Serious Question for Transwomen

[transjen]

I knew since i was about 6 years old that i should have been a girl, So this wasn't a phase i was going thru or just some whim this was always how i felt so i decided to stop trying to live a lie and this past Jan i took a trip to Thailand and had SRS because it was something i had to do and now for the first time in my life i feel at home in my own body my outside now matchs how i feel on the inside and i have no regrets
:D Jerseygirl Jen

[barry]

Originally Posted by transjen

I knew since i was about 6 years old that i should have been a girl, So this wasn't a phase i was going thru or just some whim this was always how i felt so i decided to stop trying to live a lie and this past Jan i took a trip to Thailand and had SRS because it was something i had to do and now for the first time in my life i feel at home in my own body my outside now matchs how i feel on the inside and i have no regrets
:D Jerseygirl Jen

what a wonderful way to read it - couldnt be happier for you jen - congrats on feeling at home in your own skin

[suzie]

Yes Jen well done!

[franalexes]

All three apply in various degrees of influence for all of us.
For myself, locally it is my personna that identifies me, not my body.
"While the rose is beautiful, it is the fragrance we remember."
My friend saw this and said of me,"For you Fran, while the fire is fasinating it is the warmth we seek."

[merelypink]

to deep and serious for me