Transition process

Below are links to key posts I’ve written that document my transition process. Everyone transitions in their own way, but I hope this page provides a helpful summary of steps that might also be a part of the journey for other transguys.


I started my transition in October, 2007. My RLE started January 1, 2008.


I started testosterone on April 2, 2008.

More in the Testosterone category »



I had top surgery on April 29, 2008.

More in the Chest Surgery category »



I received my legal change of name document on July 15, 2008.


I had a revision to my top surgery on February 13, 2009.

More in the Chest Surgery category »



I had a hysterectomy on March 12, 2009.

More in the Hysterectomy category »



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About

I’m just another Gender Outlaw and this is my personal FTM transition journal. My blog is an important personal development tool: I use it to track and observe the complex, challenging and wondrous aspects of transcending gender. I’m thrilled to know that others find this public navigation helpful.

I’m 35 years old, and live in rural British Columbia, Canada with my longtime girlfriend. I was diagnosed with GID when I was five years old, but I didn’t think of myself as transgender until October, 2007. You can learn more about my transition process here.

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