Even just after starting hormones, the difference was astounding. I only had estrogen in my body for a couple of days and everything had noticeably changed. It was like an alarm had been ringing in the back of my head my entire life and I was so used to it that I thought it was normal, but all of a sudden it was gone and for the first time in my life I could actually LIVE and hear everything so clearly without the alarm drowning everything out. It was like I could see colors for the first time, like I’d never really smiled and I was just learning what it felt like, like I’d never noticed all the beautiful trees and flowers and weeds and rocks around me.Then, as my body started changing, I’d wake up every day excited to notice something new. My muscles I hated so much (I lifted weights a lot in my denial phase) were suddenly shrinking, my boobs were growing, my skin was softer and more sensitive to the touch. I’d bump my chest against the door frame ’cause I wasn’t used to having anything there to bump. A few months later, the same thing started happening with my hips.
This all stems from the idea that women are put on this Earth to be physically objectified. Now that he is a she, men think it’s their right to objectify her. It’s sad that a post like this gets more comments, mostly negative, than anything. Truly disgusting.
FFS? hypocritical much and can't keep your mouth quiet? guess you failed kindergarten.
But I’m not surprised you would choose to focus on my comments rather than the actual issue. Everyone jumps on the bandwagon to support prejudiced behavior. It’s sad.
The pinnacle of hypocrisy: Those who cannot accept themselves, asking the rest of us to accept their self-delusion.
damn business what they do about it. It does amaze me how christian conservatives shout about freedom and liberty right up until they encounter something they don't like or understand.