I'M LEGALLY SOPHIE NOW!!!
CAN I GET A W???
I've been working on this for three years now. Covid, procrastination, emotional exhaustion, and frustration over dealing with bureaucracy held me back for quite some time.
As well, from an anarchist perspective, I don't recognize the state's authority to tell me what my own name is. I am Sophie, regardless of what an official looking piece of paper says.
But at the same time, it feels nice to not have to have *that* conversation anymore.
I've been working hard to get roadblocks out of my way for the last few months, and this is a big one!
2023 is going to be a great year.
Cut my hair again today. Mostly because I have a job interview tomorrow for a job that I reaaaalllyy want. Anyway--went from an awkward side-part (I'm trying to grow my hair out again in a way that I can stand haha, I am not a fan of me with a side part with short hair) to another strange Bowie-esque hairstyle that I kind of like. The objective will be to grow it out into a bob with bangs essentially, and decide if Iike it. Anyway! Hair adventures, am I right?
So, I rarely let anyone but myself cut my hair. I avoid having someone else do it as long as I possibly can because I've had my fair share of bad haircuts. I think I've been cutting my hair since middle school lol. Of course, back then I had a lotttt more hair lol. Testosterone injections definitely reduced the hair on my head to probably less than half of what I had before (I had THICK hair as a kid haha), but I still have enough hair. Thin hair yes, especially in the back on top of my head... But that's why I bleach my hair (and also cuz I like it duh), it makes it harder to notice because my scalp doesnt stick out as much on top (my natural hair color is a very dark brown).
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Do you have voice dysphoria? If so, you're not alone - a lot of #girlslikeus do. And it's easy to understand why.
Many girls feel like their voice is the most clockable thing about them. There's of course nothing wrong with being trans - I hope the last four years of daily essays on transness I've posted here on the gram have made that clear. But if your voice bothers you, it can cause dysphoria and low self esteem.
But it doesn't have to be that way. I can help.
In case you're new to this page, welcome. I'm Sophie Edwards - a writer, a trans history YouTuber, and a professional voice feminization coach. If you're a trans woman or transfem nonbinary person, I can help you find a voice you love.
You don't have to be stuck with a voice you hate forever - I can help.
Slide into my DMs and book a session - the first one is FREE.
I'll answer all your questions, talk about my process, and we'll see if there's a fit to work together.
Book your FREE introductory voice feminization session with me, Sophie Edwards, today, and let's work toward finding your true voice.
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Well it's been a minute since I posted last lol. But hey, guess it's better late than never. Just wanted to post some updates about my health. I've been going to doctors pretty often to figure out what in the hell the deal is with my hormone levels. So far I've found out that I have very little estrogen or testosterone, and I've been referred to an endocrinologist (hormone doc) to figure out if it's possible for me to go on estrogen or not (but I was told probably not, apparently if you have ovaries and a uterus people are generally scared to prescribe you estrogen due to worries about cancer). So I'll report more as soon as I have my hormone doc appointment.
It's strange to think that I may not be prescribed estrogen and that this is the body Ill be living in for the rest of my life... Since I've been transitioning for a very large part of my life.
Anyway, I have made several moves since I last posted and I am ready to lay down roots and relax a little now. I feel like I'm constantly on edge, waiting for "something" to happen. Ig that has a lot to do with the "fight or flight" lifestyle I used to live for a long time when I was in a long-term, abusive relationship.
I'm in a different state from the rest of my family, well I'm on the other side of the country from them rather, with my partner. I miss my family dearly but the new family that I have formed with my partner, just the two of us, is a great one as well ☺️
✨"Lit Girl" - Un message d'intérêt public sur les rencontres avec les femmes TRANS✨
Bonjour à tous ! ✨
Je suis très excitée de partager notre film intitulé "Lit Girl" ou en espagnol "La Chica en Fuego" où Valentina, mon personnage, est dans une situation un peu gênante quand, dans le bar où elle attend ses amies, un type s'intéresse à elle, et bien le reste vous devrez voir et écouter les amies de Vale, parler de toutes sortes de sujets en relation avec ce qui se passe quand les hommes de cis sortent avec des femmes trans et tout ce que nous avons à apprendre de chacune des amies de Valentina en tant que femmes trans elles-mêmes.
Lit Girl est un message d'intérêt public qui amorce un dialogue entre les hommes cis et les femmes transgenres. Les problèmes qui surgissent au cours d'une rencontre sont abordés de manière parfois amusante, parfois sérieuse, mais toujours divertissante et informative.
Créé par Sarah Parlow
Mettant en vedette certaines des actrices transgenres les plus prometteuses de notre époque, dont Carolina Gutiérrez dans le rôle de VALENTINA, Rain Valdez, Alexandra Gray, Cassandra James, Lee Te et Blossom Brown.
Avec également Areyeh Or dans le rôle de KYLE et Christian Safar dans celui de DEVIN.
[Note Maïna: Cela reste valable entre filles également]