Hi, Rebecca. It's a lovely name.

Awesome .

Congratulations regarding this matter!

Congrats! I'm glad you found yourself!

Hope things work out for you~ ^~^

cool shit man, cheers

How'd you pick Rebecca? And is Becky ok as a variant of Rebecca?

That's an okay one, yeah.

Since my male birth name was taken from the old testament, I browsed that for similar female names and really liked Rebecca (spelled Rebekah in a lot of versions).

This was um like
10+ years ago, and I've held on to it ever since.

That's my mother in law's name. It's a beautiful name, good on you for it. :3

Rebecca? That sounds pretty :3

I wish more people would just sit down and figure themselves out more ^..^ it's always good to discover things about yourself, or finding something that's been hiding/lying dormant for a long while within.

hey you do you girl hope this helps you feel better in any case

Glad you found yourself, Rebecca! ^v^

No matter what you may call yourself, you have always been and will always be one of my favorite artists, and someone I look up to and admire!

Here is hoping that many others will support you as well. ^o^ Rebecca is a very pretty name! I think it suits you well.

We all welcome you Rebecca! :3

Well then. Comgratulations to you Immy

Good luck, Rebecca.

*Nods* A'right.

<3

Hi, Rebecca. It's cool to here you found your true self and I hope you have a safe transition. I am and always will be a big fan of yours since your webcomics fully got me into the fandom.

Congratulations Rebecca. Much hope and well wishes fory our transition.

I do hope you still are going to rock that Nostromo jacket.

*hugs* Congrats! <3 I’m really happy for you. That’s a tough decision to make, but I hope the people in your life will support you in it.

Good luck :)

I'll probably forget your preferred name, I'm afraid. I'm terrible with real names, and will generally refer to everyone by the profile name on their account (even for RL friends whose given names I'm theoretically exposed to on a daily basis).

And if a slight coincidence is amusing at all, one of the minor characters in a (potential) novel I'm working on just got renamed to Rebecca because I realized another character really needed another female friend to confide in. She was formerly names Solomon, so I decided to pick another biblical name.

Congrats and welcome Rebecca!

Adorable name Rebecca~

Wow. Nice to meet you Rebecca. I hope the friends and folks you know have been taking this news well. I know it's not easy for something like this, but I do hope you are happy with your decision. I had a friend of mine who battled with this, so I can understand how hard this can be.

Can't wait to see the new design and I wish you a good new year. Also, aside from the name and idenity change, is there anything else we should know about like likes, dislikes, similar interests and trivial things like personality traits? Just curious

Congratulations Rebecca. ^_^

Not too terribly surprised. I'll miss seeing stupid ultra buff jock Immy, though~ X3

I will too especially after the recent fantasy warrior version, UGH it was so good

XD Admittedly, if you don't want to get rid of that, you could always try building up a new character that isn't your fursona around the design, instead. I can't wait to see what you come up with next, regardless, though.

My female wolfrabbit stuck around while I was being a guy, no reason the warrior raptor guy can't stick around while I'm becoming a girl.

IT WAS. And I'm sure if the mood catches you you can draw buff masculine raptors!

Or buff feminine raptors.

Or just raptors.

Raptors.

Honestly knowing you you'll probably do hypno-masculinizations anyway.

Hello Rebecca. Nice to meet you.

Well congratulations ^.=.^ Glad to hear you're coming out! And Rebecca is a great name :3

Heh, I started HRT a month ago. Welcome to the club. ;)

Welcome to the club. It's not always a fun club, bit it is what it is. I'm on year 5 of the journey myself.

Hit me up if you need info on things like informed consent, generic HRT, etc. I write trans resources on the side for the state department and know how to do a lot of things easier and cheaper.

As a Christian, I can't really support your decision. That being said, it is yours to make, and I will definitely respect it. If you don't mind, though, I'd prefer to keep calling you Immy, just because it's such a fun name. And I can't wait to see what you come up with next. Your Order of the Black Dog series has me positively enthralled, and I can't wait for the next page in the chapter.

