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  • im 56 years old and have known i was female for more than 50 years even though i was AMAB! i cross dress as much as possible im envious and jealous of women prefer shopping and beauty regimens to hunting and fishing but i love sports. i wear chastity devices find myself demure around handsome men and fantasize about being impregnated. i love the quizzes btw and at 56 i know im a transfemme transexual by i love the quizes

    KevtooKate
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  • I so much want to become a complete woman but external forces such as vehement objection from children, society and my friends are major hindrances in achieving my goal. I am powerless to change the situation as I have crossed seventy years of living as a male. However, ever minute of my waking life is filled with a strong desire to be a woman. I wear women's innerwear all the time and some outerwear when at home. It is a bugger. I am at the wit's end as I can't do anything else. Probably remain frustrated for the rest of my natural life. I console myself as I can dream being a beautiful woman, dream wearing women's clothing and be seen in the society. Such is life.

    bbslave
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    • Hope your dreams are all as sweet as they should be.

      JennyJo
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    • So sorry I know kisses

      Trisha pantyhose
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  • I wouldn't mind looking in the mirror and seeing a beautiful woman. I keep dreaming of a beautiful woman-myself I believe alone walking on a beach. She or I seems happy and at peace. A piece of me did always wish I could dress as an Indian woman of wealth in a lehenga and dupatta. Or wear any evening gown I want to wear then go to a cocktail dress, a pencil skirt, or wear a midriff. It must be nice to wear any clothing you wish. I've been ill all my life with a genetic illness that made me no larger than five feet seven inches. Some of the medications I take have made made it where my male clothes never fit me correctly. I accidentally years ago thought a pair of khakis were mine placed them on and they fit me perfectly. They were my sister's size six khakis. I could wear a size six clothing. That tells you I am petite. I was born with more hair than either of my sisters at birth. All my relatives have touched it and talk about how soft it is. People swear I sound like a woman on the phone like I have a honeyed voice. I have my mother's high cheekbones. I write stories about young adult female superheroes for all ages. I even have started writing about twins that change sexes to fight evil when given divine gifts. I guess I will at least imagine that I could be like them. If I could sell my books, make big money, and change my identity...well I'd maybe go for it. Otherwise I will just dream that I can. I unfortunately have gynecomastia and even smoother skin because of a medicine I must take to combat a health problem. The problems just keep adding up for me. I wish I could be the princess in the story and have a happily ever after. I'd love for my dream to come true someday. Adversity is life. Life isn't meant to be a fairy tale. I could definitely testify to that. Also, I have too many people who already object to such a move from family. friends. etc...

    Compascion10490
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    • I honestly agree with the looking in the mirror and seeing a beautiful female like myself after I get the surgery

      dallis
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  • I don't mean to be extremely picky, but I am female, I chose the female option for the gender assignment, (I said I was female because that was my biological gender, yet, when I imagine myself in the future, I automatically think of myself as a male. That's besides the point.) and I still had to answer questions that asked if I wanted to have female reassignment surgery despite me being biologically female...? I was asked questions that had thought I wanted to be female when I had Ben answered that I was biologically female, too..? I don't know. Just please take a look at your quiz, it wasn't making sense. Thank you, and I'm sorry if I came off rude.

    Huff by
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    • I scored 89% and I have been internally female since my earliest memories beginning at age 2. I have tried HRT twice and found the effects very positive but stopped when they began to change me into an feminine appearing person and I got negative feedback at work. This was in the mid 70's when there was no internet and I was scared about losing my job. My marriage in 1977 was to a woman who knew about my gender issues. We had two daughters and then she divorced me in 1990 and threatened to expose me as a trans person . I married again in 1995 to a wonderful woman who met me as a transgender person and we have been happy to let me be a non operated trans person who lives as a woman and appear as a male other than that to the outside world. Not fully a woman, but close enough for me.

      Shellie
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    • You sound so much like me Shellie

      I have lived in male body all of my life but deep down i am so feminine.

      Glad you are happy
      Sonya

      Sonya
      2
  • 75%. I was assigned male and am externally male and have lived as a male all my life, but I have always been of a very sensitive and kind disposition, traits I do not personally associate as being strong traits of being a man. In truth, I feel very feminine in a lot of ways and there were definitely signs of ambiguity in my childhood. I would love a sex change but it's hard to come by the cash when you're on the stinking DSP. I like a lot of girly things and while I am comfortable with manly stuff, I would much rather be a woman if I could.

    Crion87
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    • Hey there Crion. I totally get you. There must be a way if a person doesn't have the cash?

      dolph73
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    • There is you can always do loans

      Vanessa2001
      1
  • I So want to restart my transition journey again so many purges due to health issues, working conditions, current lack of passibility as female, age, and lack of funds to complete gender affirming journey. These are delaying my journey to be in the outside the woman inside crying out for her release and be free to fully express my femininity as a woman.

    caseyt8
    1
  • i too feel your pain and struggle. All my life I wanted to be female and have gone through the route of desire/denial to be my "true self". Unfortunately for me, life can be cruel as you get older... I have self-medicated with hormones to "test" whether I actually had the will power to see where it would lead me. I grew breasts as I have always envisioned, but the reality is my other physical male characteristics remained. I am contempt knowing I had at least explored my femininity. I wish you all the best with your journey as well.

