I received an email the other day, asking that I post this Guide to Sexual Reassignment Surgery on this page, and rather than explain that I really didn't post anything on Trans Honey anymore, I figured I'd read it over, and it seemed worthwhile, I'd go ahead and post it. So I did, and it did, so here is a link to an SRS Guide, for those who want to read it.
https://www.junomedical.com/en/sex-reassignment-surgery-guide.
otherwise, for what it's worth, about 50 people a day still visit this site (which strikes me as odd since it never changes.....). I'm doing OK. I've legally changed my name and my gender marker and am going through some struggles, but I'm healthy and relatively sane, and I have a job and am in school again (finishing up in a couple weeks-yeah!!!!!!), so things are basically OK
I tell some folks the same advice I tell myself sometimes "get to a place that's safe and stay there". For some people that place includes surgery, and hopefully this is of some little help on your journey to a safe place.
Transformations to the fairer sex in a generally tasteful and humorous vein, but yes dear, it's one of those blogs
I may be responsible for your hits. Years ago I started a Portal Blog featuring Trans Blogs, and yours was one of the ones I listed.
ReplyDeleteI too have since transitioned, and pay little attention to updating it, but I still get lots of hits, so so do you :-) Though I do plan on updating it one of these days with more and newer blogs. As soon as I can figure out where I wrote down the password :-)
Sorry about the introduction on it. Different time of my life. I'll change that too when I can.
http://ultimatetranny.blogspot.com
cool about your transitioning, I took a look at the portal and it looked like a lot of people have transitioned. I guess it just seems hard at the time. Or maybe people who blog about it really have a very strong need to transition, and it doesn't matter how hard it really is. Anyways, nice to hear from you Bunny.
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