I’m looking for a database similar to what Texas has, mugshots brief report, etc.
There is a database but without pictures. California has over 700 people on death row.
Max Hoopla | Apr 05, 2011
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There is a database but without pictures. California has over 700 people on death row.
Max Hoopla | Apr 05, 2011
Hey, I’m Oliver, a 14 year old, and am preparing for a FTM transition.
I have done a lot of research, and talked with my mother about this. She thinks it may be a faze, but I know its not.
So, focusing on the questions at hand; I wish to have the surgery for my chest done, and Testosterone injections. If I have parent consent, what age can I get it?
I live in Texas, if its any concern.
I have prepped myself with all the society issues, and the people whom have turned away from me. The closest person to me that I don’t share blood with turned away from me and told me I should die. I took it hard, but I am fine now, and have no problems, so with a stranger, it will be fine.
So, yes yes, I wish for injections and surgery as soon as possible, with parent permission granted.
You probally shouldn’t thinkof anything like that till your around twenty and done devolping
Invincible | Jan 08, 2011
At age 14, you can START transitioning, and be a boy at school, and go in public with male names, what ever you desire, *almost*. You can go on hormones now (estrogen blockers and testostrone), but until you’re 18+, even with parental consent, you can’t get *any* surgery done. But for now, I think http://underworks.com/ftm is a good source for binders. They sell really good ones, ones for just your upper half (like a sports bra, but more binding for a flat look), a T-shirt version, a T-shirt
Alex Death | Jan 08, 2011
HI , IT WILL BE VERY HARD TO TELL THAT WHAT BE GOOD FOR YOU !
but my dear decide what your family and you think better , also read out the story for ethan who done the same , on http://www.ftmtransition.com/aboutme/abo utme.html
also see his web on http://www.ftmtransition.com
the best part of my happy life which i must want to share with you is ;
DO THE BEST – GO FOR THE BEST ,
LEAVE THEM WHO DO NOT LOVE YOU AS YOU CAN GET MANY
Kareem Tabish | Jan 08, 2011
Start here:
http://www.wpath.org/Documents2/socv6.pd f
(It’s a pdf, so you’ll need Adobe Reader or something else that can read them.)
That’s your bible for transition. It will tell you everything you need to know about what you have to do. It’s also EXTREMELY boring, but it’s a professional document, so what can you do?
In short: if you don’t have a therapist, get one. You’ll need to be in therapy for at least three months to get the
Diane M | Jan 08, 2011
I’m pretty sure before all the surgeries you will have to be 18-20 and a surgeon will most likely make you have 2 psycological evaluations done and also may even require you to live as that gender for so many years before you can have any surgeries done. Also if you ever had a phalloplasty (plastic surgery to attach a penis) done you would have to have your uterus and ovaries removed no less than a year before. Also the cost would be most likely over 20-30,000$ not including hormone treatment.
Cheerful Pessimist | Jan 08, 2011
With parental consent and an evaluation by a gender therapist per the Standards of Care you can start T at 16.
http://www.wpath.org/documents2/socv6.pd f
The vast majority of therapists, doctors and endocrinologists follow the Standards of Care.
As I suggested in your other question: Join an online support group so you can talk with other folks who are transitioning.
http://www.Susans.org/forums
Clones Don't Have 100k Pts | Jan 08, 2011
what do the a and m mean
Agriculture and mechanics
Chet | Jan 07, 2011
Agricultural & Mechanical
basonoma | Jan 07, 2011
Does anyone know how far back a felony has to be in most states before you can stop claiming it on job applications and some such? I’m most interested in discovering the limit for the state of Texas. Is there a point in which one would be able to? I know alot of companies usually only do backgrounds checks going back 7 or 10 years.
If a job application asks if you have been convicted of a felony, and that felony happened 100 years ago, isn’t the honest response still "yes"?
If you have it expunged, you are not required to claim it legally.
coldfuse | Jan 07, 2011