I'm also Christian and I support her decision. Love thy neighbor as thyself

I do love my neighbor. However, as part of my religious beliefs, I believe that God made us the way we are for a reason, and that those born male are male, and those born female are female. I don't believe that God would want someone to change his or her gender. My church leaders preach similarly. That's why I don't support the decision, because I don't believe God would approve. However, as you said, we are taught to love our neighbors as ourselves. Just because friends or family make a decision that we don't agree with or support doesn't mean that we can't still love them and respect them and their right to make their decisions for themselves. So, I will reiterate, while I do not support the decision, I will respect it, and continue to treat Immy with the same respect, understanding, kindness, and love I feel for him as a talented artist and fun personality. That love may not be so deep as say that of a family member, since I don't know Immy so well or personally, but it is still there, and it will remain.

What if the intent at creation was to come to this moment?

That's something that we'll have to find out when judgement day comes, and I'll happily admit I was wrong, if that turns out to be the case. I'll leave the judging to the judge, and abide by His ruling.

May I ask something... why should Rebecca care about what God thinks?

Frankly, it's Immy's choice to care or not. If you want to get into the nitty gritty, there are several reasons why people should care about what God thinks. For one, He's the creator of this world, two, He's far older than any of us, and thus has more experience, three, He's omnipotent and omniscient. In short, He has His reasons for His policies, and they're likely good ones.

Granted, as I've said in other responses, God also gave us all the freedom to choose our paths in life. I'm not trying to persecute anyone here, and I hope you'll forgive me if I say I really would rather not pursue a debate about the pros and cons of Christianity and whether it's moral or immoral, etc. The point of my initial response here was that I do care what God thinks, and I care about the covenants I've made with Him. Those covenants leave me in a position where I cannot actively support the course Immy is choosing. However, the teachings I've been raised with also tell me to respect peoples' freedom to choose. So literally, the whole point of the comment I made was to basically tell Immy that while I am bound by my covenants not to support the action, I still respect Immy as a person, and wish him the best in the future, whatever it may bring him.

But I'm sorry but why do you need her to know that you don't support her decision? It sounds kinda useless.

I was responding to Immy's final sentence in full.

But yu have a lack of support for his decision.

Basically, when I read that sentence, I processed support and respect together, and crafted a response accordingly to address both aspects. True, the portion on lack of support probably didn't have to be said, since I knew the intent of my words and God would also know the intent. However, at the time, I felt that was the best way to phrase my response to the journal, and I felt it needed to be said at the time. It's okay to respectfully disagree and still wish a person the best, and that's what I was trying to do.

It's still kinda useless. Shouldn't you say "I'll respect you no matter what?" The statement dosent promote or denounce her choice... it just says you respect her.

Perhaps, but it was the way I chose to say it, and I won't recant it or hide it. I felt the need to explain myself, and make my position clear in as inoffensive a manner as possible. Frankly, even if I had used your suggestion, the implication of disapproval or lack of support would still be there, because it neglects to include any words of support, regardless.

Bit why do you need to make your opinion clear. I'm not denying you have every right to say it but it just seems unneeded.

Honestly, I have no rational answer for that question. I just felt like I needed to post that the way that I did. I guess, perhaps, because I like to be as open and honest as possible with people. It's an attribute that's been ingrained deeply in me from an early age.

You and I are not that diffrent then.

I share the same opinion as you. As a long time viewer of Immy's work, her connections and various hijinks with artist friends, and personal explorations through art. I am literally not surprised by this announcement at all. Over the past year, I have personally struggled with judging others. Perhaps my favorite verse on the topic is Luke Chapter 6 37-42.

But the thing is, there is nothing wrong with your post. some aggressive progressives and SJWs may hate you for stating an opinion contrary to theirs, but the only way to weather the storm is to stand by your convictions. Immy took a huge emotional risk by opening herself up the public at large about her Gender Identity. Your initial two posts were as respectful as they could possibly be. If some people want to burn/ban you for it, they are free to believe that. But by the same token, you are free to believe what you want as long as you follow the website's rules.

From what I have seen, FA has not completely fallen to the SJWs yet. If it ever goes full Twitter or full Google, I am pretty sure that the site will quickly become a hostile place, hostile to artists that do business here, Hostile to communities, and will cause the exodus that will bring new life to other furry communities and the true decline of this one.

I'm a former Christian and it is within omnikitsune place to say that they disagree with Rebecca's decision to change. They did not use insults or judge. It was a statement of disagreement. A true Christian would tolerate and not berate Omni for the comment they left. Frankly, it appears to be that your own intolerance for his personal disagreement lead you to a hasty judgment and hostility, which is wrong for you to do.

