Joining Trannyweb can seriously affect your health

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    For the better of course. It’s four years since I joined and look at me now, how things have changed. I can’t help wondering where I would be now if I hadn’t actively sought out other people like me, and found TW as a result. Would I by now have drunk myself to death in isolation had I not met up with other TW members, had I not begun to realise the value of true self-expression, had I not fully appreciated the importance of my inherent femininity, had I not gone on to seek medical help…?

    Yet here I am, out to the all world, something I just assumed was never possible for me, until I really gave it proper thought of course, living fulltime, 1100 days on hormones, adam’s apple reduced, top lip lifted, and SRS completed. Physically female, mentally sound, emotionally strong. I drifted around for years and never really thought about how I felt about my own happiness, but I guess I knew things were not great.

    Being "post-op", in other words being a woman, is just wonderful. When I joined TW I never thought, even in my wildest dreams that I would be where I am now in just a few years, in fact ever. I don’t really know what happened, a domino effect I guess. "Finding myself" on the first few nights out as Lucy set the wheels in motion and somehow I found the strength to ignore all mental obstacles, which is really what stops most people achieving their goals, or like it was for me, even having any goals.

    Trannyweb is a wonderful place, there are some genuinely lovely people here and I’ve met loads of them in person. Here we can see that all things are possible, that we really can be who we want to be, who we really are.

    As I always say, it’s there if you want it.

    Thank you Katie for starting this site and for your vision of such a great community. Thank you Trannyweb, and all who sail in her.

    Love to you all.

    xx