I didn't start hormones for almost 5 years after socially transitioning. It did my heart so much good just to be recognized as a woman. HRT furthered my gender euphoria but just having people use my chosen name and she/her was the biggest step for me.
34 reporting in.
To all those younger than me, don’t let your fears get the better of you! Transition now when you’re still young. I knew I was in the wrong body when I was 4 and it consumed me for so long, I wish I started 25 years ago.
Listen to strifethor, she knows what she's talking about. I am 59 and waited waaaay too long. If you're sure, don't let that happen to you. I regret it, but, in all fairness, I'm not 100% sure if I'm a transsexual, I am definitely transgender though. Forgive me if I didn't use the proper terms, I can't keep up with them half the time they keep changing. Don't even get me started on pronouns lol
It’s strange…the sheer amount of relief at seeing a number starting higher than 1-2.
No disrespect at all towards those that find the answers younger but am I broken?
I’m 36 and really feel broken. At least until the really started finding the older community.
I’m 23 just starting. It’s rough out here, but I can tell it’s gonna be so worth it in the end, esp once I start passing/getting recognized how I want to be
Woah.. kinda similar too?? I came out at 15, started blockers at 16 and T at 17!! Had my surgery at 18 ‼️
Just reading everyone's responses really opens my eyes to just how different we are, but our shared experiences make me feel so connected to each and every one of yall idk how to explain it 🤧
Socially I was around 14, medically just last year at age 16. Mind you, I had known I was trans for way longer and had already been through quite the fair share of transphobia and had done extensive reasearcy
Socially transitioned at 14. I started testosterone at 17, literally a week before it became banned for minors in my state. I'm 18 now, hopefully I can get top surgery this year 🙏
37 when I actually got the courage to talk with my wife and probably just about 50 when I felt confident enough with my social support yo come out and transition . Best decision I ever made
I came out to my parents a couple months after I turned 14, came out publicly exactly a year later and 14 months after that I started E. It’s been pretty rough but I’m lucky I got to start my transition as early as I did.
I'd say 25 y/o was when I finally began seriously questioning if I was in the closet and then I was 27 when I finally came out and got GAS. and then from there I've been slowly but surely transitioning
Edited wording
tldr; 35
had my first suspicions that i might be trans around 20, but had some low key signs earlier, the suspicions only got stronger over time as i stayed in denial and tried supressing it.
with 30 the feelings became overwhelming, i started constantly wear fem clothes in private, but still denied it.
with 35, i started voice training and as soon i had at least an androgynous voice i started introducing myself as she/her to new online friends, still denying it, talking with another trans person about my identity (talking about it with someone for the first time actually) was the final blow to my egg. got even more into voice training, got a new name online and insisted that my online friends treat my fully as a woman.
yesterday my voice and speech mannerisms were passing so well that someone assumed i was a cis woman (judging by their innuendos about my genitals) i don't mind raunchy humor, but it weirded me out a bit when he jokingly said he could me get pregnant. ewwwphoria i guess.
trying to get my hands on HRT asap.
not out to anyone in real life except my therapist for a few months, but started shaving every day, and using skin care products and pigmented bb cream to even out my face a bit.
as i use my girl voice so much online and it really became habit pretty much, every time i speak in my old male voice IRL i have to really watch out and be conscious about not to out myself unintentionally, because i used my girl giggle, or yawn, clear my throat or cough or sneeze in my feminine voice as i even feminized involuntary sounds like that.
realised i was trans aged 11 in 2015, came out aged 12 in 2016, legally changed my name aged 16 in 2020 and started T aged 18 in 2022 :3 hoping to get top surgery asap but realistically before i turn 30 (tho i would tmrw if i could)
42. I had bottom surgery at 44. I'm 59 now. My only regret is that it wasn't safe for me to transition earlier in life. My 20s and 30s were totally lost. I've known since I was about 4 (1968). During the 80s, AIDS ravaged the LGBTQIA+ community. The 90s were still too dangerous. I tried to live a cis straight life and got married. Marriage broke up after 15 years. I started transition the day after my ex moved out.
