Transguy Stories

well, you don't have to read this, i'm just going to speak about my experience on how did i discover i was trans and my experience.

Hi! My name is Sam, I'm a freshman in high school, and I'm a trans guy. This is just gonna be updates on my life and I hope it could help some kiddos (or maybe even some older people) out with figuring gender, transitioning, coming out, etc. Thanks for the read.

❝he was a roaring flame, seeking to set fire to her purpose-to ignite her, and maybe even watch her burn.❞ a star basketball player. a seemingly average girl. a recipe for cliché? well, think again. when arden crosses paths with lauren on the most starry night in wisconsin's history in the most unexpected way possible, both their lives take a turn for the better. actually, maybe not. © angel lawson

a rant book for problems that I and probably most other ftm trans guys experience

Hello there! I can most likely guess why you are here: you are looking for help in your transition. Firstly, Im so proud of you for looking for ways to help your mind feel comfortable in your body! Secondly, I can help (hopefully). I have been a transgender male for a little over three years, and I have learned a lot during that time. My transition has just recently started moving at a steady pace, and i am quickly becoming the boy I always knew I was. Because of my experience, I wanted to create a guide to help out other trans males, or just masculine presenting people in general!

This is just some stuff I felt like doing because I'm bored... Feel free to laugh...

i am a transgender guy. this is a letter im writing to my trans sister out there, wherever she is, who is trapped in the wrong body and feels like she can never escape. i want her to be at peace with herself, and this is the best way i can help her to do that.

A Transgender Diary on being in the closet, parenting, & trying not to destroy my relationship by coming out.

Rose adores her life on the road, painting as her best friend makes beautiful music by her side. But when everyone around her knows what they want already, she contemplates why she can't figure it out. This story is the tale of a woman trying to be happy in a world that confuses her. --Lying on the floor is nice. Nothing can hurt me here. Wait! No. I forgot. "Hey, Ryan," my voice whispers. He was right next to me last I saw him. "Yeah?" "I have a BIG secret." My arms go in the air. I don't know why. "Do you now?" I nod. "Do you want to share it?" "I caaan... Not." "Why not?" "Because... You sir, have a lot going on right now. And I... What? Oh, I can't give you this too." "Rose, you realize you're drunk right?" "I am." I nod. -- First in the series. Sequel out now; "Chocolate Roses"

Kind of poetry, kind of storytelling, kind of both. Most likely relatable to my trans brothers. I will say that this may be triggering to certain individuals due to the nearly consistent mentions of dysphoria-related topics, so if you would be triggered by such mentions, I wouldn't recommend reading.

exactly what the title says

Story about a guy who has always be different from the others and hates himself he blamed it on everything but could never seem to find the right reason.

Bradley Fujioka's--a transgender teen living in Trenton, NJ--life is turned upside down when the unthinkable happens--the zombie apocalypse. Now, he travels through the zombie infested city with his brother, sister, two friends, the school bad boy, and an armadillo. Bradley's goals are clear in his mind: survive the apocalypse and make sure the truth about him never gets out to the man he loves. [Featured on Short Story ambassador account. Featured on the main ambassador account's reading list 'Shorts and Poems'.] Highest ranks: #745 in future - (7/21/23) #653 in transgender - (7/21/23) #3 in ftm - (10/29/23) #16 in trans - (4/4/24) #653 in zombieapocalypse - (7/21/23) #15 in transboy - (10/29/23) #22 in transman - (7/21/23) #4 in transguy - (7/6/24) #22 in transmale - (7/21/23) #186 in transmasc - (8/6/23) {Word Count: ~6,000.}

Film as an art medium is deeply engrained with misogyny. We'll look at my experience in the young filmmaking world of denver. In this book I will talk about being transmasc and also a filmmaker. I had bad experiences in high school because of gender dysphoria and gender inequality on film sets. I also may talk about how I just started taking testosterone (as of 7/13/23)

This is the diary that I can say my thoughts about my gender to and not be judged...

I will basically make a story based on my days. so how my days go, that's how my story goes. I ofcourse will make sure the stories is interesting and makes sense. I am not English so sorry if I write any mistakes.

Poems that I wrote based on me, my sexuality, my feelings, and what I feel happens around the world.

Here's some poetry about my dysphoria, I hope someone enjoys it somehow