Or they are unstable because they didn't grow up with loving families like I did. My family has been overly supportive of me and I'm fine. I'm patient where I need to be. I got a job and have been working since 2007 to pay for my SRS, which I will finally get in 2018. After getting on hormones, I finally lost my "asexuality" and I've become sexually interested in others. I also enrolled back in school because I became more motivated when I got on my estradiol.
So say what you want, but transitioning is helping me a lot. In many ways, shapes and forms and I love it. I know many others would be just as fine if they weren't kicked out of their houses, discriminated in job searching, and didn't live in areas where everyone told them they were going to burn in Hell. You know, that's what really pushes trans people over to depression. We can deal with who we are with the support we need. Those without can't, and it is the parents of those who can't who are entirely at fault.
Good for you, but it still doesn't change the facts. You let me know how you feel after you fully transitioned, not just being in transition. 1 in 5 transgenders face regret. Others are not satisfied with the change, causing them to do rash things. You don't have to take my word for it. You should read the research yourself.
Not really. Ask Taladashar (who used to post here), Sylph who DOES post here, or my co-worker. All three are post-op that I have talked to and all three don't regret it at all. Two of them told me sex has gotten better and that they'd do it again if they could.
And I'l definitely get back to you post-op. I'm thrilled. Those statistics can't be right. I want stats from trans people, fully accepted by friends and family, who have been in regret. ---