Alternative Feminization Strategies : An Update and an Oppportunity

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So often when I speak to other t-folk it seems that really expensive surgeries and hair removal procedures are amongst the first topics to arise when it comes to actually helping our bodies come to be more like they we are inside. I'm not going to say that these things aren't effective, because they are... and painful... and costly.

If not only for myself, I find myself devoting myself to finding the most cost effective and spiritually uplifting means to transition. I just can't believe that people should have to spend so many of years of their lives slaving to realize what has been natural to so many TG people as early as childhood.

You may recall an earlier post asking if anyone had heard of using subliminal messaging to achieve any means of feminization. I have continued my personal work and research and have been very pleased by the results thus far. It's a bit too soon to say whether or not any physical changes have been made manifest considering that I've only been at it for a week to a week and a half, but I can say that spiritually I have been burning (that's good -- it means alive). My own journal contains more specific details on that. :) I'm also somewhat convinced that there are some changing parts of my body because they have sensations again to ... either new growth or healing if that makes any sense at all.

I have also expended my exploration from my homemade subliminal message techno-dance music tapes, to hypnosis to some positive ends. I have talked to a number of people about it and... although I had only encountered one feminization program (which I didn't particularly like due to condescending language), I did find quite a few that were available for genetic women seeking to enlarge their breasts or help regain some of their shape.

Curious, I emailed on of the physiotherapists who offers these recordings and asked if they would be just as applicable to transgender male => females, and he seemed optimistic in his response. I have since been using his breast enhancement hypo-therapy to rather rewarding ends. Thus far everything seems to be going as planned. I may soon begin taking photos with the web cam for documentation purposes. Sometimes while I feel different, it's also good to have photographic evidence. :)

As it turns out, the physiotherapist who developed the breast enhancement CD (as well as others which I didn't pay as much attention to), is planning to release a feminization CD for TG and TS people!!! I have been talking to him in e-mail for the past 5-6 days or so, and he just released posted the introduction web page a couple days ago. So far as I know, he's actually still refining it.

No less, he may still be looking for people to test the recordings in exchange for testimonials on the program. I've already signed up, but if there is still space up I just thought I'd open the door for all ye Live Journal folk. So far he's been a really nice, very positive person -- which is important I feel for something nice. :)

From personal experience I'd say that something like this will likely work best for those who like to listen to things, and are genuinely open to this kind of exploration. Also, he speaks with an accent so you have to appreciate New Zealand accents. lol

Take it or leave it, there's no money involved. I just wanted to reveal to the community what I've discovered.

Website URL:

http://www.nzhypnosis.com/hypnosis-feminization-cd.html

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my experience at the center for addiction and mental health.
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x-posted.

a fun question for you further along types

[bigscarypanda.livejournal.com]

ok, so my court date for my name change is in a few weeks, and i'm trying to get an idea of what it's going to be like. and how i should dress. and if i should invite all my friends, since it's a public hearing, and i fully intend on having a crazy party immediately after the hearing is over.

anyone have experiences they'd be willing to share? i'm just not sure what to expect. people in wisconsin would be particularly helpful to hear from, since that's where i live. thanks a bunch!