Questions for the Girls ........ Honest Answers appreciated

[Kirsty Scott TG]

These are incredibly serious questions for the girls who are either going through or have transitioned. I'd be grateful for some honest answers ....

When did you decide was the moment you had to transition?

Did something in particular happen as a catalyst to say now is the time?

Did you have plenty support to make the decision fairly easy?

Did you go through a breakdown?

Did you just have to do it , make a hard decision with a lot to lose? and did you end up losing what you feared you would? Has anyone regretted it?

When did you start seeing your doctor about it?

How long did you fight against the desire/need to transition?

Do those who do porn/work in the sex industry do so out of choice or because they feel there is no option?

Do thos who do work as such as a pre-op fear losing perhaps the last option for making money if they transition fully?

Does anyone find these questions offensive? or out os place?

Kirsty
xxx xxx

[justatransgirl]

I'm sorry - I have removed my post thanks to NightRider and Hondarobot and their infantile hijack of what was a pretty good thread.

I tried opening my heart to the members of this site to answer Kristy's question honestly.

Other girls have too and you dudes trash it.

GROW UP.

Sheesh,
TS Jamie

[tsntx]

These are incredibly serious questions for the girls who are either going through or have transitioned. I'd be grateful for some honest answers ....

When did you decide was the moment you had to transition?

when i couldnt take being someone i wasnt.... i was depressed and pretty much confined to a bedroom bc i never wanted to leave the house bc i felt , at the time, i wasnt attractive... my bf of 4 yrs made me talk to him so he could get me the help i needed... it was june '03

Did something in particular happen as a catalyst to say now is the time?

mostly it was my bf being afraid for my life

Did you have plenty support to make the decision fairly easy?

yes once i told him he helped me tell my family and now were all closer then ever

Did you go through a breakdown?

pretty much.... i had everything in the world at my disposal: love, money, nice things, good looks etc etc but i wasnt happy so i left ALL of that behind to find myself

Did you just have to do it

yes

make a hard decision with a lot to lose?

i had everything to loose: my fiancee, money, family, friends, love, life of luxury that i was very accustomed to... but my loosing my life was worth more so i risked it...

and did you end up losing what you feared you would?

sorta... my fiancee and i eventually seperated and we still talk but weve both moved on... there will always be a connection on both our sides but itll never be what it was... i didnt loose any friends, if i had then they were never my friends, i am more loved or feel more loved more now then ever, the level of luxury i had is greatly different from what it was, money wise, but my life as a whole is so much better now that it was worth giving up on the materialistic things

Has anyone regretted it?

i think the only person to ever even think they did was me. and that was only bc my relationship was falling apart and it seemed like my world was crashing just when it finally seemed right... my ex talked to me and told me he would never regret my transition bc he knew how unhappy i was before and for him to regret something that made me so happpy wouldnt make sence as my happiness came first for him.

When did you start seeing your doctor about it?

i told my fiancee in june '03 that same night we saw a documentary on DHC about a 50+yr old man transitioning and when the dr. was done she looked like a 30+yr old soccer mom... i said whoever that is i want to be my dr. we learned the dr. happened to be in houston and he booked the appt. w/ him the next day

How long did you fight against the desire/need to transition?

21yrs

Do those who do porn/work in the sex industry do so out of choice or because they feel there is no option?

tough question w/ many facets of answers... every girls journey is different, my transition was easy but after i lost everything my life was hard... if i didnt have the support system i had/ have... i would have made more "mistakes" in my path... im very lucky to have the system i do...

as for other girls... if they feel they have no other choice they are probably right for feeling so... but i think its more lack of education and skills then it is about jobs not hiring.... i have had MANY day jobs that may not pay as lucrative as escorting would... but to say you cant find ANY job would be false... in my opinion.... like i said every girls journey is different and some arent as fortunate as others... who are we to judge what is right and wrong for someone elses life?

Do those who do work as such as a pre-op fear losing perhaps the last option for making money if they transition fully?

this doesnt apply to me so im not going to try and assume i know an answer for a question that has many answers to each girl...

i would say most that stay pre-op are doing so bc they want to...

Does anyone find these questions offensive? or out of place?

i didnt.... made me feel good to share and look fwd to reading EVERY girls answers -j

Kirsty
xxx xxx

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[Caleigh]

When did you decide was the moment you had to transition?

My 25th birthday I decided that time was going by and I needed to
get started with the transition process.


Did something in particular happen as a catalyst to say now is the time?

Just that birthday, nothing in my life really.


Did you have plenty support to make the decision fairly easy?

