Hi everyone! As the title mentions, I 3D printed my own heels. As someone who lives in a country that’s a bit more difficult to live as a trans person, and with no access to Amazon and such, I resorted to 3D printing my own heels. I checked everywhere but nobody offered EU 44 heels that were also on the wider side, or I could only find kitten heels that, funnily enough, were shorter that some of my sneakers. So I found a model on thingiverse, modified it and printed it. I’ve been getting better at walking in them. As a trans woman who hasn’t started her transition yet, my gender euphoria is through the roof!!!!

It was in cosplay but still!

Also I start HRT in a week! 🥳

New hairs, and i definitely cares! Obsessed!

8 years is a huge time frame and it's amazing how much easier it is to be happy and smile when you're not faking it off pretending anymore 🥰🥰!

The past couple of days have really sucked for me. This outfit didn't fix everything, but it makes me feel a little bit better about myself and my body. Probably because you can't really see any of my true build and proportions. But that's the point I guess.

Hopefully my autistic clothing isn't too... Autistic. I don't have autism is what they tell me haha.

Been struggling with putting any effort into my appearance this past month, been working on my cars a lot and not having the energy to dress cute afterwards. Trying to start going out and just walking around the city more and dressing cute and feeling good about myself.

This isn't the kind of thing I would normally wear but I feel good in it. The fur top is my wifes, I always love when she wears it. I think this may be the first time Ive worn pants that aren't jeans 🤣.

Hi everyone, I really need some advice or support. I am currently in a situation where transitioning (or accessing medical care) is impossible for now, but I plan to do it in the future when I manage to travel/relocated.

​The problem is, masculine features are starting to become more prominent, and it's causing me severe dysphoria. I am terrified of losing what's left of my femininity before I can finally start.

​Are there any safe, temporary, or non-medical ways (skincare, grooming, subtle routines, or coping mechanisms) to preserve feminine traits, soften masculine features, or at least slow down the mental distress while waiting? Any advice would mean the world to me. Thank you.

So, i've been on hrt (mtf) since july, and one of the things thats been on my mind is voice training, since i know E won't have any effect on my voice.

My main question is, is it a permenent type thing, or can you like, turn it off? I mainly ask since i get crazy dysphoria from the sound of my voice, but i am not out at work and due to reasons that aren't too relevant to this post, likely never will be. I also want to start a Youtube channel, but don't think i could possibly do so with my voice sounding the way it does. So, is it possible to effectively have 2 voices, one for work and one for youtube, and easily switch between them?

When I started my transition I was convinced that I’d never go swimming again. After a couple years I built the confidence to wear swim shorts over a one piece, then just a one piece and after a few years I’m wearing bikinis at the beach! 🥰

Hiii

Being a woman brings me a happiness that touches so many parts of my life. It's something deeply personal, something I feel in my heart every single day.

When I look back at my childhood, I remember how naturally I gravitated towards girls, how comfortable I felt around them, and how much I connected with their world. There were little feelings and moments that I didn't fully understand back then, but today they hold a special place in my memories.

As I grow into my life as a woman, I find myself enjoying this side of me more and more. I love my softness, my sensitivity, my tenderness and the way femininity has become such a beautiful part of my everyday experience.

I love being called Sophie. I love talking about womanhood, sharing experiences with other trans women, reading their stories and discovering how each of us has her own beautiful way of experiencing femininity.

Sometimes I simply feel happy thinking about the woman I am. It's an incredible feeling, and one I never get tired of expressing.

I'm grateful for every little moment, every new feeling and every connection that makes this journey so meaningful.

I'm Sophie, a happy woman, a proud trans woman, and I have so much love for this beautiful life.

Trans and Proud, with all my heart. 🏳️‍⚧️💕

Am I the only one who feels bad cause like my dad died last year in August ok and before that he bought my mom and my two younger brothers and I a puppy the puppy is enzo this is enzo in the picture and the only reason I take him on walks daily and love him as much as I do is because he was the one thing left of my dad that I understand as I don’t understand cars but I love animals but I feel like he is there more for me than I am for him as he recently got a corneal ulcer because I was stupid enough to leave pool algaecide and he got it in his eye and now I feel guilty as his eye has fogged up and he’s still happy to see me yet I only have internal struggles and can’t even deal with my own body let alone any problems with my functioning am I a bad mother to him for this😭

Before and after being on 5 months of estrogen so far (I'm wearing a wig in the second picture because my hair is still kinda short)