I'm not Trans

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    So on Monday i really, really didnt want to be trans....anything. not trans-sexual, nor transvestite nor a transistor radio. NOTHING. just ignore it and carry on like before....but better! do that big trip to wherever and pick up loads of birds and drink and arm wrestle and generally be a bloke. or be a builder or lorry driver or something like that. Tuesday I was kinda indifferent an I saw my therapist in the afternoon, and after seeing him I felt absolutly, incredibally .................. the exact same. but wednesday I got dressed in girl clothes, niothing faqncy, just round the house kinda stuff and now im feeling great. im actually feeling that good that im thinking about how to tell my housemates, who else im going to 'out' myself too and how they will react. 

    so in 3 days ive gone from at least disliking myself and being all moody to planning for some trans future. was it the therapist? was it that i got dressed on wednesday? is it cos of some family stuff thats been simmering away has got some ending in sight? maybe its cos i cut back the booze and ate loads of veg n good stuff?. dunno really. all of it i guess

6 comments
  • Mia Wallace Your situation sounds quite similar to mine several years ago, although you're probably less fucked up than I was. Enjoy the ride but fasten your seatbelt as it's probably going to be quite bumpy
  • rita clark I still find I go through stages where I just want to go back to being a guy. I wasn't always unhappy as one. I loved my wife and I am still there for my son. Why the heck am I doing this to myself. Somehow I just never had a choice.
  • Trinity Cross Another wonderful and honest entry. And a good diet and sensible fluid intake shouldn't be taken for granted or ignored for a good feel factor. Mind you getting your chick mojo on has got to help Thanks for sharing Trinity.
  • madam sin I've met a few friends that did open up to house share friends whilst at uni but that was it after that period they just found that they didn't want to dress in front of people as it became expected and they would be questioned if they hadn't dressed in...  more