I'm a Christian too, and you're literally giving pushback to a furry porn artist on her identity and using your twisted interpretation of a loving set of beliefs to do it. You're called to love, and this statement - even if it's what you believe - is neither necessary nor Christlike, and you really should be ashamed of yourself for making it.

Okay, first off, I have my filter on, so I only see the non-adult work Immy does, and I fave the ones from that selection that I enjoy. Secondly, I'm not twisting anything. You make it sound like I despise Immy. I don't. I'm not persecuting Immy, I'm not hating on Immy. I'm merely responding to a journal Immy posted with honesty, tolerance, and understanding, while making my own religious views clear on the matter. Immy said support and respect will be appreciated. I already stated my reasons for why I cannot support. I also stated that I will respect. Not a hateful word has passed my lips in my dialogue, and I intend to keep it that way. I'm sorry that we don't agree, and I'm sorry to have offended you, but I have done nothing wrong here. If you wish to continue this discussion in private, I will be happy to continue via PM, but I don't want to go any further here, out of respect for Immy's journal and the positive spirit that he wishes to maintain here.

Life tip.

If you don't have anything nice to say or support someone with, then don't say anything. Nobody wants to know whether you're ok with it or not, especially when you're a stranger to him.

Nobody's berating you for your belief. It's just manners.

Also, if you're that traditional, I'm surprised you read Immelman's Order of the Black Dog since it largely features demons and hell and something that's definitely not the Christian afterlife. Why do you like it?

Actually, it's a sci-fi series, with a compelling plot and character development. And just because I happen to be a traditional Christian doesn't mean I can't enjoy fiction and fantasy, especially when it's well written and rendered. Fantasy has actually been a passion of mine from a very young age, though I will admit I usually shy away from anything horror related. I guess the comic format combined with the character development and mystery of the story makes it more attractive to me than if it were, say, a live action movie, especially with how it's jumped around time with different arcs for various new characters in the past and the present. The sheriff bird was one of my favorites. I admit, when I looked at the initial comics, I was very much disturbed, and not interested, but since I'm a watcher, I saw the later posts, and the story I saw in the later chapters drew me in. I've been a loyal fan of the series ever since.

Ah alright.

I too, liked the Beast of Spearmont Pass. Mainly because it was the first avian he'd drawn and I was excited for that ^v^

Also, feelings about the lesbian couple in it?

I'll admit it made me slightly uncomfortable, but I know that all types of characters and relationships are necessary in a good story. Heck, I'm working on a story based on  Notmarcothecat's universe involving Marty, Marco, and Blake. So I'm easing into getting used to those kinds of plot elements, especially since they do exist in our world today, and are thus highly relateable.

Indeed. Just remember. Homosexuals love the same way as heterosexuals.

Believe me, I know. I actually have a few friends who are gay.

👍

I would appreciate that as a Christian you would respect the views of your fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. There was no need for, nor did Omni deserve such a reply from you. His opinions are just as valid as Rebecca's. We all have life choices to make and we must also embrace the consequences of those choices. You ought to be ashamed for falsely chastising a fellow Christian and positioning yourself to be a better representative of Christ than Omni. I do not approve of what you said, and I challenge you to take a look at yourself before giving Omni that type of response.

I like black knights. They’re cool.

But she does have a point though.

You gave negative feedback to a stranger’s lifestyle. Even if your heart’s in the right place, most people don’t want negative feedback on their lifestyle, especially if it’s from a stranger. If it’s from a friend, maybe they’ll consider it. But if it’s from a stranger, such feedback can be seen as unneeded and unprompted.

There are people out there who dislike unprompted feedback. Most of us are trying to live through life trying to be ourselves and somehow relating to the main culture. Most of us succeed. Most of us don’t like being told when a ego-supporting strategy is false because of an opinion. For example, let’s say I am a vegetarian. I eat well enough that I am healthy. There is nothing wrong. I would be displeased if someone teased me about it if it vegetarianism was important to me. I wouldn’t like it if they somehow made me eat meat. I wouldn’t like it if they disrespected my lifestyle choice.

Everybody makes lifestyle choices. Nobody likes their lifestyle choice to be criticized. Unless you are their proper friend and the criticism is necessary for them to continue surviving, the criticism is often not wanted. It’s just plain manners to keep criticisms to yourself, even from people you don’t like.

I’m not sure where I was going with that tbh but I feel you have to understand this: Rosgorn was wrong yes to close you off but you are not innocent either. You have possibly hurt feelings by saying what you said, even if you didn’t mean it. So remember, nobody’s ever a true hero.

