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So happy for you! I had mine 3 years ago and it’s been largely as you describe it; it’s hard to say how I knew I needed it - I just did; afterwards, it was like a weight was lifted; my self-confidence has improved significantly (which I didn’t expect). For those who need this surgery, it is miraculous.
Heh that first part, I remember when I was very young, maybe in kindergarten, I used to be obsessed with this story of a boy who became a girl through medical procedures, and then I searched it up on RU-vid for some reason when I was ten, and welp, here I am now.
Thank you so much for laying this all out in great detail! It will help me in my future journey - truly appreciate it. Also, I love the Tiger Swallowtail on your profile banner!
I worry my health will get in the way of whatever surgeries I Need. I waited my whole life to come out and be real and now that I’m ready to move fast everything feels like molasses. Been waiting months and months to even just get into an endo or a therapist. I’m a pretty patient person but wow does this demic got bureaucracy moving at a snails pace. At least I have other things to work on like my voice or makeup or actually caring about this meat wagon now. You always inspire me to keep pushing because in the end it is worth it.
The wait can feel absolutely unbearable. I won't pretend to know your exact situation, but I absolutely relate to that aspect of it. I have a lot of different health issues, so it took me close to two years to get on HRT, then another two years to get surgery. Waiting sucks so much, but time moves, and you will absolutely get there. I am so honored and thrilled to be able to inspire you to keep going. I'm so excited for you and your journey. It's going to be so, so worth it
I am so happy for you Boone. I can really tell already that you're a much happier person because the glow of your aura is shining bright. You are a beautiful soul that has shown us that through enough determination, anything is possible and it's never too late for anyone. You're a powerful inspiration and such a positive force and voice for those of us still struggling to understand ourselves. Thank you so much for also being completely mature about it, and not shying away from the discussions that many in the trans community needs to hear more of. Please, keep working towards your dreams. I hope to one day see you on the big screen getting the break you need to lift off your career. We here in your community love and support you always. And never forget to be your own guiding light as you open the many infinite doors of potential both within, and without. You're a beautiful badass with wisdom beyond your years, and it really shows. Never give up hope, walk proudly in the light with your head held high. And personal advice from one soul to another, walk with love and light in your heart and mind, but don't ever let anyone try to punk you either. You've come so far in your life and have a very very long life of happiness ahead of you. Blessed be the steps you take in your life as you go forward. Again, thank you. We are all proud of you, but most importantly, I truly hope with all my own heart, you stay proud of yourself for your own achievements.
Hey. I, honestly, cannot explain what this means to me. To be transparent, I have been severely struggling lately. Yes, I am hanging in there, and finding joy in life, but my baggage has felt pretty darn heavy. I needed this. Every word hit me in an emotional spot. I cannot put into words how positively waking up to this has affected me. I don't know you personally, but I can tell you are an incredibly bright soul and kind heart. Your generosity to take the time and send this message means everything to me, and I will never let go of the incredibly kind and encouraging words you have given me. I will continue to run the treadmill of life and do my best to push past the stasis. I hope I can prove you right one day. I'll do everything I can to make sure that I do. Lots of love And thank you, 💛
Cheater recalls are when you manage to find a back, get items, get back to lane without using ANY big cooldowns and without losing any creeps or other gold (one or two creeps should be fine, just not a lot). You can do this on top lane for example by letting a wave slowpush (two waves coming together in front of enemy tower) and shoving it in fully so you can back while the enemy has to work on two waves on tower and THEN also has to shove the next wave quickly to get it into the tower. You already bought enough time so you can get a back off, get your items, without losing anything. Another way to get a cheater recall off is if you are playing a champion with very strong waveclear into a champion that has no way to clear the waves, lets say Sivir vs vayne; Sivir can almost oneshot a wave, vayne then has to farm this on the tower AND shove the next wave, but because vayne is too slow at shoving sivir has time to get back in lane without issues. Cheater recalls are a time management thing more than anything, a cannon creep 'buys' more time (because it takes longer to die on tower) so if its close you are better off doing this on cannon waves, or impending cannon waves. The last way i can think of right now to get a cheater recall is by instantly oneshotting the wave as it crashes into your lane, and then backing, so the next wave will still have to come in 30 seconds which allows you to b and run back to lane in that time.
I had serious negative psychological side effects when I initially began HRT (my anti androgen had a small percentage of intensifying feelings of depression among people with chronic depression). I pushed through this for a few years until the cause was discovered. I started HRT again last November on a different medication and it had made such a world of a difference. The only way to accurately describe my gender euphoria is that for the first time in years, I am able to completely accept and love myself.
I am so so glad you've gotten to this place. I'm sorry the journey was tumultuous, but I'm incredibly happy to know you're finally getting to feel like yourself. I wish you all the best 💛
@@boonewilliams5338 ❤️❤️❤️ I really enjoy your channel! You supply a lot of knowledge but remain objective at the same time. It’s been so hard to find reliable information and correct expectations in a world that seems so concentrated on invalidating our existence. Keep fighting the good fight! Caio 😘
You're beautyfull girl. Yes I kow I can pass as many have properly gendered me with out even knowing I am traqns but I do still have confidence issues. I to am a trans lesbian (I am pre-op). I look up videos when I get down do to my dysphoria for a reminder that I am not alone with my issues. I found your strugles of being a trans lesbian video and moved on to watching htis one. I plan on getting the surgery and watched not for the details but more because I like to learn all I can about my community and plan on watching more of your videos as time goes on. I have always been disgusted with (down there my) knowing what I have is wrong. I hop to one day be doing videos on here to help others who are just discovering who they are.
Thank you so much for telling me all of this. I think everyone, cis or not, has confidence issues every now and then. Obviously being trans brings specific and unique challenges, as I'm sure your particular circumstance may as well. I'm glad you're on the journey that's right for you and you're in touch with what you want and need. Sending love! :)💛 ~Boone
For me I’m struggling if I really want it for me or for it to be easier to go through life in the world as a trans person. I’m not to sure how to figure that out
I wish that I had a better answer for you, but I truly believe it is something that only you can know. There is no rush to decide anything. there are a number of resources out there on trans-related topics. Off the top of my head, wpath is a good start. With time, I think things will become clear to you. I wish you all the best 💛
I was 18. I can't remember how she reacted in that specific moment, but she's always been very supportive. She's a very anxious parent, and I'm certain she was very nervous about it, but that didn't get in the way of her support.
No. It does not mean that you're not trans. I have a number of friends who are trans and have no interest in getting bottom surgery. Your relationship to your gender and to your body are yours and yours only. I see you. I support you. Please take care of yourself, and I wish you the absolute best.💛
@@boonewilliams5338 Johanna Goss says a transgender woman. She had surgery at 40 that before the surgery she felt as if she had a bandage that was tightening that made her feel uncomfortable but after the surgery she says that she felt freer as if she could breathe more as if a heavy weight was lifted from her above, lighter what do you think?