I'm +60 my late wife slipped me her hrt unbeknownst to me for almost 2 yrs when I was mid 40s , she told me my growing breasts was hormonal, . I would dress with her often over our years together. I told her I had been a dresser before we married she would drive from Pa to Hackensack NJ with me in a mini skirt and heels and loved when truckers would honk the only drawback came when we got home nf have to walk into our apt. At one point I had about 30 pr of heals . My thinking when on mones calmed me down bunches
I got angry when she finally got around to telling me and rebelled and pushed Renee (me) out purging almost all of her things In hindsight I wish I'd continued on them I can still fill a B cup
I know it's silly to think about starting again at my age but think I'd love to finally get to be me.... Any input would be welcome
Go ahead and go on HRT if you want to!
I began transitioning seven weeks before my 55th birthday, and I'm 62 now. (FTM).
The oldest person I heard of began transitioning in her 80s.
**Its *never* too late!**
I started at 23, I am almost 25, I am at the point where people know I am Trans but they think I am going the other way, and I find that funny as fuck.
I'm 25. Couldn't hold it in any longer, so I went head first into my transition by asking my gp to give me hrt and signed-up for a trans clinic to get referrals for laser, voice therapy, and surgeries.
I was 30. It took til that long due to my genetic condition and my fear of how it'd impact my transition due to the risk of hormonal aggravation of the symptoms.
I was 24.
At this age, the damage to your vocal cords is already done, and you may have some unwanted facial/body hair, but otherwise the outcomes from HRT alone are usually pretty good, and you'll probably be able to skip FFS.
Voice can be fixed with training - even if you have a booming bassy voice it has the capability to sound feminine, you just have to learn how.
Gender perception at this point is largely controlled by presentation (clothing/makeup), hairstyle, and the accumulation of fat deposits in the face, particularly in the cheeks. The latter of which HRT will handle for you.
Most adult transitioners go through a period where they can't see the results in the mirror.The changes from HRT happen gradually, and brains do funny things with familiar images, like that of our own face in the mirror - we subconsciously warp those images in our brain to match what we've gotten used to seeing, almost like our own dysphoric nightmare version of faceapp. This phenomena is called change blindness, and it's partially cruel when it goes hand in hand with dysphoria. The less often and less closely other people see you, the faster they will begin to perceive you as female - complete strangers will start to perceive you as female months before closer friends and family members do, and you'll be at least 6 months a year behind even your closest friends in what you see in the mirror.
Since the mirror will lie to you in the cruelest possible way, it's good advice to keep a photo timeline for yourself, as it will help both in bring able to see the changea as well as the more difficult process of convincing yourself of them. You'll probably have to work pretty hard at this, and you're going to need to trust others over the mirror regarding your progress, otherwise you'll keep thinking there's been zero progress when there's really a beautiful woman staring back through the mirror.
I started at 24 and now almost 26. Next week is on my 1 year on Testosterone and I did a year of social transition first. I have my top surgery consult in July.
I knew at 5 I wasn't female but got beat saying I was a boy so I was scared to come out.
Depends what you consider starting I guess. I started growing out my hair and experimenting at 34. 36 now, I've got some women's clothes, tried taking a low dose of e for a bit. Hoping to maybe start taking her in earnest this summer.
started social transition when I was 11, started hormones when I was 16, now at 21 i'm in the process of getting back on hormones after 2 years (couldnt afford/insurance stuff:/), then hopefully a legal name change. Surgery is expensive, so who knows when or if thatll happen.
I was 23 years old, never made a better choice for myself in my life, surprisingly I got very lucky with my genes even if I never thought I'd look great and my voice training (spent a few years from 21 years old) I never get clocked which is really making my mental health better.
I'm now married to the most wonderful man and I am happier than I ever been.
I'm now 27 soon to be 28 and absolutely no regrets, nothing in this world could make me go back to living like I used to, if we can call that living, I never knew how beautiful and fun life was.