And I'm not trying to be a hero or a martyr. I see your point. And truthfully, I don't want to hurt anyone. I was hoping the way in which I worded my post would be properly diplomatic while still allowing me to stay true to the covenants I've made. I don't want to hurt Immy, and I'm not trying to criticize him for his choice. I was just replying to the last line of the post here in full. Frankly, I wish him happiness.

Grow up. Rebecca has plenty of support and needs no assistance in bashing a Christian furs personal opinion. We do not need nor did we ask for your unnecessary bullying ANTIFA tactics. Save it for the rallies.

Your particular use of vocabulary suggests you're attempting to sound more sophisticated than you are, to victimize and mob lynch Omni. Don't get triggered. Other people can respectfully disagree with Rebecca. They don't have to embrace your version of how the world should behave. Black Knight all you wish I'll be here to stand up to bullies.

Congratulations Rebecca!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFWb7DG7zTc

VwV

I said it on twitter but honestly, support is always good! <3

I kinda saw it coming, like you said with how you flipped flopped, but glad you have come to terms with what you feel your identity should be. <3 Eitherway you're still you and you're still lovely and I wish you the best of luck in whatever decisions you make on this path.

Eitherway I'm sure as heck you'll design a rad as heck character to represent yourself with <3

Congrats on finding yourself, girl ! Don't let anybody get you down for your decision.

Rebecca is a wonderful name. Congratulations on finding yourself and for finding the courage to come out. :)

Whatever makes you happy.

Yay for positivity and identity ^^

Well, I wish you luck on making this journey. Now I just wish I could figure myself out like this. ^^;

Always a happy occasion to see someone figuring out their own situation like this. Congrats on the realization, and on having the courage to come forth and state it.

I understand your struggle, there, as I myself am trans and struggled with some similar things. It's always good to see people embracing themselves, Rebecca, so I wish you good luck with that. I've been with you since Concession and I'm not going anywhere! ^_^

Glückwunsch, Rebecca! Wir sind stolz auf dir!

Hi Rebecca! <3

Glad you found the courage to come out. Always was curious why you switched genders as raptor occasionally :3

Well Rebecca, I hope you soon figure everything out that's still unclear for you and we'll be looking forward to see your amaze art all over the place ^^

Y'know I'll always support ya, Rebecca!

I'm so happy for you. Really. I often find myself in the same boat. I am often confused. Despite the rather masculine appearance I give myself..

But enough about me! I think that you doing this was a very healthy step~ I'm so glad you did this and found yourself!

Ya know... even as a person who doesn't really know you, except through your art... I'm not really surprised. You've always shown this dichotomy of hyper masculinization and hyper feminization. And now, with this, it all makes a certain kind of sense.

Good luck on this new chapter of your life's journey!

Congratulations, and best of luck with this new chapter of your life!

Rebecca it is. I'm awful at remembering names, but I'll do my best to remember and I do think it's a really pretty name. I'm glad that you were able to figure things out and and find you truly are, too. I know very well how tough that can be, and how scary it can be to announce yourself to the world like this, not knowing who'll support you and who won't. But you have my support and I'm really glad to see that that so many people here feel the same way. Here's wishing you all the best for the future!

I support you all the way, Rebecca! <3

Oh good, I've known you so long as Immy that it'll been hard to change. Not that we really talk, just. You're Immy and that's how I've known you. But I'll do my best to remember correctly.

You do what you gotta do tho 💖

Congratulations on finding an identity that works for you! May you live a happier, more betterer life for it! ;P

I did sorta figure this but good to know for sure and good luck i know how hard coming out is on a personal level

Well, this is pretty cool. I like the sound of Rebecca too, so it is an awesome name to choose. Best of luck moving forward with this. It is going to be rough, and some days you might not feel like it is even going to be worth it but keep strong. You have a legion of fans from all over the world who love and accept you for you.

I know exactly how you feel, Becky. I have been dealing with the same feelings most of my life. I admire you for having the strength to be you.

Congratulations, and hello Rebecca! :)

Hi Rebecca! Hello from Samantha, a fellow trans girl ^.^

Congrats Rebecca! It's kinda obvious when looking back at your old comics haha!

What about that time you made yourself a jocky raptor?

I'm glad you're making a choice that feels best for your emotional state, Rebecca. :)

Good to hear you're figuring yourself out, Rebecca.
I'm sad we stopped talking as much, but it's good to see you've been keeping up on art and that you were able to sort some personal things out.

