Archive for category: Going Full Time

The Way of my Transitions

Dasia Anderl February 14, 2019 Going Full Time 11

Thoughts about my gender reach back as far as when I was two years old. I usually acted androgynous to femme in whatever I did in life. From the bounce in my step, wearing or using female hair tools or clothing, or how I preferred females as friends. I enjoyed many typical female...

Hello my name is Skyler, and I’m transgender

Skyler Anne December 6, 2018 Going Full Time 13

Readers beware. This article describes many aspects of my journey so far–some of which may be uncomfortable. I figured if I’m going to share my story, I might as well tell it all. It all started when I was very young. I don’t recall any memories before age five. My gran...

We are Women! Embrace and Adore!

Marsha Cooper August 20, 2018 Going Full Time 19

I would like to share my life with all the beautiful women here. Accept who you are. I waited too long, and yet it was the perfect time. I was known by my mother, and every woman that I was ever with. Each knew my true self, but I was too afraid to agree and admit that I was a wo...

A Bridesmaid’s Tale

Mia West July 8, 2018 Going Full Time 8

Approximately a year ago I began my transition from male to female. As almost all that undergo transition, I started with the social aspect. At the age of forty-two, it may seem kind of late in life yet; it is more common than one may think. I certainly had a few concerns that ne...

Womanhood, feels like… nothing

Vanessa Law September 10, 2011 Going Full Time 19

For the last 9 months and 28 days I’ve been living as a woman all day, every day. At home, at work, and out in the world I am a woman. Whether I’m exercising or relaxing, spending time with friends or alone I am me. I know that many transgender woman who haven’t...

A More Appropriate Place

Vanessa Law September 7, 2011 Going Full Time 24

Greetings gentle readers, Thank you for following me here to this new portion of the web I call my own. I have deep love and care for all those wrestling with gender issues, and for their loved ones who wrestle alongside them. However I found it more and more difficult to write w...