First off I want to say thank you for sharing your story with everyone. I just found this site a few days ago as I was looking into FtM stuff. I find myself sympathizing with you as I acted and dressed like a boy and had a girlfriend in my school years but went back to acting like a girl when I fell in love with a boy. I’ve always considered myself Bisexual but still found myself depressed at having to assume the feminine role that was expected of me. I never knew about any labels other than “straight” “gay/lesbian” or “bi”. I never knew that gender identity was different from sexual preference. I thank you for opening my eyes to the truth that I have to accept about myself.
I am married with two kids and because of growing up sheltered, in a predominately christian and “anti-queer” town, I find myself in such a predicament of either choosing between accepting the fact that I identify as a guy and following that path, or remaining confined to a woman’s body and styles to keep my husband and family beside me.
If you have any advice I would be grateful, cause I feel so torn and lost. If you don’t then at least know that I love your comic and praise the work that you do to inform today’s youth about the choices available that were never told to me.
I like that face in the first panel.
Yay, because Lady Gaga has been SO GOOD for supporting trans women in the past, and TOTALLY hasn’t made a living out of fetishising and other-ing us…
Yea transwomen, not transmen….
So…did ya? did ya? did ya?
unfortunately not, but it was still fun trying
First off I want to say thank you for sharing your story with everyone. I just found this site a few days ago as I was looking into FtM stuff. I find myself sympathizing with you as I acted and dressed like a boy and had a girlfriend in my school years but went back to acting like a girl when I fell in love with a boy. I’ve always considered myself Bisexual but still found myself depressed at having to assume the feminine role that was expected of me. I never knew about any labels other than “straight” “gay/lesbian” or “bi”. I never knew that gender identity was different from sexual preference. I thank you for opening my eyes to the truth that I have to accept about myself.
I am married with two kids and because of growing up sheltered, in a predominately christian and “anti-queer” town, I find myself in such a predicament of either choosing between accepting the fact that I identify as a guy and following that path, or remaining confined to a woman’s body and styles to keep my husband and family beside me.
If you have any advice I would be grateful, cause I feel so torn and lost. If you don’t then at least know that I love your comic and praise the work that you do to inform today’s youth about the choices available that were never told to me.