Hi my name is Emma, I'm a full-time transgirl from Hertfordshire. After years of sitting on the fence, I divorced and restarted my life in 2018. I've been on HRT since then (I have full natural 36c breasts), I've had full laser hair removal, dermal fillers and botox for those wrinkles! I’ve spent lots on voice coaching (with the anmazing Christella Antoni) and feminine styling for my body shape and deportment.

I am 6ft tall, collar length blonde highlighted hair (my own), I try hard to stay slim(ish) by playing sport, I love eating out, cooking, drinks & lunches with my girlfriends and of course shopping! I have blue eyes with long natural lashes, which I think are my best feature. The first thing I did on the first day of living female was to have my nails done. Since then, I go to the salon religiously every 2-3 weeks for a manicure and pedicure, I love perfectly painted nails and my toes ALWAYS match my fingers.

I’m very much non-scene, I live my life as a pretty regular woman and like to fly under the radar. Since starting my life again, I have made lots of new friends, some know I’m trans, some don’t. I put my successful transition down to the love and support of my best friend (yes, she’s female). I came out to her when I was male and she’s been nothing but supportive and encouraging. She’s bloody pushy sometimes, but I needed that kick up the bum!

I live with my CIS female gay partner, although I was in a relationship with a man a few years ago, which i must admit, I do miss sometimes. It’s interesting that as a male, I was NEVER interested in men. But as I spent more and more time presenting female and my confidence grew, I noticed that I enjoyed getting some male attention. I miss being the female in the female/male dynamic, me looking after him, him looking after me in a different way. I loved doing everyday stuff like shopping and going out as a hetro couple.

If i was single (which I’m not), my type of guy would need to be tall (over say 6’2”), fairly well built, masculine and confident without being an arrogant dickhead. I like a fun man with a sense of humour, stylish, considerate and a gentleman. I quite like a bit of stubble and I’m actually ok with a dad-bod. I’m very attracted to masculinity but not a Neanderthal! While the physical attraction is important, there has to be that chemistry. I find it odd to be writing this, as not very long ago I felt no attraction towards men at all! But as I have blossomed and grown, physically and emotionally into the woman I am now, my sexuality has definitely shifted. My bestie believes I’m a straight woman, but I am very much in love with my girlfriend.