And although the process can be full of challenges, it is really life -changing.
WWE star Gabbi Tuft Can still remember the moment she embraced every last part of herself. Three months before her facial feminization surgery she had to stop Get Botox and allow all fillers to dissolve So that the surgeon could get an exact picture.
“I realized right now, I had three months to get right with myself,” Gabbi reflected on E! News 2024. “I looked in the mirror and asked myself: ‘If for some reason did not go through, could I live the rest of my life like this?’
The answer was a resounding yes. “I don’t care how I look, I love me“she explained.” I am a great person. My family loves me, my friends love me, I have an amazing time wherever I go. I help people change their lives, as it doesn’t matter how I look. And then I started going out like me, no makeup, no hair, just what my body was at that time. And I slowly became comfortable with it. “
She is not alone in sharing her experience of the transition in the public eye. To celebrate Transgender Day of visibility March 31, we honor the stars who have been honestly talking about the process in the hope of helping others live as their most authentic self.
