Been a while since I've posted a topic here. Yeah, I've been ill. Wasn't speaking properly or thinking straight and even acting weird but finally over it now and haven't felt better.
Well. I hope other people saw this documentary. It was shown on TVO the other day and it was a definite eye opener for me. Now, some may say that this board may sound like " yay for t women " but you know what...yeah....yay for t women. After what I saw I couldn't imagine what more to say.
The documentary was of a woman named Madison who went through the whole transition process. Now I tuned in during the middle of the documentary but got most of what her story was about. I'm not going to write out a lot but just state the biggest points I found interesting and a little shocking.
- Madison NEVER liked being a "male" She HATED the gender she was born
- Her transition was only 3 years. That was kinda like ..huh? Only 3 years?
- In the 3 years she only saw a neurologist, psychotherapist and cardiologist. I don't undertsand the cardiologist
- She had a boyfriend before she transitioned and is still with the guy after the change.
- Her operation was done in Montreal and was only 2 and half hours. Normally from the sounds of it its 4 hours or more so I don't get that either
- The cost of the operation was 16,000$ I thought the price was MUCH higher
and she achieved her transition on a low paying job.
After the documentary there was an online discussion people could join and even more interesting things were brought up.
Not all girls go through the final process. Some are happy just with the "look" but still have the drive to appear as female as possible. There was some talk of how its easier for women to become men and how its much harder for men to be women Then of course there are the double lives some have to live among other things.
Point is during the documentary Madison always said I know who I am and was so DETERMINED. I'd never seen anyone like that in my entire life. Yeah....I don't know what more to say than that except WOW!! The stuff that people have to go through. I'm still in shock.
Did anyone else see this documentary?
Well. I hope other people saw this documentary. It was shown on TVO the other day and it was a definite eye opener for me. Now, some may say that this board may sound like " yay for t women " but you know what...yeah....yay for t women. After what I saw I couldn't imagine what more to say.
The documentary was of a woman named Madison who went through the whole transition process. Now I tuned in during the middle of the documentary but got most of what her story was about. I'm not going to write out a lot but just state the biggest points I found interesting and a little shocking.
- Madison NEVER liked being a "male" She HATED the gender she was born
- Her transition was only 3 years. That was kinda like ..huh? Only 3 years?
- In the 3 years she only saw a neurologist, psychotherapist and cardiologist. I don't undertsand the cardiologist
- She had a boyfriend before she transitioned and is still with the guy after the change.
- Her operation was done in Montreal and was only 2 and half hours. Normally from the sounds of it its 4 hours or more so I don't get that either
- The cost of the operation was 16,000$ I thought the price was MUCH higher
and she achieved her transition on a low paying job.
After the documentary there was an online discussion people could join and even more interesting things were brought up.
Not all girls go through the final process. Some are happy just with the "look" but still have the drive to appear as female as possible. There was some talk of how its easier for women to become men and how its much harder for men to be women Then of course there are the double lives some have to live among other things.
Point is during the documentary Madison always said I know who I am and was so DETERMINED. I'd never seen anyone like that in my entire life. Yeah....I don't know what more to say than that except WOW!! The stuff that people have to go through. I'm still in shock.
Did anyone else see this documentary?


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