Nice to meet you, Rebecca. : )

It's always super exciting/thrilling to see folk taking steps to be themselves. Theres something spectacularly magical about that. Congrats!

big time grats!

oh ok

Congratulations Rebecca!

I hope this decision makes you happy and that it works out great for ya, Rececca.

Congrats on coming out! Hope it all goes smooth!

Im Happy for you Rebecca (^n_n^)

I'm happy for ya Rebecca :3

I've always liked the name Rebecca, and congrats on finding your identity.

*Offers hugs and support
You go girl!

When I saw the underlined masculinity of your latest fursona, I immediately realized that in a situation more is hidden, than can be seen at a glance.
... A kind of deep psychological trauma.

But now, I hope, all you mental discord in the past.
I'm raising my glass for you, Rebecca.
Keep it up, girl.

From one trans girl to another, Welcome to the Club, and, You Got This, Baby!

Welcome, Rebecca!!!!!!

Said it once already but I wanted to say it again here. I totally accept you and have you back with full support. You're an awesome person Rebecca. Any help I can give just say the word.

As AuraTwilight I will miss your Big buff raptor boy self but maybe that one could be a twin?

Always a legend in my own viewing no matter who you identify as! Always here for you!

Congratulations Rebecca. <3

You go girl!

:) Hey, I known you very a great many years, and also thought you were more happy when being feminine. Welcome to our umbrella, we are happy to share with you Rebecca :)

Congratulations!!!!! Its nice to meet you Rebecca. It must have been a hard choice. I only know how hard it was to come out as Bisexual. As long as you have people who support you. that's all that matters. Congratulations again on finding yourself!!!!!

Big Step!

Fantastic to hear you found yourself and are comfortable with who you are inside. I too have recently come out, so I know how hard it is to discover yourself ^_^;; remember to be true to yourself. do what makes you happy. I wish I did it years ago

Dragons are better!

Ohh! I guess I really haven't been keeping up to date with you at all, though we haven't actually talked for...7 years now I think heh. A lot changes, or at least we get to know who we really are over time, I've seen plenty of old friends and acquaintances come to terms with themselves over the past few years. Well remembering a different name shouldn't be hard, we should probably catch up sooner or later!

Do what you feel comfortable with
It is your body after all ^-^

A toast to you.

Im super happy for you! Its always a wonderful thing to see when someone discovers something and pursues it for their own happiness. I wish you health and good luck moving forward, Rebecca!

So... Tsumi knows?

Of course she knows.

Well then, is she ready for ... a lot of lesbian lizard lady lads?

Glad to know you've found acceptance with who you feel you truly are. Do you think you'll be going all the way with this?

Been a long time since we spoke. I will call you anything that makes you comfortable and happy as long as it can still be preceded with "my friend." All the support and love to you, my old friend.

I had no clue. Now I'm curious if you are doing this in real life...

"You can't pull this off". I've felt that before, still do. But I'm happy you've made figured yourself out ^^

Hi, Rebecca! Working out what feels most comfortable to you can take a lot of time, glad to hear that you've found your personal comfort zone. Take care, and we'll make sure we've got your back.

Is there any indication that you could be genderfluid instead?

I am glad to see a lot of love and support for yah already, Rebecca; I will do my best to refer to you as that from now on, but if I make a mistake please correct me: I love your art and will continue to support yah no matter what.

Congrats! Its a hard journey. Its one I have yet to embark, but feel I am on the edge of making.

finding one's self is never easy miss rebecca it takes a strong will aswell as a strong heart im glad to see you have both regardless of your choice i'll still support you all the way

I wish you the best of luck with the journey, it can be difficult. Just please don't start going by Becca, I had an ex with that name and it did not end well... Rebecca is a lovely name, though. ^.~

(Honestly, your name is your choice, I won't actually be upset if you choose to go by Becca. And even if I was, it shouldn't affect your decision about your identity. ^.^ )

As everyone else also said, good for you! We got your back!

Hello and welcome Rebecca, its a pleasure to meet you. One could say you have always been here just in another form, waiting. regardless, welcome welcome *gives lots of hugs*

So lovely to see a fellow transgender on FA.
If you ever feel lonely, remember that you’re never alone in your struggles, okay? I know a few groups and support services if you’d like them.~

I disagree with your decision Rebecca, however I do wish you the best, and I hope your journey in life is a safe one. Decisions like these are huge changes for anyone to make, and it is my hope that you will have the support you deserve to have, regardless of which path you choose.

