I’m back. Have been for awhile, but hadn’t felt much like writing until tonight.
Someone brought up something about leading a double-life in a comment to a previous entry, and I figured I’d write a full entry on it.
I live a double-life. Most transabled people probably do, in one way or another. Right […]

It’s going to be significantly harder than I’d initially anticipated to be without my chair for a week. I’m heading out of town for a week starting tomorrow, and as I’m very new to wheeling, it’s staying at home while I head out (it’ll be quite awhile before I’m confident enough for air travel […]

[preface: About a month ago, I ordered a Quickie GPV wheelchair, after much research. Today, UPS’s site listed that it should be arriving at my house.]
12:08pm: My wheelchair just arrived. There’s a large cardboard box sitting in the front hall… and i’m somewhat afraid to open it. More than somewhat. I’m […]

Self-cathing is one of the times that having female bits is a massive advantage over having male bits.

Hi! I’m Robin.
I’ve dealt with being transabled for as long as I can remember. Usually it stays in the background, making me aware it’s around all the time, but not actively interfering with my life. But once in awhile, for days-to-weeks, it’ll move to the foreground and the feelings of wanting MS […]