Relationships

The Faery in the Window
The moon was brighter than I thought. It shone right through the closed curtains of my room, illuminating them and my room brightly. My eyes struggled to adjust to the glow of the bedroom, as if the lights had been flicked on without warning. Dazed I searched for the source of what woke me, there had been a noise …
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Pride
Every challenge, every setback is a battle.
Prioritizing Self-Care Remember, self-care isn't selfish; it's essential. Schedule regular breaks, indulge in hobbies, and ensure sufficient sleep. A balanced life is crucial for mental and emotional well-being. Seek support from friends, family, or professionals when needed. Your mental health is as important as your physical health. Prioritize it.
By Iftikhar Akram2 years ago in Pride
Under the Lesser Light
"God made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night." (Genesis 1:16a - NIV)
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Pride
My Butterfly, My Sparkle
I never thought that I had a shine Never believed I would sparkle A thing of beauty passed before my eyes Enraptured I watched their wings,
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Pride
Release
Breathing once more, accepting what cannot be, and what is Feeling peace from letting go, I feel myself breathe deeply Did not think I could live if not with you, but I must
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Pride
X minutes to smile
I’m shaking with nervous energy I can’t quite understand or explain, even to myself. I pull my phone out of my pocket for what seems like the millionth time since arriving …
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Pride
I have never regretted being transgender.
I have never regretted being transgender. On the contrary, this is what I have always wanted, my dream has come true, and how can I regret it?
By Kathy2 years ago in Pride
Why Society Fears Transgender People: An Insider’s Truth That Will Change Your Perspective
At twenty-five, life feels like an endless field of discoveries. I’m diving into a world where identity and self-awareness are hot topics. One of those topics that hits home for everyone is how people treat transgender folks. As I explore this, I see society evolving and growing, yet still tangled in old stereotypes.
By Di Di2 years ago in Pride
Online dating.
Personally, I prefer online dating. On the Internet, we can have more choices, because our social circle is more fixed, we can contact fewer people, it is even more difficult to find the one we like. On the Internet, we can come into contact with all kinds of people, and the chance of meeting the right person is greater. Nowadays, there are many people who want to have transgender dating, but we don't seem to meet them in the real society. Perhaps, many people are too shy to tell others that they are transgender people. But online, where people don't know each other, people get bold.
By Kathy2 years ago in Pride
My Parent's
So, let me tell you a little story about my parents. They're pretty awesome, and honestly, sometimes I wonder how they ended up together because they're so different.
By Farida2 years ago in Pride
Looking for my love.
As a trans girl, I was always looking for my love. When I first officially became a woman, I was very afraid that I would never love in my life. So I did the stupid thing of hiding the fact that I was transgender before the date. Things went well at first, and I successfully started dating. But we both knew that wasn’t going to work, and it wasn’t long before my cover was blown.
By Kathy2 years ago in Pride
Trans women are human too.
Trans women are human too, and what's wrong with a person pursuing someone they like? In general, when a person flirts with another person, it means that the person has a crush on that other person and is interested in him. And then the person chooses the way to flirt. If you met someone you like, wouldn't you want to talk to him?
By Kathy2 years ago in Pride