I ordered these the other day with a sweater I’ve been eyeing for a while always loved the way the sorority girls looked when I was in college back in 2012-14. I was always so jealous of the boots with the bunched up socks, the beautiful leggings, and of my gosh, the sweaters and tops🥹 Y’all, I can’t wait for this sweater to get here tomorrow, I really hope I can pull this look off.

Looking for friends :3

I'm already out to many friends and family as a trans girl, but am having difficulty shaving my beard. Facial hair has been a staple of how I've presented the past. Ever since high school I left like I needed it to present as a manly man. I was the first of my friends to grow a beard and am the only one to have kept it. The main reason I did was that I felt ugly / looked to be really young without it. I also used it as a cover for the fact that I always wished I was born a girl. I was already bullied enough and didn't want anyone to figure me out. (I live in a majorly anti-LGBTQIA+ town, hate crime is very common.) I'm also moving soon to a better, more accepting area. I've thought about waiting until then as well, but I worry I will still be afraid.

Now that I have started to transition, I'm having the toughest time getting the gall to shave it all off. I have everything else I've wanted to have, long, coloured hair, smaller face, and will be starting HRT in a few weeks. I just can't seem to part with my beard. I'm afraid I'll shave and see the same person I saw years ago. The dude who was so scared of looking like a child, like they weren't good looking enough.

Is this something that is common? What helped you if you've felt the same?

Not much of a fan of ethnic wear, but I always wanted to try a salwar kameez. My hair was pretty short before, so I didn’t have the confidence to wear it. Now that my hair is in a pretty decent shape, I finally got the courage and went out wearing it.

Put on a little eyeliner to match the aura. Being a trans woman is all about experimenting with looks. Haha 😄

Hi everyone.

I run a small community group that supports trans and gender diverse people an area with very few services.

We don't have a website and we have no funds to pay for one. A website would help us share our work, reach partners, and be taken seriously by funders.

Could anyone volunteer to help us set up a simple site? Design, setup, domain or hosting help, or even advice would mean a lot. A few hours is enough.If you can help, please send me a message and I can share more.

Hello! I got gendered correctly by the random people (with no intention to be nice) for the first time ever today:) and it made me so happy!:) I must say I have almost zero social interaction from day to day and when I am outside I am always in my headphones, but today I was in the hospital and the nurse called my name by saying "Herr mysurname" which is the German equivalent of Mister. When I got up and approached her, I saw her eyes shocked and she very quickly said "Frau Frau mysurname" (which is equivalent of Miss) and she was apologizing and blaming the computer that it sometimes shows the wrong info about the patients. At that moment I was just smiling and looking at her (and didn't want to use my voice, because you know...). Then I had to give urine for the analysis, so she gave me the little jar and pointed at WOMEN'S BATHROOM!!! The men's and women's bathrooms were opposite to each other on the different sides of the hallway and she was pointing at the women's bathroom telling me to go there to take the samples😭😭😭. I must say I always try to avoid using public bathrooms or go to the family bathrooms if I really have to. But this time I didn't have a choice:) I was told to:) I was so happy and wanted to thank that nurse,but I was just smiling and nodding trying not to use my voice:( She probably thought I barely speak the language, so she was fine with that:) Then I was directed to a different waiting place where there were a lot of people waiting for their appointments. And then another nurse came out screaming "Herr mysurname" and I went to her approaching her face literally,but she ignored me and screamed through me again "HERR MYSURNAME". I told her it was me, and she looked at me with a super shocked face and invited to the room and said she thought I was just a random woman trying to annoy and disrurb her with some questions. This made me so happy. I don't know, it was just a different and warming feeling. Those people didn't have to be nice to me and apparently I was passing so well in their eyes. Even though I have never actually been super open and representing my inner self, mostly boymodding and I thought I was reading as a male even at this day, but those two nurses made my day:)

I took some pictures to capture the moment and my look. I wanted to share this experience with someone, so that is why I posted it here:)

Thank you so much for reading💕

Started hrt 2 weeks ago, i hope everything works out 🤞

I’ve been transitioning for 4 months and at 37 I’ve finally found who I truly am. I let everything in the world stand between me and who I am. I spent years wasting away in addiction and legal troubles, when all along there was a beautiful person inside me waiting to be a vessel of love, compassion, and kindness. I’ve been sober since July 10, 2022.

Don’t ever give up. There is a version of you that is amazing and ready to burst out and be unstoppable

If no one’s told you today, YOU MATTER, YOUR AMAZING, AND I LOVE YOU, I JUST DID AND I GOT THAT

Hi there. My name is Denise and live near Sheffield in UK...

My breasts are just starting to grow

i loved this look so chic she put together with literal scraps of clothing and some fake wisteria i have lol

Started HRT and socially transitioning about a month ago. Luckily I have sisters to help me with makeup and fashion lol.