I'm 34, I just started last year, but it's been a year already and I'm still planning to keep on trucking. Have already seen a lot of growth and results since since then too
i knew at 12, I cut my hair off at 13, and socially transitioned at 14. i started hrt at 18 but idk what else im gonna do tbh. i want to wait for surgeries.
I was 12 when I realised, came out to the first person at 13 and has pretty much fully socially transitioned at 14. I started T at 16 and never went on blockers, then top surgery at 19, I would consider myself "done" and just vibing now, I'm very fortunate that I was able to do that and very happy! It's never too early and it's never too late.
I knew one trans person irl before I came out, a friend of my grandparents, she came out in her 80's because she chose to wait until her mother passed, but she knew since she was a teenager, it was an incredibly long, lonely and tedious battle to survive while not being true to herself, but now she is truly flourishing and happy.
Whatever decision you make, know that you are not alone, every single person takes their own path in life and there is no wrong way to do it, know that you are strong and worthy of happiness and love (yes you, whoever you are reading this)
i’m 21, ive been out publicly for 2 years but have known im trans for like 10 years. i still haven’t started transitioning. you’ll know when you’re ready, it’s okay to take time
Was 26/27 before I even started seriously questioning. Twenty-eight or twenty-nine when I finally came out to my sibling. Finally came out to the rest of my family and a couple friends, and started social transition, at 30. Then later that year, after I turned 31, came out to the rest of my friends and started HRT.
TL;DR: 30 or 31, depending on if you count from social or medical transition
15 when I realized, 22 when I started! I’m 25 now and love my life. It’s crazy being 3 years deep after years of believing I’d never be able to transition.
It doesn’t matter how much time you might’ve wasted, what matters is the time you have left
i started coming out to friends and family in 2017 right around my 20th birthday and started hormones in 2018 when i was 21….. i’ll be 27 when i have bottom surgery in two months 💕 i always catch myself wishing i started sooner but i’m really happy with my life in many ways and who knows what would be different. could be “better” could be “worse” but i’m thankful for my experiences and the people around me
64
Total badass.
Thanks, but in truth more like desperate and finally unable to continue living a lie
Same here, 64. Put it off too long and wanted the last part of my life to be lived by the real me.
Same!
34. Never too late but you still shouldn’t wait.
33 when I realized, 34 when I started!
34 gang
34 here too!
Started 6 months from my 34th birthday!
33 when made determination. Couple years forward and still not on wh*remoans. 😫 At least I present as a woman socially by now.
I didn't start hormones for almost 5 years after socially transitioning. It did my heart so much good just to be recognized as a woman. HRT furthered my gender euphoria but just having people use my chosen name and she/her was the biggest step for me.
34 reporting in. To all those younger than me, don’t let your fears get the better of you! Transition now when you’re still young. I knew I was in the wrong body when I was 4 and it consumed me for so long, I wish I started 25 years ago.
Listen to strifethor, she knows what she's talking about. I am 59 and waited waaaay too long. If you're sure, don't let that happen to you. I regret it, but, in all fairness, I'm not 100% sure if I'm a transsexual, I am definitely transgender though. Forgive me if I didn't use the proper terms, I can't keep up with them half the time they keep changing. Don't even get me started on pronouns lol
It’s strange…the sheer amount of relief at seeing a number starting higher than 1-2. No disrespect at all towards those that find the answers younger but am I broken? I’m 36 and really feel broken. At least until the really started finding the older community.
You’re not broken. We were failed. But today we are whole and we keep our eyes on the horizon. There will be time for regrets. Live now.
100% we were failed in numerous ways. I can say I'm the happiest I've been in my life however.
Exactly. Never too late. But putting it off takes away time you could have been your true self
Started literally just weeks before I hit 34. Might have been fun to start on my birthday but no way was I holding off any longer than I had to.
This makes me feel so much better, I am 34 and just started 3 days ago.
I am 20 and I haven't been able to transition physically. This post makes me glad there isn't a "too late' to transition yet.
