’t get too down about your body shape...I am female, but I am straight down lol. No hips and I have a large rib cage with little waist indentation. I have always played sports and and have an “athletic” body. You look great and I look forward to going back and watching your journey!✌🏻💛
Thank you for your kind words! I think when you're born in the wrong body, you tend to want a more "idealized" body. I think the masculine bits tend to seem more exaggerated and like a bigger deal than they should be!