Wow girl You took what would normally be a debilitating situation and used it as an opportunity to start a new life. I only hope I can be half as strong as I begin my transition. You are such an inspiration!
Wow... That's the most inspiring video I've seen so far. You are simply amazing. I wished I had just an ounce of your courage and positivity. Truly awesome!
I can only imagine! I am on a similar road myself. Seeing this, lets me know that there are people Kicking Major Ass! (their own way)! So thank you! :D
Hi Claire, I have been one of your faithful subscribers for some time now. Yet this has been the first time I've watched this video. Oh how I wish I could have been able to know you when you were living in Ann Arbor - which is 2 (Two) hours from where I live. At that time in my life I was struggling with my gender dysphoria. I am 60+ years of age and had struggled all of my life knowing I have always done everything female and having not been able to know anyone who could tell me where or how I could get the help I needed. It was several years ago now that my gender dysphoria became so bad I could no longer *NOT* do anything. I do not know how else to describe it. All I know is that my gender dysphoria has been the absolute worst thing that I have ever experienced. And, yes, I cried so very much during my struggle not knowing where or from whom I could get the help I have needed all of my life. Especially growing up in school where I was bullied and beaten. In High School I was the only "boy" who I just naturally always carried my school books the very same way all of the girls carried their school books. Yes, I did notice that how I was carrying my books was not the way all of the boys carried their books yet I Just Could *Not* change how I was carrying my books even though it got me bullied and beaten so badly at times that I was knocked out and came to looking up from the floor. I did have 7 authentically real friends who accepted me for who I am and tried to protect me but even they were not always able to be around. At home I was not able to talk with my parents because they had absolutely refused to allow me to do anything female. That really hurt during the years before I went into male puberty when I was so very terrified of having to go through that. And there was no such thing as a Red or Blue Pill that I could choose to swallow to avoid going through male puberty. Those were some of the worst years of my life. Currently I am in my 8th (Eighth) Month of living full-time as a woman. And today is my 26th Day of being on my Male t Female Hormones. I came out while still living in a small town. I had been so very scared yet I have not had anyone not accept me. Thank-you for sharing your life. You have sincerely helped me.
Hey Claire, hope you are safe and well. This video popped up on the recommendations from YT and it made me smile because it was one of the first videos I watched just over 2 years ago after I realized I was trans. Thank you
Hi Claire I just subscribed and hope your transition and move to Seattle goes well for you. Your voice and face are very feminine and I believe you'll do well.
As someone much older than you, your voice sounds fine, though you did start to have a minor (very minor) raspyness coming in as your video progressed. Excellent first video, honest, rationale thoughts, mostly positive and well thought out. Joy to you as your transition progresses.....namaste
I like your Name. I dont think it would fit me, but its certainly one realy nice sounding one. 7 years ago, I hope it workes out for you now. Im sorry for you having to deal whit that type of Parents.
![MtF Transition [Day 148]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/p0C_XorZUsM/mqdefault.jpg)
Wow girl You took what would normally be a debilitating situation and used it as an opportunity to start a new life. I only hope I can be half as strong as I begin my transition. You are such an inspiration!
How exciting! You're embarking on a journey both physical and mental. How exciting! Your voice sounds fine to me~!
You’ve change a lot for the best over the years :)
Wow. You've come SO far. I'm glad I watched this. This gives me hope. Even here you were lovely. Blessings
it’s so great to come back to this video and see your progress! So happy for you!
Wow and just look at how far you've come. Im amazed at all you have accomplished. You are most definitely an inspiration.
Very inspiring intro vlog! You have come a long way! 😊💖🎶
Wow, just seeing where you were at this point versus now is amazing. I’m so happy for you!
Wow... That's the most inspiring video I've seen so far. You are simply amazing. I wished I had just an ounce of your courage and positivity. Truly awesome!
Very courageous and down to earth. Awesome!!! :D
I can only imagine! I am on a similar road myself. Seeing this, lets me know that there are people Kicking Major Ass! (their own way)! So thank you! :D
Wow, so brave and courageous to make a move like that!
Hi Claire, I have been one of your faithful subscribers for some time now. Yet this has been the first time I've watched this video. Oh how I wish I could have been able to know you when you were living in Ann Arbor - which is 2 (Two) hours from where I live. At that time in my life I was struggling with my gender dysphoria. I am 60+ years of age and had struggled all of my life knowing I have always done everything female and having not been able to know anyone who could tell me where or how I could get the help I needed.
It was several years ago now that my gender dysphoria became so bad I could no longer *NOT* do anything. I do not know how else to describe it. All I know is that my gender dysphoria has been the absolute worst thing that I have ever experienced. And, yes, I cried so very much during my struggle not knowing where or from whom I could get the help I have needed all of my life. Especially growing up in school where I was bullied and beaten. In High School I was the only "boy" who I just naturally always carried my school books the very same way all of the girls carried their school books. Yes, I did notice that how I was carrying my books was not the way all of the boys carried their books yet I Just Could *Not* change how I was carrying my books even though it got me bullied and beaten so badly at times that I was knocked out and came to looking up from the floor. I did have 7 authentically real friends who accepted me for who I am and tried to protect me but even they were not always able to be around.
At home I was not able to talk with my parents because they had absolutely refused to allow me to do anything female. That really hurt during the years before I went into male puberty when I was so very terrified of having to go through that. And there was no such thing as a Red or Blue Pill that I could choose to swallow to avoid going through male puberty. Those were some of the worst years of my life.
Currently I am in my 8th (Eighth) Month of living full-time as a woman. And today is my 26th Day of being on my Male t Female Hormones. I came out while still living in a small town. I had been so very scared yet I have not had anyone not accept me.
Thank-you for sharing your life. You have sincerely helped me.
Unconditional love and profound recognition from NL , Daisy 🙏
So Beautiful! ❤❤❤
Hey Claire, hope you are safe and well. This video popped up on the recommendations from YT and it made me smile because it was one of the first videos I watched just over 2 years ago after I realized I was trans. Thank you
You are amazing girl. :)
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I'm curious to hear yer music.
My heart goes out to you. Subbed.
Hi Claire I just subscribed and hope your transition and move to Seattle goes well for you. Your voice and face are very feminine and I believe you'll do well.
I remember this video!
Nice
Born in Howell raised in Ann Arbor moved westward toward Westland Ypsilanti area
cool video
As someone much older than you, your voice sounds fine, though you did start to have a minor (very minor) raspyness coming in as your video progressed. Excellent first video, honest, rationale thoughts, mostly positive and well thought out. Joy to you as your transition progresses.....namaste
Are You from the U.P??
I like your Name. I dont think it would fit me, but its certainly one realy nice sounding one.
7 years ago, I hope it workes out for you now. Im sorry for you having to deal whit that type of Parents.
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Holy crud
Omg your from Michigan ???
Hi Claire
how are you doing today .