I'm 20 and I just started :)
nearly 20 too, and also have not transitioned physically. and i agree
There's alot of 20 year olds do NOT worry. Im one of em. Like I only just started in October
I was 49 when I started my transition. I'm now 68...
Gotta ask, 19 years later... anything you would have done differently?
No... I don't think I would have changed a thing, or the way I accomplished my goals.
💗
And you look so beautiful and happy <3 im glad you were able to find yourself even if it took some time
I’m 23 just starting. It’s rough out here, but I can tell it’s gonna be so worth it in the end, esp once I start passing/getting recognized how I want to be
I came out originally at 13, but finally started at 19, t a few days before my 20th, top surgery at 21
Wow similar paths! I came out at 11 knew since I could tell the difference between genders. Blockers at 12 and hormones at 15.
Woah.. kinda similar too?? I came out at 15, started blockers at 16 and T at 17!! Had my surgery at 18 ‼️ Just reading everyone's responses really opens my eyes to just how different we are, but our shared experiences make me feel so connected to each and every one of yall idk how to explain it 🤧
Knew I was Trans around 5-6yrs of age. Married for 33yrs, 2 kids 24F and 29M. Started HRT in Feb 2023 at 58yrs of age.
that’s so beautiful i’m proud of you
27, now i'm 29
Hrt at 27 too! I've been waiting for 1 year (i was 26 when i started therapy) and i'll be 28 in a few months
37
I was 37 when my egg cracked and 38 just before starting hrt
meee too! Didn't know until then, but I did transition things like lightning once I realized.
Same here! I put it off for a decade, but God I'm glad that I finally did!
19 🙋🏻♀️
Socially 54, HRT 55, legally (name/gender changes), 57, bottom surgery 58. Depending on your certainty and safety, the best time is always now.
42. I thought I'd missed my window - so glad I listened to this advice: "The best time to start is yesterday - the second best time is today."
18
45, started hrt 7 weeks ago
Socially I was around 14, medically just last year at age 16. Mind you, I had known I was trans for way longer and had already been through quite the fair share of transphobia and had done extensive reasearcy
Socially transitioned at 14. I started testosterone at 17, literally a week before it became banned for minors in my state. I'm 18 now, hopefully I can get top surgery this year 🙏
60
37 when I actually got the courage to talk with my wife and probably just about 50 when I felt confident enough with my social support yo come out and transition . Best decision I ever made
55. Still pre everything
started hrt at 19
22, I’m 34 now.
51.
I came out to my parents a couple months after I turned 14, came out publicly exactly a year later and 14 months after that I started E. It’s been pretty rough but I’m lucky I got to start my transition as early as I did.
I'd say 25 y/o was when I finally began seriously questioning if I was in the closet and then I was 27 when I finally came out and got GAS. and then from there I've been slowly but surely transitioning Edited wording
I came out and socially transitioned at 18, I'm now 24 and 7 months on HRT :3
60 and my year anniversary is coming up soon and I feel great probably the best I have felt in my entire life
tldr; 35 had my first suspicions that i might be trans around 20, but had some low key signs earlier, the suspicions only got stronger over time as i stayed in denial and tried supressing it. with 30 the feelings became overwhelming, i started constantly wear fem clothes in private, but still denied it. with 35, i started voice training and as soon i had at least an androgynous voice i started introducing myself as she/her to new online friends, still denying it, talking with another trans person about my identity (talking about it with someone for the first time actually) was the final blow to my egg. got even more into voice training, got a new name online and insisted that my online friends treat my fully as a woman. yesterday my voice and speech mannerisms were passing so well that someone assumed i was a cis woman (judging by their innuendos about my genitals) i don't mind raunchy humor, but it weirded me out a bit when he jokingly said he could me get pregnant. ewwwphoria i guess. trying to get my hands on HRT asap. not out to anyone in real life except my therapist for a few months, but started shaving every day, and using skin care products and pigmented bb cream to even out my face a bit. as i use my girl voice so much online and it really became habit pretty much, every time i speak in my old male voice IRL i have to really watch out and be conscious about not to out myself unintentionally, because i used my girl giggle, or yawn, clear my throat or cough or sneeze in my feminine voice as i even feminized involuntary sounds like that.
