I am a transgender woman , I am 61 and I have been dreaming of this time in my life for a long time, I thank you all for giving me so much confidence

I’ve been living “full time” as female for over 6 years. I started my public transition about two years before I was officially on HRT. It wasn’t easy but it was made easier because I lived in and area where LGBT where mostly accepted. I still have anxiety about being in public and “passing” as female, partially because I spent most of my life living as male.
I also still hesitate to use public bathrooms unless I’m in a safe place.

Good luck to all my transgender sisters and brothers out there
The road isn’t easy, but it’s much easier when we support each other.
Nothing in life worth doing is easy.

my younger sibling whos 14 just came out as mtf and this video i think will help her a lot to feel more comfortable

Any trans men watching this in 2019?  I support my mtf comrades 😘

I hope my transition goes as well as yours. I genuinely would have never guessed you were transgender if I wasn't watching a video about how to transition

I'm 47 and I've been a closet crossdresser since I was 12, save for my solo trips where I go total en femme.  Just took a lesson on how to put on my makeup by a lovely lady.  It's a slow process, and I'm on a budget, but I'm loving this journey so far.

I gotta shave in the morning! I haven't started laser removal yet but I can't wait I hate shaving.

It legit took me about 2 years to get on hormones and an extra 4 months to get anti androgens...it's an arduous battle

I'm a high school teacher and I'm thankful for those videos. Teenagers are trying to find out who they are and from time to time you come across one who is thinking about transitionning and I'm glad I can understand it better through the people who are sharing their experience through youtube so kudos to you guys !

Loving the fact that they raised the minimum age required for HRT. Makes me feel really great that I’m gonna have to wait until my body is fully masculine before finally being allowed to try and make it go the other way.

Thank you so much for this video. My girlfriend of 3 years (we were dating as boyfriend/girlfriend) just came out to me as transgender last night and im watching a lot of videos to give her some ideas to help her feel more comfortable with herself. We are going to get our ears pierced and im going to surprise her with getting her nails done! ☺

Thank you! I'm male to female transgender and I'm planning to see a therapist, I just want to be my true self. I don't want to hide anymore.🌈

This helps because I'm becoming trans from male to female

I transitioned at 63, I’m 71 now, believe me, I’ve NEVER been happier in my entire life, it’s never to late to live your best life

For walking, I would also recommend that you focus on keeping your feet more aligned and your legs closer together.  It sounds silly,  but it might help to walk while imagining that you're holding a marble between your butt cheeks.  Remember that you as a woman should walk more with your hips and not your shoulders the way men do.

As far as feminizing your voice, remember that women do not use conjunctions nearly as much as men do.  Women are also far more expressive.  For example,  notice when Casey speaks her voice is very emotive, it changes tone within a single sentence.  Also, words should be fully and properly pronounced and vowel sounds should more rounded.  For example, when practicing words with an "O" sound, look in a mirror and make sure that your lips are almost in the shape of an "O" as you're saying the word.  Further more, certain consonants should be softened when spoken, such as the soft consonants like the letters "F" and "S".  Then finally,  please understand that a feminine voice is not always about the pitch of your voice.  If you try to go from a baritone to a soprano you will very much sound like a falsetto and no one wants to sound like anything other than their true selves.  When speaking, try taking your voice up half an octave, or just ever so slightly upwards and use the tips that I've previously mentioned.  This will take lots of practice and you can do so in your car when driving or when you're home alone.  What I did was repeat speeches that I knew by heart like The Gettysburg Address, or The Preamble To The Constitution, or The 23rd Psalms.  Remember to practice, practice, practice and eventually you will find YOUR voice.

I’m still in the process of questioning but each day I feel more and more as if I am trans. I’ve been having a really hard time and I’ve been doing a bunch of research. I’m not ready to tell my doctor or family and the only person I’ve told that I’m questioning is my best friend. I’m gonna watch any videos you have about it because this one was super helpful.

wow i was born incorrectly , took me 30 year to realize through a life of absolute missery being told by everyone around me who i have to be.
you look amazing and have definitly inspired me 🌈!!!

I don’t feel comfortable in my body and know that I see myself as a girl, this helped a lot, thanks.

your makeup game is on point hooooh

I know this is an 8-year-old video, but the part where you were talking about learning to walk like a female made me remember something from my past and was able to make some connections. I remember being told by one of my friends to stop walking like you're gay. His dad is kind of a bigot, but snapped out of it, and later had a gay roommate. I go into my kitchen and do the walking exercise and realized that's how I've been walking for a long time. I think I've been unaware of so many things during my lif, and now that I'm seeing these things, it makes more sense.