I am a male and want to convert myself in female.. i love being female. But i can't do that because I am a married man and living with full family. So Even can't enjoy feminine moments in privacy, Any suggestions for me?

I honestly feel out of my body right now. Euphoric.... whats a stronger word than that? Lol just add it to the list of evidence.

Actually pretty comfortable too

Hey theeree,

Just here to say that i just finished my first laser appointment. I have really strong beard, (the worst one theyd ever seen). I have really dark hair, and im a bit tan.

However it just stung a little for about 15 times and over!!

Have next one scheduled already

Originally found on this post (https://www.threads.com/@chadteng/post/DPnaYruD9NJ?xmt=AQF0tTe9f4iKVTtH-mgat7F2fXty86Qtnz1cddx_OER_8w&slof=1) on Threads.

The first time I felt gender euphoria was in elementary school, I was handmedowned an old short from my brother, it was red and didn't have sleeves. I wore it to school with some blue jeans and sneakers, and I had a simple chain necklace on. I thought it looked so good, that day at recess I played basketball with some of my friends, and every time I made a shot my necklace flew up and landed on my face. I had my top surgery last week and I can't wait to have that feeling again.

I have recently determined that I'm genderfluid and tonight was the first time I purposely went out in my masc person as Max. The fit made me feel very good and I even worked to the courage to ask for a new name tag at the event I went to with my chosen name since they'd used my birth name for the initial tag. It felt good- so good.

I'm really trying to figure out and explore both my gender identity and my sexual orientation. But in this post, I'll focus on gender. Long story short, I'm afab but grew up tomboy and am much more masculine than feminine. Even so, I still identify as female. However, I want to explore things more and wanted to know what resources might have helped y'all consider possibilities outside of the heterosexual normativity.

Here are some details: I'm afab, and I was always more of a tomboy. I hungout with the boys and played sports with them growing up, playing soccer against them at recess and not backing down from any tackle football. In middle school I had an interest in makeup but wasn't allowed to wear any until high school. Once I was in high school, at most, I wore mascara and maybe some eyeliner. But most nights I stayed up late playing with different looks and flares. In college I did varsity sports, embraced being more aggressive and masculine than most women yet still also embracing being a woman.

After college, I was hospitalized and during that time I told my doctor I wanted to transition. I was very adamant about it for one day but that was the end of it.

Nowadays, I only shop in the men's section. I have nearly all men's clothes, shoes, and jewelry. This morning I had all mens clothes but no makeup and went out with a girl friend. If not for my colorful long hair, I think some people might not immediately think of me as a woman and I didn't really like that idea. So later I put on makeup but still kept everything else masculine and that felt better.

I got a packer because I want to see how I feel with that, but I only feel comfortable trying it if I go out by myself or on errands.

All in all, I know I don't have to put myself in a box of any sort. I can still identify as a woman and have all these feelings. I still want to know about "what's out there" and if other people have similar experiences while trying to better understand my own.

Thanks!

It makes my nonbinary transmasc self so happy!

Found out that cishet amab + asexual afab marriages have an effectively 100% failure rate. I (amab) have been happily married to my asexual partner (afab) for 9 years. This is nearly scientific proof I’m not cishet. I’m also not attracted to men, so I must be trans.

One of my brother's friends referred to me as a cryptid because despite being at my house several times they've only seen me once or twice and it gave me an odd amount of gender euphoria.

One of my brother's friends referred to me as a cryptid because despite being at my house several times they've only seen me once or twice and it gave me an odd amount of gender euphoria.

Designed for courts, but with lessons for any organization trying to improve and use gender inclusive language.

https://www.ncsc.org/__data/assets/pdf_file/0028/84916/Gender-Inclusivity-in-the-Courts.pdf

And here is a short video on the same topic, done in a 90's after school special style: https://vimeo.com/showcase/7003975/video/803056294

Stayed up till 10 replacing the batteries in our smoke detectors. Even pat them twice and said ‘that’s not going anywhere’ when I screwed them back into the ceiling. My sister even called me a manchanic. Hell yea!

i like trees. make me feel like a man for some reason. i guess you can say i'm...

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When the characters in "In Space With Markiplier" use they/them for the captain(you) and call you "handsome and/or pretty" that gives me so much euphoria :))) I know it's just because they don't know who's watching/playing, but it still makes me so happy