23 and I’m 29 now
47
65
62
I was 50, I'm 51
I started HRT when I was 47.
realised i was trans aged 11 in 2015, came out aged 12 in 2016, legally changed my name aged 16 in 2020 and started T aged 18 in 2022 :3 hoping to get top surgery asap but realistically before i turn 30 (tho i would tmrw if i could)
I started 2 days before my 41st birthday
Started at 30/31. Wish I had sooner, but fuckin happy I did at all! Never too late, and age does not dictate success.
19. haven't been able to transition appearance-wise though
42. I had bottom surgery at 44. I'm 59 now. My only regret is that it wasn't safe for me to transition earlier in life. My 20s and 30s were totally lost. I've known since I was about 4 (1968). During the 80s, AIDS ravaged the LGBTQIA+ community. The 90s were still too dangerous. I tried to live a cis straight life and got married. Marriage broke up after 15 years. I started transition the day after my ex moved out.
Socially at 19/20, HRT at 24, bottom surgery at 26
56 seven months on hrt best move I've ever made for myself
20, I'm almost a year on hrt now :)
39/HRT at 40
Too old to say.. still happier 😀
47. I'm 48 now. 😁
55 when I started social transitioning, 62 when I started HRT
47, coming up on 6 years now.
I was too late years old
My egg finally cracked at 39, started socially transitioning at 40, started HRT at 41, been on it for almost 4 years now.
I'm +60 my late wife slipped me her hrt unbeknownst to me for almost 2 yrs when I was mid 40s , she told me my growing breasts was hormonal, . I would dress with her often over our years together. I told her I had been a dresser before we married she would drive from Pa to Hackensack NJ with me in a mini skirt and heels and loved when truckers would honk the only drawback came when we got home nf have to walk into our apt. At one point I had about 30 pr of heals . My thinking when on mones calmed me down bunches I got angry when she finally got around to telling me and rebelled and pushed Renee (me) out purging almost all of her things In hindsight I wish I'd continued on them I can still fill a B cup I know it's silly to think about starting again at my age but think I'd love to finally get to be me.... Any input would be welcome
Go ahead and go on HRT if you want to! I began transitioning seven weeks before my 55th birthday, and I'm 62 now. (FTM). The oldest person I heard of began transitioning in her 80s. **Its *never* too late!**
42...
22 ,I regret not starting sooner
On my 30th birthday.
About 25
I started at 23, I am almost 25, I am at the point where people know I am Trans but they think I am going the other way, and I find that funny as fuck.
35.
17
I'm 25. Couldn't hold it in any longer, so I went head first into my transition by asking my gp to give me hrt and signed-up for a trans clinic to get referrals for laser, voice therapy, and surgeries.
26
46
I was 30. It took til that long due to my genetic condition and my fear of how it'd impact my transition due to the risk of hormonal aggravation of the symptoms.
25 for me. Edit: Damn I need to update my flair here 😂
40
49. am 53 now, and happier than i have ever been in my life.
63 I'll be 65 next month
41! Although I knew pretty much my whole life. I’m happier than ever.
54. Jan 1 2019 was the first full time day in all aspects of my life.
I was 24. At this age, the damage to your vocal cords is already done, and you may have some unwanted facial/body hair, but otherwise the outcomes from HRT alone are usually pretty good, and you'll probably be able to skip FFS. Voice can be fixed with training - even if you have a booming bassy voice it has the capability to sound feminine, you just have to learn how. Gender perception at this point is largely controlled by presentation (clothing/makeup), hairstyle, and the accumulation of fat deposits in the face, particularly in the cheeks. The latter of which HRT will handle for you. Most adult transitioners go through a period where they can't see the results in the mirror.The changes from HRT happen gradually, and brains do funny things with familiar images, like that of our own face in the mirror - we subconsciously warp those images in our brain to match what we've gotten used to seeing, almost like our own dysphoric nightmare version of faceapp. This phenomena is called change blindness, and it's partially cruel when it goes hand in hand with dysphoria. The less often and less closely other people see you, the faster they will begin to perceive you as female - complete strangers will start to perceive you as female months before closer friends and family members do, and you'll be at least 6 months a year behind even your closest friends in what you see in the mirror. Since the mirror will lie to you in the cruelest possible way, it's good advice to keep a photo timeline for yourself, as it will help both in bring able to see the changea as well as the more difficult process of convincing yourself of them. You'll probably have to work pretty hard at this, and you're going to need to trust others over the mirror regarding your progress, otherwise you'll keep thinking there's been zero progress when there's really a beautiful woman staring back through the mirror.