    Kimberleigh
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    • You pushed it beyond my wildest dreams. We can't change our body shape of course :( A feminine face and breast would be already sooooooo satisfying to me. That means hormones, which I will IF I get the courage to do my f---ing coming out....... and surgery, which I will do as well if I can pay. The big question is about the money...

      Kira2023
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  • I have attempted my entire life to disown how I feel about being female. There seems to be no hope and I am so happy about this. Were I younger, I would completely transition to be the beautful female I know I am. However, now, I live mostly a femme life and I love it. I love being pretty, dressing pretty, flirting with men and being totally girly. Why would I ever want to change?

    Liz Walters
    1
  • 95%?

    Seems right. Yoshi, stop saying it's a phase. I had always been curious how it was like to be female, and I honestly hate being male.

    I would love a sex change, but of course Imm a stupid 14 years old boy. And now I am thinking on how I'd tell my parents.

    95%? Pfft. I wish I was female... But at least it wasn't like a low score. But I'd say around 90%.

    If I could get a name change... Bye bye James, and... Idk

    PinkyKittyGirl
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  • I scored a 97% on this....YAYYYY!!! I have been a female my whole life (just don't have the money to have the surgery :(....I think the hardest part of my life, has been pretending to be something/someone I'm not. I tried to cover it up by trying to be masculine (I still like sports, but lots of girls play sports or attend sporting events) but other people I know, that are close to me, think I am gay. I still have an attraction to women, just because I want to look and be what they are on the outside as well. I have always questioned why....why was I born the wrong on the outside....why wasn't I born the same on the outside that I am on the inside....why do I have to let others tell me who I am or should be....how do I choose my real name....why does it feel more natural to wear female clothes over male....make-up and where do I start with that.....etc???? My favorite stories are the ones who are older who have the surgery done and are living to their fullest :) Hoping to be who I truly am someday....inside and out

    Emily J
    1
  • All my life, I wished, hoped, and prayed that someday, somehow I would be changed into a girl. That my Y chromosome be transformed into an x chromosome. That I would have ALL the lady parts, ovaries, tubes, uterus, ALL of it. Even having periods.

    I would sell my soul to the devil himself to relive my life as a girl.

    Sindee
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    • Me too 100%

      Terrigurl
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    • Sounds like a distant dream to me. That I wish was true.

      Elian
      1
  • As a small boy I wanted to be June Cleaver. I graduated to Donna Reed, the Farmer's Daughter. I had a sympathetic mother who bleached my hair platnium blonde and allowed me to wear my hair shoulder length. She got me enrolled as a girl in an all girl's high school. I was able to start hrt in high school and by the time I started college was ready for SRS. I legally changed my name to Barbara Bilingsly's June Evelyn Bronson. I never leave the house without makeup in a dress. I've had feminized facial surgery, a nose, and boob job. Also I had surgery to shape my waist line in true hour-glass figure.

    A disciplined beauty thanks to my mother and Barbara Billingsley.

    June Everlyn
    1
  • I got an 89% MTF, makes sense. I am a 14 year old boy who has always felt like I am a girl. Inside I feel 100% female. I always sit in Dresses, Tights, Skirts, Crop tops, Blouses, Wigs, Makeup, Heels. I can't wait until I can transition. My girl name will be Brooke :)

    FeminineBrooke
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    • Oh and I ALWAYS wear panties and a bra, I love them, I feel like they were made for me, I always feel great wearing them, I feel so feminine.

      FeminineBrooke
      1
  • I feel like I am female. Every single morning I wear some lipstick in my bathroom to feel myself at least those few precious minutes every day. When I'm alone I wear a bra and my wife clothes as long as I can and I feel so nice winthin.

    I also created some hypnosis recording for my own usage, trying to get more courage to move forward with it. It looks like it helps. Listening to them every day or so.

    Finally with mobile photo gender swap apps I took more than 10000 pictures of me as a woman. I dream of this being the real me :*(

    I even started to definitely remove my facial hair... Can't wait for this to be done !!! I'am at half of it and my friends are wondering why my cheeks are very often read or "iritated"...

    I wish I will get the courage to do my coming out but I am terribly afraid.

    - I'm tall and 40+ so I'm afraid to look like a monster for the others and lose all my social life. Today I feel like I'm not right with my body, I have harder time to cope with it but at least I have a great life for every other aspects of it.

    - I'm afraid to lose my kids, that are both not even teenagers.

    - I love my wife, I'm afraid to lose her as well. She's not very open regarding girls loving girls, so myself turning my body into a girl would hurt. And I fear that she won't desire me as a girl.

    - I'm afraid to lose my job and not be able to survive...

    I created my company to try to get the money I need to change life... Its a fight against time as the older I grow the harder it will be... I'm working HARD to succeed. I NEED to succeed.