I was very lucky in that I had already cultivated a circle of open minded
friends and at work I had been pushing the gender envelope a bit already
(not that it stopped me from being fired). As well, I have been blessed
with wonderful liberal open minded parents who both told me that they
didn't necessarily understand my decision, but if it was going to make me
happy they would support it and me.


Did you go through a breakdown?

No, not at all.


Did you just have to do it , make a hard decision with a lot to lose? and did you end up losing what you feared you would? Has anyone regretted it?

Before I came out to friends and family I definitely prepared myself for
the worst. I imagined everyone in my life abandoning me and what I
would do if that happened, luckily it didn't.


When did you start seeing your doctor about it?

The week after I made the decision I made an appointment for an
assessment at the Clarke Institute which at the the time was the only
venue for gettting health coverage for the transition process.


How long did you fight against the desire/need to transition?

I knew since I was very young, 5 or 6 that I didn't want to be a boy but
I grew up in an all male family so it was difficult for me to express my
feminine side openly when I was growing up. I remember one of my
favourite games growing up was "Mad Scientist" where I would be
"strapped down" as well as a girl friend of mine and our minds would be
switched which allowed me to be female if only for the duration of the
game.


Do those who do porn/work in the sex industry do so out of choice or because they feel there is no option?

I almost worked doing online cam shows just after I transitioned and was
unceremoniously fired from my job of many years but at the last minute
I balked and the person who ran the site took pity on me and hired me
to run the office instead. That was only for a few months until I got work
as Art Specialist for a childrens summer camp.

[justatransgirl]

oops duplicate post sorry - so spank me already! Pleeze....

[tsmandy]

oops duplicate post sorry - so spank me already! Pleeze....

grab your ankles

[tsmandy]

These are incredibly serious questions for the girls who are either going through or have transitioned. I'd be grateful for some honest answers ....

When did you decide was the moment you had to transition?

I was 20 years old

Did something in particular happen as a catalyst to say now is the time?

I left a bad relationship and moved across the country, getting away from where I grew up and being around complete strangers gave me the space to figure stuff out.

Did you have plenty support to make the decision fairly easy?

No, unfortunately. The people around me were not really prepared, and my family was very upset, still are to this day.

Did you go through a breakdown?

not really, although my life was quite shook up. I lost my job, I lost my family, I lost my friends, made new friends, found life outside of work and family, discovered the joy of community.

Did you just have to do it , make a hard decision with a lot to lose? and did you end up losing what you feared you would? Has anyone regretted it?

There were many stages in my own "coming out" process, first to myself, then my friends, then my co-workers, and then my family.

It was easy to admit it to myself, it made sense, it was more difficult with my friends, much more difficult with work and family.

I was haunted by nightmares, night after night about my family, and finally decided that it was better to have no family than have no sleep. So I finally came out to my boss and lost my job, came back west to come out to my family, and lost them as well. I don't regret it, I just regret being born in the family i was.

When did you start seeing your doctor about it?

As soon as I realized it,.

How long did you fight against the desire/need to transition?

I didn't fight it. I was glad to finally understand why I felt so strange.

Do those who do porn/work in the sex industry do so out of choice or because they feel there is no option?

I do so out of choice, can't really speak for anybody else. I like sex, I like getting paid for sex, can't think of anything that would be more fun.

Do thos who do work as such as a pre-op fear losing perhaps the last option for making money if they transition fully?

Not me, I think that when I get surgery I will lose this small fetish world of trans-admirers, and be able to live in a much larger world where women can do all sorts of wonderful things.

Does anyone find these questions offensive? or out os place?

they can be intense to recall, but we all have the choice to participate as much as we want.

best of luck,
mandy
http://mandytgirl.com

Kirsty
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[hondarobot]

It's pretty odd, especially when you have no desire to correct your birth gender, have no attraction to men, and are not really concerned about that.

Most people here are just guys looking to suck cock and not feel gay about it.

What ya gonna do?

[Night Rider]

deleted on behalf of hypocrites anonymous

[hondarobot]

It's pretty odd, especially when you have no desire to correct your birth gender, have no attraction to men, and are not really concerned about that.

Most people here are just guys looking to suck cock and not feel gay about it.

What ya gonna do?

That quote pretty much sums you up honda. You're apparently a non-op TS, lesbian sort of thing with no attraction to men. They were your own words. You're also a cockhound so what exactly is odd about it?

Great job. You're an idiotic troll who posts way way to often. Does anyone think you shouldn't shut the fuck up? I don't mean the trolls.