I was mildly caught off guard by the announcement but not cuz of the "realizing you're in the wrong body" thing. It was the "but you draw dicks so well!" thing x3 Still, superduper uber unbeliveably happy for ya! I've been a big fan since the very first days of Concessions (despite.. probably not being old enough to actually read it at the time x/3) and hey, as far as I know Immy has always BEEN Rebecca, cuz I always assumed Immy was just a persona name? Like mine? But hey, long as you're still putting out your awesome art and you're being the awesomest you you can be (whether male or female) I'm all good! Hehe bleeding jesus on a pogostick I really hope I'm not digging myself deeper ^ ^;

ok cool, hope ya have a wonderful life Rebecca ^w^

Gotta be honest, since I saw you a few years back I felt you were more bi-gendered with the flip flopping back and forth rather than trans, but good luck to you, and may you find as much support with those as close to you IRL as you have here.

Congratulations on coming to your decision! I'm happy that you've figured things out for yourself Rebecca! It's a long hard road ahead, but we're all here for you! :)

Hello, Rebecca.

Anyone who says they don't support you or agree with your decision, I support you double for each one. Now go, Rebecca, go be the woman you want to be! Like a majestic raptor'orous steed of scales and talons!

All the support Rebecca!

Well, Howdy Rebecca! Best of luck with your transition.

Well, I've always held the belief that the most unhealthy thing you can do is repress yourself. Hope all goes well for you! ^_^

Late reply, but I wish the best for you. ^_^

Always makes me happy when I see others being who they really are.

Even later reply lol! Just read this and i'm really happy for you :) I can only begin to imagine
the anguish of trying to find your identity when you didn't know where it truly lay. Glad to know
you've found it, as you say, it will take a lot of work but totally worth it now you have an aim.

Also Rebecca is a nice name. I think it suits you somehow :)

And yet another late reply! After a bit of inactivity on my part I nuked most of my submissions, but this was way too important to pass up.

As somebody who struggled with their own identity for a long time, though not in the exact same way, I can definitely understand how great it feels to finally embrace such a significant part of yourself. Definitely looking forward to see where you go from here!

Also... I always have found Rebecca to be a particularly beautiful name, quite a great choice!

First of all, congrats on figuring out who you want to be in life! That being said, Honestly, I found your work via Concession like... 10ish years ago and loved it, and have followed your work ever since, I hope that no matter what your gender preference you continue to pump out wonderfully creative and immersive comics, I loved the characters, Joel being one of my favorites, as well as the developments that happened throughout Concession and have been reading order of the black dog and love that too, so I'll continue to support you and your work no matter what you do from here :D

Hello there, Bex.
Wait... is it okay if I call you that?
Anyways, happy you made your choice! Love your work, have since the early days of Concession! And glad you're happy!

I'm a little late to the party but I'm happy for you. As of about a year ago I came out in a similar way, it was a little scary but I think you'll find being comfortable with yourself like this is the best thing you could do. I know it's been said a lot but congratulations! And good luck with things to come, I think a lot of people will be rooting for you ;3

I missed seeing this a bit back but I'm happy that you have so many people supporting you and that you are able to safely come out to friends and otherwise and be who you are.

Oh hey! I didn't know that you were trans. Well, as the others have stated months ago, welcome! ^^

Hey gurl! I'm a big fan of your work, but as another recently-realized transgal I just wanted to personally wish you luck! :D

I was the exact same way for a long time, never could tell if my feelings were actually real or just a fetish, 'cause of my interest in tf art, including gender tf. The whole "masculinity for the sake of femininity-denial" you mentioned really hit the nail on the head! DX

I finally sorted out what's what last year and started HRT last October!
Wherever your journey leads you, I hope you have smooth sailing all the way! ^w^

-Zoe

Oh hey girl. I was looking for this journal after finding your page for someone.

Rebecca is a real pretty name. And also, I realized about a month and a half ago that I'm a trans girl too <3 Tho I'm still Luca here, because that's also a pretty neutral name, and I've been girly enough for a long time.

I know I'm way late, but from one trans girl to another, congrats on coming out! Rebecca is an amazing name! You (and Concessions) were my gateway into the furry fandom and sexuality questions (which soon led to unsuppressing my gender denial). So thank you for everything!