Hello lovelies! My government name is Stephanie Lynnette but you can call me Steph, a twenty something trans activist living and working in London.
On this channel I will be talking about my experiences/opinions from my life as a queer identifying trans-woman. Sharing thoughts, feelings, advice, and knowledge along the way. Currently on a break while I finish my masters degree... brb.
@@n1kogrindraws447 then you probably shouldn’t be watching videos on how to pass as a certain gender…. I’m sure there are plenty of “how to look androgynous” videos out there. Unfortunately the judgment and perception of others is something we have no control over.
You have such beautiful eyes! Thank you for putting this content out here. There are so many people who are afraid to go to counseling or anything and really need to hear the experiences of others. This is my first time watching one of your videos. I will definitely be watching more.
The fact that you still call a sexually penetratable wound-type hole a “vagina” is exactly why you won’t ever understand how women really feel or what we truly go through. That being said, I am so sorry this was done to you. You deserved truth, not lies. And I hope you come to a place of peace. You deserved true health CARE- this mutilation was not it. 😢
This comment would mean so much more coming from a urologist with a doctorate. Not just the opinion of some mouth breathing idiot via an anon account. You are wrong, and you are not welcome here.
My whole life,ive hated dresses and skirts. And I always picked to be a boy in games and always wanted to be a boy. Now,I found out that I am a transgender man.(Closeted still.)
I just want to thank you. Although our perspectives might be a bit different as a trans 16 year old this video makes me so much more hopeful for the future even though things seem they might be at rock bottom right now. Thank you.
Why are you referring to me in the third person like I’m not the one that reads these comments! I don’t give a crap if you find me annoying, go watch someone less giggly!
I am going to be a transgender woman because I need to be a good girl people can call me a ma'am and barbie sexy Doll and get my body change into the FEMALE wearing my black tights with black skirt beautiful wearing my black shoes and get my Big girl plastic surgery DDD cup bra BBL lift up to get my vagina pierced with rings 15 fishing in my nylons vagina
Omg I found your channel yesterday and it is bloody fantastic! Just what I needed to help me get back on track and re-learn gender euphoria after the rest of life was getting a bit shit. I love your cheeky sense of humour and honesty - thank you, and I can’t wait to watch a bunch more of your videos! :)
Nice, watching them grow every week until they grew by two cups is definitely satisfying, I went with what I commented about and after the first 20 days or so I went up by one cup! I simply go'ogled Mika Klopsworth's Breast Guide and now they’re fuller and firmer than I expected!
15months in im a large A/small B almost near the size of mother it think??? i know my grandma on father side was on the larger side so im not really sure what i will end up at 3 or 5 yrs into hrt but im happy with B or C. so far mine grew quite a deal compared to others in comparison but im not judging anyone in that sense, just happy to have what i got so far. im not exactly fit but i still have a belly i kept before starting HRT. fairly stable weight but need to work on diet and health. hrt so far put 15lb on me.
I think my question is if orgasming is possible when you have gender reasignment surgery. I initially thought that it's not possible because the people in question don't have the genital parts anymore to orgasm, but you mention that's possible. I'm wondering how that's possible because there is no actual part to orgasm actually. I remember from biology how men orgasm and I don't get it. I don't doubt that mentally you are there and feel it, but physically I don't see how it's possible.
Tbh I’ve been thinking about it a bit more lately. Mainly cause most of my sex fantasies still to this day involve me having a vagina, which is incredibly frustrating from the dysphoria side of things. The risks for complications are what get me second guessing myself though. The worry that I’m gonna have to come off my hormone therapy for a while to improve depth is also a concern, cause I remember in 2021 I hit a point of depression where I stopped taking my HRT and for about 3 months I remembered why I was taking hormones in the first place. I don’t want my skin to start crawling at my existence again. I feel like it would most likely be beneficial in the long run, the permanence of it scares me a little though. How I just wish we could live in the fabled Cyberpunk 2020 future where I can just go to a ripperdoc and jump in the magical sex change machine lol.
I am jealous that you are so pretty. But others are jealous of my light blue eyes. But neither of those things make us any more or less valid people. Own what you are. You are a beautiful young woman. Enjoy it. I'm glad for you
Also it's not a vagina it's a surgical wound created in an operating room by doctors. Your wound will never be, could never be the same as a biological woman's genitals, to believe otherwise is pure fantasy.
thank you for this, i'm pre bottom surgery and it's been a concern of mine how sensation might be for any partner i might have in the future. and honestly was kind of worried that maybe it wouldn't be enjoyable or that he could be "disappointed" by the experience
❤❤ im 1month post op, nova scotia canada.the world is scary, stay strong steph, you are in inspiration. Im an advocate here in canada, sticking together is what we need. Thank you for being you ❤❤❤
I as a man (I elect to retain my masculine identity) have been on injectable estradiol for over 12 years and have developed a DD bra cup size. You definitely do NOT need a boob job. I have been approached by a cis woman asking why I have such large breasts. I wear dresses most of the time, and I sing second bass in my church choir. So I present like a woman but have a deep masculine voice. John
As 66 year old trans woman i can understand your anxiety and i hope you find your peace. That being said, it may have to do with my time of this earth but i realy dont care what otheers think. Sweetheart you be who you are your a beautful young woman with a rich life ahead, enjoy.
thank you for speaking openly about all that. it's a valuable and beautiful part of life and should be treated accordingly. also - damn, you are so overwhelmingly cute!!.. i have stopped thinking that it would be creepy of me to acknowledge such things)) i guess that's part of my own healing process, learning to feel free around complimenting people. i used to be quite a stalker as a teenager, unknowingly. didn't know any better, didn't have adequate role models for that. my apologies to all girls-now-women who had to put up with my past self.
I struggle with relationships but wondering if i am male to female as I'm trying to improve my moods. I love feminity and have dressed up female and enjoyed it. These videos help, though x
I'm a cis-gendered man and will always be one however, I still respect those whose opinions might differ from mine. I'll always hold those whom can respectfully disagree as it tends to make me amenable to having the hard conversations that others might stray away from. I'll also plainly state that it is a moral outrage and injustice to ask any women weather cis-gendered or trans0gendered if she has had a breast augmentation procedure done.
You are 100% on the money Stephanie. Being transgender is the most joyous experience in life. I am still in the throes of gender euphoria, whereby I often just dance around my home for no other reason than I can now celebrate who I am. And you are also right about wishing the world was transgender and us being so empathetic. I sometimes wish there was an island where only trans people could live our lives together in peace, harmony and acceptance. (Maybe there would also be a bridge to another island where all our allies lived!) There seems to have been a huge push in the media over the last few years against us in both the UK and America. Luckily, although I am English, I live in Australia where I feel quite protected and safe. I just hope my country stays this way and doesn't follow down the same path as the US and UK as we have done in so many things in the past.
Doll, just discovered your channel. You speak so maturely on this topic. I largely agree with you. Most of the people that support my transition have exclaimed on hearing the news that; "Wow, you are so courageous!". These people see that we can embrace change and are happy for us. The negativity comes from people who are maybe jealous of us for being able to make this change. I'm dreading coming out to my parents, because at their age, they can't stand change. If I was assigned female at birth, they would have no issue accepting me as the person I am becoming, but simply accepting me as that person having previously viewing me as a different person is a change I don't think they will accept.
