Wow. This was actually mostly your life? I only wish it was mine. Great bio. The important thing is you are you and that is all anyone can ask. Be the best you and that is your best.

Wow. This was actually mostly your life? I only wish it was mine. Great bio. The important thing is you are you and that is all anyone can ask.

This is as far as I am aware, out of hundreds of stories that I have read on this site, about the only writer that has made almost no spelling or grammatical errors; please keep up the good work with more stories.

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Donna Dee,

I just read this three-part story, and accept at face value that it is 95% true. I hope that the parts that are not true are the premature and tragic deaths that you describe. These tragic occurances reinforce the morals of your story that 1) love conquers all, and 2) life is short and there is not a precious minute to waste. Thank you for sharing your story.

I enjoy your writing and am glad to see that you have posted additional stories since you wrote "Creating Donna".

Take care.

I read your story as  a tg who now live full if I was force after that to go back to being a male I would have just took my own life I could never go back to male.It was like being give 26 year hard time in the Big house for you .I f I was told here a million pounds live as a man again or be a woman but work as a poor just make end meet woman then I take WOMAN money nice being a woman is  just better.Its better than anything in my life before give me womanhood or give me death

After part 3:
Your sister and your wife were so heated up by your dressing that they were constantly checking on you over the course of 26 years to make sure you weren't?  And for 26 years your wife was more loyal to Beryl than to you and made it her top priority that you didn't dress?  Then, after Beryl died and Pam talked you into dressing again, your wife just did a 180o flip and became an active and entusiastic participant?  Then you "married" a man and she didn't object ?  You didn't mention a divorce.  WOW!  If you hadn't told us all that this was your real story, I would say it's about the most unrealistic story I've read.  Talk about truth being stranger than fiction!  Anyway, I'm glad you are at least enjoying your womanhood now.  You go, GIRL!

A lovely sweet & gentle story of how a young boy comes to experience his feminine side.  The fact that it is autobiographical makes it even more charming

Wow.  Is this really your True story, Donna?  You really had a mom who had so little understanding of children that she hadn't a clue of the hell that what would have happened to you if you had been recognized by your peers?  (Your writing makes it pretty clear she loved you, so I'm assuming she wouldn't have done it if she had.)  Making you wear a suit like that for the wedding when she knew your friends would be in the chior and see you was bad enough, but you didn't say if you actually did get flack for that.

Extremely good memoir that really hits home. Eager to read more.
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--Pervy