    Love you all and thank you for all advices and caring <3

    Kira2023
    1
  • I want to be a crossdresser and then mtf but family is a big cause in it. I do not care about society whether they like me or hate me. I have gone many times in public as crossdresser and felt pride. I do not even hasitate to buy woman clothes from store. I even willing to help anyone to go out for woman clothing or go as male to my mtf person to give them company

    We just need to be respectful to others. If they are not then ignore them. I like transman living with transwoman because they can intercourse naturally. Imagine a girl is giving a good time to a guy. I really want to change me sex mtf and married with transman. I hope it is possible.

    Mtf cd
    1
  • I got 70% and I am glad I have took this test I am 14 and have been wanting to be a woman for a long time I am currently a boy I sit wearing tights skirts blowses heels bras knickers make-up fake nails everything I am just scared to come out as being transgender I have already picked my female name when I change and it is Chloe

    Chloe14Xx
    1
  • 92% female. I feel 100%. Love going out weekend.

    I love once a month at the salon with the girls. None of hem unspectacular this 6 ft woman on the inside and 6" of male on the outside. I love switching shades of blondehaircolor.

    June Everlyn
    1
  • I scored a 90% score can anyone help me because Im nervous to tell my parents that I want to become trans but I try to keep it a secret as sometimes I would go to the bathroom and wear female clothes

    Im 12 btw

    Mario Mak
    1
    • I really want to get a MTF surgery

      Mario Mak
      1
    • And I have gender dysrophobia

      Mario Mak
      1
    • Dear Mario, I wish I knew that could be possible when I was your age. No Internet at this time ^^

      At your place I'd:

      - Save some sperm in some bank, very important because someday you may want to have kids and if you are with a woman this would make everything possible for you and her.

      - Give yourself like 2-3 to transition without taking hormones to see if you're really there. Because there's no coming back.

      Your message is one year old so what happened during that year?

      Take great care of yourself.
      Kira

      Kira2023
      1
  • I got 75% I really want to e girl I like alot of girly things, and I feel more comfortale when people reffer me as a girl, it's just that I don't really want a sex change it's kinda scary, and I'm scared I'll regret it(even though I feel more comfortable as a girl).

    Grenu
    1
  • I am a 44 year old female forced to live as a male my whole life by a society that wouldnt understand and except me for who I really am. I finally said to hell with anyone that doesnt like it I deserve to be happy. I am currently doing GAHT. Thanks to a place called Planned Parenthood. Such a wonderful place and very helpful people. I am now trying to see if my Indiana gov health insurance will recognize my Gender Dysphoria and help me with some of the many surgerys I will need to have to feel I look as physically female as I truly am. If anyone one reading this can help me with anything mental monetarily or surgically I will forever be thankful. I just need this so bad.I have a wonderful girlfriend and two small children so saving the money is nearly impossible and having money to pay back a loan is just as hard not to mention my credit score has never been good enough to walk-in and get a loan. Signed truly gender trapped. I have contact info of nickandheatherg4ever.com!

    NSSmith
    1
  • I scored 97%. Not surprising after all I feel that I am a girl, I am just trapped in the wrong body. I am very feminine and am happiest when I am wearing feminine clothes. I just wish others would see me as a girl.

    Rachel_M2F
    1
    • I scored 90% on the quiz and I always felt I was a girl but family found ways of circumventing my thinking and would not accept it. Have to think I was born in 1955 and the thought then was needed a good beating and will get over it. I am now 65 did my duties as expected of me. 8 years ago I came out and 6 years ago I have been dressing as the woman I am. I am afraid now that I can't change due to health(?) and especially money. I will live as I have to but still want to become the woman I am if possible. Thank you for letting me vent a little.

      DanaRene
      1
  • Well here I am again. Another quiz saying that im mtf. Unfortunately it doesn't make me feel better or make my life any easier. I wish that I could snap my fingers and fix everything

    Terrigurl
    1
    • Terri I can so very much understand and support you there, we share the same dream!! Best of luck and courage sister.

      Kira2023
      1
    • I want to live my dream too but I am too scared

      Elian
      1
  • Well I took the rest and I help me I scored 83% I'm still a boy but I am really sure that it right but am a little worried about how people will reacted I really would like to start HRT as soon as I can

    TjK09
    1
  • im 56 years old and have known i was female for more than 50 years even though i was AMAB! i cross dress as much as possible im envious and jealous of women prefer shopping and beauty regimens to hunting and fishing but i love sports. i wear chastity devices find myself demure around handsome men and fantasize about being impregnated. i love the quizzes btw and at 56 i know im a transfemme transexual by i love the quizes

    KevtooKate
    1
  • Omg 94% woman, this put a huge smile on my face and gave me butterflies in my stomach, how exciting to know that the results agreed with what I knew deep inside. YAASSS!!!

    Stephanie6683
    1
  • Forgot to mention, I scored 95% on the test.

    I'm as serious as a heart attack when I said that I would sell my soul to the devil himself to go through life all over again as a cis girl.

    Sindee
    1

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