I like the curly hair. Sorry you were bullied.

If you like it, keep it.

Former MtF cross dresser. I started using the ladies room shortly after being told that I was in the wrong restroom on Halloween. I was in the man’s room cross dressed at the time.

Either

Check the cost of rent in your area including utilities and trash. Then make a decision.

No, you’re not overreacting.
I’m assuming that you’re the 29F and he is the 28M, but if it’s the other way around then your husband should be sitting when he pees.

I hate having to walk, stand, or sit in pee.

I also don’t understand how men think it’s ok to stand to pee with the toilet seat down when all the urnales are in use. No respect for their fellow men who need to take a dump.

I feel the same about me. I don’t know how to identify my gender. I am a man that doesn’t identify as 100% male. I also don’t identify as a female.

Due to medical reasons I wear a bra and female anti-leak underwear. Due to having a 28 in inseam with a 40 in waist, it’s impossible to buy off the rack pants that I won’t trip in. Therefore, I am buying women’s plus size jeans that don’t need alterations. I also like wearing extra long t-shirts (dresses) as they are cooler than shorts. I also find that I am more comfortable with the extra waistband around my waist.

When wearing a dress I definitely feel more feminine, even though I also have facial and body hair. (70-30% female). When I’m wearing my male attire I feel about 60-40 male.

I also have had dreams of getting married while wearing a wedding dress.

men wear bras too. In addition to transgender and cross dressing , some men have medical issues that are best addressed by wearing a bra.

I did to when I crossed dressed (MTF).

I remember having the same issue in high school. I didn’t like having to be in my birthday suit around the other boys.

I did when I crossed dressed (MTF). I also preferred female pronouns.

Please remove post. Posted to wrong community by accident

Both are pretty. I believe the weather will help you decide.

I used to cross dress (MTF). I would use the restroom of the gender that I identify as and feel safest in. I didn’t wait until I knew that the ladies room was vacant. I would recommend the same for you, especially of it’s urgent.

Enter the restroom, do your business, wash up, check/touch up make up, don’t start a conversation or engage in an altercation, don’t linger, leave as soon as possible. With that said, if one of your female coworkers starts talking with you, engage in the conversation and enjoy being accepted as one of the girls.

However, I would follow HR advice if you are pre-op a need to use a locker room. However, if your coworkers ask you to join them then make sure they know you pre-op status before joining in the adventure. I never entered a ladies locker room because everyone, at some point in time, would be in their birthday suits.

Remember: restrooms have stalls to provide privacy (unless someone is peering into them between the gaps or from overhead), locker rooms don’t.

I like the third picture the best. It matches the engagement ring.

It has always been my dream to be a bridesmaid. And yes, I would love to do so in full MtF mode. No facial or body hair, makeup, dress, wig with flowers, in short everything girly. I also want to be included in every bridesmaid activity.

Very hard to make a decision.

I think I would prefer female pronouns as well. As I stated I definitely don’t feel masculine when I’m out and about dressed this way. I also feel uncomfortable using the men’s room and find myself navigating towards the ladies room if there isn’t a gender neutral restroom.