/r/TransLater
While /r/asktransgender and other trans groups are great, some of us have families, partners, careers, and all the other trappings of not being in our 20s any more. Here's somewhere to talk about these things and the issues we face in transitioning. This is not a fetish group or a place for chasers, crossdressers and posts attracting chasers are highly discouraged. Please be aware of our rules. Note that all new accounts will be moderated. Onlyfans and thirst traps are not allowed here.
While /r/asktransgender and other trans groups are great, some of us have families, partners, careers, and all the other trappings of not being in our 20s any more. Here's somewhere to talk about these things and the issues we face in transitioning. Please be aware of our rules. Note that all new accounts will be moderated.
/r/TransLater
First of all, I don't have many femme clothes and nothing that's really "party" material. I have casual tops and jeans, and maybe some pants that can work for corporate environments. I have ballet flats, a pair of wedge heeled shoes, and one with a chunky heel.
I'm not looking for a date or anything, just want to chill by myself and listen to music. Do I need to buy a pair of stilettos? Find a evening style dress?
I am transitioning male to female. I have a son who is 7. I am wondering if anyone could recommend shows or movies that would be a way to expose my son to the idea of what being trans means. It doesn't have to be the main plot of the show. I just don't want a documentary that he is going to tune out or get bored. But something we can watch together and then use it as a jumping point to discuss it more in detail. Unfortunately I haven't found the Bluey episode about being trans yet. As an example, we used the movie Nimona on Netflix as a way to talk about what being gay means as the main character is in a gay relationship which is made very clear. For those of you who may ask, I haved talked to him about what being trans means in general terms a few times. I just think if I could say something like "Do you remember ___ from that show/movie?" And then go from there to build on it.