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Note: on the paper he holds it says "I will never become a "trap" (tranny)"
Interesting, though invasive thread.
Some are willing to share their transition stories and progress to support 'eggs' that are just discovering themselves.
Others, want their old images to die along with their nom de mort.
I confess to some curiosity on the subject, much like wanting to see photos of friends and lovers from earlier times, but I've never desired to dig into it, to invade their utmost private thoughts and feelings.
Some of my lovers have transitioned as I've known them. There is unmeasured joy in following their journey and it brings new meaning to the term 'butterfly effect'.
If they want to share their journey, as many have, then fine. It's their decision to make. But to dig and pry for it? Nah. There are other treasure hunts that are much more ethical and far less invasive/damaging than digging into someone's past which they would find best forgotten.
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When a person is born to be beautiful...
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It seems like young girls these days are way more willing to be open about their transition, whereas that was totally taboo a few years ago.
That's bc millennials and gen z kids are more open whereas boomers were typically more guarded, hence taboos kinda being a kink for that lot. It was pretty standard for family secrets and "keeping it in the family" whereas now sure it happens but it's a lot less prevalent. People are genuinely more comfortable being who they are now than it used to be
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More of pre-transition Bella.
And Alex Fox...
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Antonella Gómez
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It's hard to believe that's the same person. With most of the others they were at least fairly feminine-looking males to start with.
I find it fascinating how completely they are able to transform their appearance - but at the same time, slightly disconcerting. Obviously, I know all trans started out as males, but part of me doesn't want to think about the before too much.
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Occasionally trans women, before transitioning, mask their gender dysphoria and feminine characteristics by gravitating to hypermasculine careers, hobbies, subcultures, etc., like the military, law enforcement, motorcycle/biker culture, bodybuilding, sports, etc.
I’m not actually sure these are the same person because there are a lot of fake before/after collages floating around the internet. But it does make sense that someone who was an extremely dedicated bodybuilder would have the self-discipline to control diet and exercise to slim down so much.
Her profile is tagged on the Instagram I grabbed these from and she still has a muscular body. Some tattoos are still visible, but I'm not sure if they match up. I'll share some more photos of her:
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Dani Furmenek
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Bella Venezolana
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Alessia Renata Perez Galvan
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Cassie Chaos
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Bita Omrani
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Devin Harrington
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Dom Rystan - b4 & after...
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Imogen Loxley
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India Frost
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Jazmyne Caneiro
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Juliana Morales
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Kris Veneracion
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Lohayne Silva
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Nina Patron
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Renata Marcela
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