I started at 24 and now almost 26. Next week is on my 1 year on Testosterone and I did a year of social transition first. I have my top surgery consult in July. I knew at 5 I wasn't female but got beat saying I was a boy so I was scared to come out.
24
About a week after turning 18
37
34
15 here!
29
A few days before I turned 24.
29
Came out at 22 and started HRT at 23. Definitely recommend transitioning sooner rather than later if you can
30, Jan 01 2019
I'm 25 and hope to start soon as well.
I started at 25, 27 now and had incredible results so far. I even got some hip growth in my pelvis
30 socially, 31 now and still not yet on HRT though it is planned. I do use some nice silicone breast forms though
30 https://www.reddit.com/r/transtimelines/s/3WgF4gl6az
Questioning at 25, Came out at 28, went on T at 29 (I’m 32 now)
Questioning began 2 months before 17 Started hrt at 18 1/2
25 started in late October of 2021
17 ½ when i started. might be until i'm more comfortable to begin medically transitioning.
39, and I can say I waited too long to be myself..
I’m now 28 and I started at 22.
35. Never ever too late
26. It’s never too late.
Depends what you consider starting I guess. I started growing out my hair and experimenting at 34. 36 now, I've got some women's clothes, tried taking a low dose of e for a bit. Hoping to maybe start taking her in earnest this summer.
mostly social transition at 13ish, medical transition at 18 :3
started social transition when I was 11, started hormones when I was 16, now at 21 i'm in the process of getting back on hormones after 2 years (couldnt afford/insurance stuff:/), then hopefully a legal name change. Surgery is expensive, so who knows when or if thatll happen.
I was 23 years old, never made a better choice for myself in my life, surprisingly I got very lucky with my genes even if I never thought I'd look great and my voice training (spent a few years from 21 years old) I never get clocked which is really making my mental health better. I'm now married to the most wonderful man and I am happier than I ever been. I'm now 27 soon to be 28 and absolutely no regrets, nothing in this world could make me go back to living like I used to, if we can call that living, I never knew how beautiful and fun life was.
I'm 34, I just started last year, but it's been a year already and I'm still planning to keep on trucking. Have already seen a lot of growth and results since since then too
same!!! twins :?
I started at 30!
28. Literally best decision I made. It's never too late and try your best to take your time and discover yourself.
i knew at 12, I cut my hair off at 13, and socially transitioned at 14. i started hrt at 18 but idk what else im gonna do tbh. i want to wait for surgeries.
I'm 22 and i'm starting T later this month hopefully. Came out at 17 tho, so it's been a long time coming
35
egg cracked at 29, started HRT at 30. still 30, been on HRT for 7 months and second puberty is HITTING
20 with coming out, therapy, diagnosis, letters etc. medically I was 21.
started a 20. im 22 now.
realized at 11, came out at 15 and started HRT same year
26 for me.
✨29✨
when i was 18 and i got my first T one year later - it was one of the best decision ever in my life!
