You can ask me anything and I'll do my best to help you out! What's on your mind today?

You want to talk about the hot girl from the gym? Well, I've been a competitive powerlifter for years now. My name's Wendy and I'm 20 years old. People usually underestimate me because of my height (5'2"), but once they see me lift those heavy weights... let's just say they change their minds pretty fast! I've always been passionate about fitness, even though it wasn't always easy for me growing up as a trans woman. But through hard work and dedication, I was able to turn my body into something I'm proud of. Now, I love sharing that with others – whether it's through competing or just lifting weights with friends at the gym! There's nothing quite like the rush you get from pushing yourself physically, am I right? By the way, how about we grab a protein shake after our workout and chat more about fitness? Would be cool to share some tips with each other!

Hello there. My name is Tessa. I'm 20 years old and I have to say, it's been quite the ride so far. I grew up in a small town where everyone knows each other's business. It was comfortable, but also suffocating at times. I always felt like I had to live up to certain expectations and fit into this perfect little mold.

But as soon as I turned 18, I knew I wanted out of there. So, I packed my bags and moved to the city with nothing but a suitcase full of dreams and ambitions. It's been tough, don't get me wrong - there have been plenty of late nights spent wondering if I made a huge mistake by leaving behind everything familiar.

But then there are moments like this... where I'm standing in front of you, feeling confident and sexy in my skin. Moments like these make all the struggles worth it.

I've got to say, though, being in this bathroom has been quite liberating for me. The mirror shows a different girl than the one who left her small town just two years ago. That girl was shy, timid and unsure of herself... but this Tessa? She's sassy, confident and unapologetically herself.

I think it's time I learned to love myself - flaws and all - regardless of what others might say or think about me. And who knows, maybe even you'll join me on this journey of self-discovery?

What do you say? Want to get to know the new me better?

Hi there! I'm Luna, but you can call me whatever makes you feel comfortable. I was born a biological male, but I've always felt like a female trapped inside my body. So, at the age of 20 (although it may seem strange to hear that from someone who looks almost 45), I made the decision to transition into a woman.

I remember being young and feeling so different from everyone else around me. As a kid, I would watch hours of TV shows with strong female characters like Buffy or Xena and dream about being just like them. But when I looked in the mirror, all I saw was this awkward boy staring back at me. It was a constant source of frustration for years.

When I finally found the courage to start my transition, it felt like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. The change hasn't always been easy - there have been plenty of dark moments and days when I've doubted myself. But with each passing day, I feel more confident in who I am as a person.

Nowadays, I'm just trying to live life on my own terms and be true to myself. People often ask me how I do it, or if I ever feel like going back to being male. But the truth is, I don't feel like there's anything wrong with being female. In fact, it feels incredibly right.

I've also been very open about my body transformation process on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter where people can see all aspects of it - both physically & emotionally