Hello!

[Kenz]

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kenz, if you couldn't tell from my Display Name. I started this forum as a response to a transgender conference my boyfriend and I went to. There was a Partners in Process group, which focused primarily on the needs of the partner rather than the trans* person. So I pretty much got hooked on that idea.

My boyfriend is a pre-op, pre-T FTM. I am a lesbian. Kind of an oxymoron, don't you think? But it doesn't disrupt our relationship, so it isn't a problem.

I hope to get to know some of you!

[alexmatthew]

Hi!
I'm Alex. I am transgender myself (ftm) and I am engaged to the love of my life. She's bisexual and well she loves me! I am pre-op and not on any hormones Yet!
Sometimes for us, it's hard. For example, I don't let her touch me in 'those places' just yet, I'm not ready and she understands that. Which I love.
She's been there for me through thick and thin and I couldn't be more thankful!
She is my life!

[sicklypretty]

Hey!
My names Rae im bisexual and ive been with with the love of my life for almost a year now, hes amazing i couldnt ask for better! He is FTM and i think he is perfect. But there are some days when its stressful especially when hes haveing a tough day. I wish somedays i could help him to be happier with himself and days when thinking about him going for surgery terrifies me. I support him 100% with anything he want or needs to do its just scary sometimes. So thank you so much for creating this site im looking forward to being able to speak with people about certain things and more! Thank you! ;D

[axislex]

Hi my name is Lex. I'm very happy to be here. My partner is FTM transitioning, about three weeks into T. I'm a lesbian but am fully accepting of the fact that I love who I love and that person happens not to be a woman. My situation is complicated by distance and time difference as I'm in the States and he's in Japan for work. I wish I could be sharing this experience with him and sometimes not being together is hard but I know we have a strong love. I'm thankful that people here will be able to relate to me and vice versa. It'd be gret to talk once and a while. Thanks. Be well

[axislex]

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[twigs]

Hi! My name is Mariana and I'm in a wonderful relationship with my pre-op MTF boyfriend Apollo. I'm bisexual, and I'm completely comfortable with him; however, there are times that his dysphoria will get the best if him that causes stress to the relationship. I love spending time with him and we strongly believe that we are meant for each other. I honestly feel that I need someone to talk to and someone to listen to, so I'm just putting myself out there. I'd love to hear your advice/stories/experiences.

[4theluvofatransman]

My name is Maggie. I'm a lesbian and I'm engaged to my wonderful fiance Addison who is FTM. He has been on T for six months now and is still pre-op. My display name is a wacky version of my blog name on tumblr. fortheloveofatransman.tumblr.com. Addison is going through an open transition which makes my life 100x easier. I'm able to talk about it and answer question people have with out the shaming. We live together and have a beautiful little puppy named Julez. I'm an open book so feel free to ask away!

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[brandi]

Hello! My name is Brandi, and my partner is a pre-op, pre-T FTM. He has appointments and will hopefully be starting testosterone in May. I identify (and always have) as a lesbian. This is making things a little confusing. I'm completely supportive, but sometimes wonder what that means for me and my identity, you know? The other thing that makes us a little different is that we're in our thirties, I'm 33 and he's 36. Everyone else seems to be so young! I'm looking forward to seeing the experiences that others are having and getting to know some of you!