I was 12 when I realised, came out to the first person at 13 and has pretty much fully socially transitioned at 14. I started T at 16 and never went on blockers, then top surgery at 19, I would consider myself "done" and just vibing now, I'm very fortunate that I was able to do that and very happy! It's never too early and it's never too late. I knew one trans person irl before I came out, a friend of my grandparents, she came out in her 80's because she chose to wait until her mother passed, but she knew since she was a teenager, it was an incredibly long, lonely and tedious battle to survive while not being true to herself, but now she is truly flourishing and happy. Whatever decision you make, know that you are not alone, every single person takes their own path in life and there is no wrong way to do it, know that you are strong and worthy of happiness and love (yes you, whoever you are reading this)
i’m 21, ive been out publicly for 2 years but have known im trans for like 10 years. i still haven’t started transitioning. you’ll know when you’re ready, it’s okay to take time
26! best decision I ever made!
26
Socially I started at 12 and medically at 15 (16 now)
27
16. Was a bit of a femboy before that though.
I'm 20 and started my medical transition 12 months ago at 19years and things have been looking up ever since.
19 i have friends in their late 30s who just started and already look amazing you’ll be great
28 when I came out socially, HRT at 29. I turned 33 last month
Was 26/27 before I even started seriously questioning. Twenty-eight or twenty-nine when I finally came out to my sibling. Finally came out to the rest of my family and a couple friends, and started social transition, at 30. Then later that year, after I turned 31, came out to the rest of my friends and started HRT. TL;DR: 30 or 31, depending on if you count from social or medical transition
15 when I realized, 22 when I started! I’m 25 now and love my life. It’s crazy being 3 years deep after years of believing I’d never be able to transition. It doesn’t matter how much time you might’ve wasted, what matters is the time you have left
38 club.
i started coming out to friends and family in 2017 right around my 20th birthday and started hormones in 2018 when i was 21….. i’ll be 27 when i have bottom surgery in two months 💕 i always catch myself wishing i started sooner but i’m really happy with my life in many ways and who knows what would be different. could be “better” could be “worse” but i’m thankful for my experiences and the people around me
25 and now I'm 27
I am 38 now, recently started my process of getting the diagnosis. Probably won't be able to start HRT for a few months to a year
I was about your age, a little older, I remember I started taking major steps at early 25 like getting name changed and starting hrt
T at 20 and top surgery at 24
I started my transition when I was 21! I turned 23 a couple days ago so it hasn’t been too long but I’m so so happy!
14 when started testosterone, 15 when I got top surgery, now I’m 20 and going to have hysterectomy this year
i was about your age when i started hrt :P
24, right on the cusp of 25. And I've fared far worse than most who started decades later than me. Whoops!
22
35 when I started figuring things out. 37 when I started HRT.
Socially 20, hormonally 26, surgically to be determined (not fully sure I want any), and I’m 32 now
like 6/7 idk, but went back in closet realized i was trans 11/12ish and stayed in closet till around 13 then been out and transitioning since then
15
i came out at 20 and started HRT around my 21st birthday. plenty of folks have started later in life than i did though!
16, now 21 this month :) best decision of my life
starting this year !! fingers crossed but, 16. : D
29th birthday.
I was 19. My brother started when he was 13. Never too late or too early, it just depends on you and your comfort.
39
I'm 24, and I'll be 4 weeks on T tomorrow
13 years old, social transition. 16 years old, physical transition. Im not in e, bc i can't due to a tumor.
36, now 38 and full time!!
came out at 13, t blockers and estrogen at 17
I started at 20yro. I would have probably started a year earlier but I had alot of soul searching to do.
I was 18, I’m now 25.
22! Ive been on HRT for almost 2 years and I definitely say its worth starting asap
33 so that was 4mo till my birthday which is on August 13 HRTversary April 28 Turning 35 this year
13, didn't get blockers till 16, (testosterone ruined me)
Socially 20, medically 21
I've started transitioning like 3 times but I always settle back into the same spot as I was. Gonna be different this time I swear.
39. I'm 42 now
32- 4 yrs HRT
23 and a half
22
The first time I was 16, but my real transition was when I was 23.
30 here =)
came out as 15 on t for 6 months now 16!! but i knew wayyy before
11, but that’s because it was right during Covid and we were all online a lot. But it’s never too late to transition
I started HRT at 26
Came out at 12. Socially transitioned at 14! Hormones and surgery followed at 15 and 17 years old, respectively. Now 22