I am 60 year Old Transgender man as well. I live in the United States. I have always felt i was different then every one else. I was bullied and felt very isolated and alone all my life. In 2020 I started to explore to own identity. In 2021 I bought a binder and have worn it everyday since. In April 2024 i started on testosterone. I feel much more confident and sure in myself now. I feel like i finally know where i fit in the world. I have come out to my family. I have 3 adult kids and 2 grand kids and they are all very supportive. My name is Kaden and I am transgender.

Hey brother, Danny. I started testosterone the day after my 60th birthday. So nice to hear from someone my age also going through transition. I'm originally from small town Ontario, but moved to Montreal 30 years ago. Thank you for your story. Wishing you all the best. Isn't it just soooo amazing when the mirror starts finally reflecting who you truly are?

Im was 65 qwhen i came out

I admire your courage in making this video. I'm so sorry for the shaming you suffered when you were in Kindergarten and for the shame, anxiety and depression that you had to go through in life. "It's never too late" is such a powerful message! I will direct everyone I see who thinks "it's too late for me to transition" to your videos, if that's okay. Thank you for what you do!

I’m 22 years old and have been living outwardly as a boy/man for 7 years. I’m 14 months on testosterone. Approaching my twenties has made me question whether or not I’d ever live a full life. After seeing this, I know it’s possible. Thank you for uploading this. It’s so hard to navigate or plan for a life of being trans when it’s so hard to find any experiences of trans men past the age of 40. I hope to live my life as long as you have

My bff transitioned M-F at age 60. Shes so happy and living her best life. I wish u the best.

So glad that you're living the life you should have always been able to live. Stay happy and enjoy every minute!

I’m a 39 year old trans man, I’m just about to start testosterone. And I’ve been waiting to feel this all my life! Thanks for the video!

I'm in my 30's, and I've been dealing with grief for all the time I missed/wasted before coming out and starting the process. Seeing someone my elder transitioning and living a good life gives me hope. Happy Pride ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

I came out as gender fluid in my 60s People I knew weren’t surprised. I had contemplated transitioning. But I’m very ambivalent. You are a tough man, hats off to you

I'm really glad I found this video, and I'm really happy for you and I genuinely hope you're able to continue your transition with the same joy you've expressed. I'm in my early-twenties and have been out as non-binary since I was sixteen, and this the first time I've seen someone older then about 40 or 50 speak about being trans and talk about it in a candid but supportive way, thank you for that.

thank you!

Thanks for sharing your whole experience. Im a 26 year old trans man and can really resonate with what you explained. Looking forward to your next upload!

Nice video!!! You're a beautiful human!

Congratulations on your transitioning process I have a good friend also from Canada he has been on his journey now around 5 yrs I think also FTM lots of love from myself and Stacey

In 2020 I started my journey my ex didn’t know at the time and I never really had the chance to tell her. That I was bi curious at the time. Then a few years later in 2023 I came out as gay to my parents. And in January of 2024 I came out as non binary. To my friends and they supported me for who I am

Thank You for sharing your journey. I just happened on your video today. I am a 68 year old transman from Edmonton, Alberta. I started my transition with testosterone at age 62, top surgery age 64, changed my gender and name legally age 66. I appreciate your story, mine is fairly similar, coming from a small farming community in Southern Manitoba at the time. I didn't have a name or understanding about the feelings of dysphoria, about feeling different as a child. Unlike some trans people, as a child, I couldn't have said "I am a boy". I was just a person and couldn't relate to the very binary genders at all. I saw they existed, there were boys and girls, women and men, but somehow, I didn't clue in to what I was feeling. I learned to be two different persons. Alone, as a child, I was myself, related to the boy characters I saw on TV, and with people, had to look and behave as a girl. It wasn't until age 52 that I started to understand my feelings, and then research transgender, had counselling, and finally transitioned10 years later. I appreciate your saying that it is never too late to transition.

He looks healthy so doing something right.

It’s awful to see so many transphobic comments. I’m very happy for your transition, I wish you the best!

Fascinating stuff. You really hit on something that has stuck. Several points actually. When you were a child you experienced a traumatizing "non-affirming" teacher. That experience really seemed to impact you. I wonder how you feel about todays environment where it is the opposite. Children are encouraged to explore gender and celebrate being different. The celebration goes to the point that if a child choses a non-confirming pronoun it is celebrated and the child is made to feel special. When other children see what it takes to feel special and seeming please their teacher do you think the extreme affirmation can have the opposite effects to what you experienced as a child? I remember the old gender clinic at CAMH under Dr Zucker. He didn't affirm, but rather took a wait and see approach with children given if you affirm (reinforce) non-conforming we shouldn't be surprised to see it become adopted; the problem becomes where the social transition can lead. In other words is this becoming more of a form of indoctrination,.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ so great to see! Thank you so much for braving the internet I'd like to ask you about starting medical transition after menopause. It seems like some of the concern with the medicine of transitioning is to do with child bearing functions of an afab body, and id like to know any advice you were given, any research you might know of, or how you managed the physical changes after going through menopause? I know this is a big leap to ask about this online, but these are my genuine questions I'd like to learn peer to peer, so if you feel safe or can figure out a way to share any of it you feel comfortable with, I'd appreciate it so so much

I’m so excited for your next video!

Here is the thing I was always playing with boys toys, convinced I was a boy, but as I grew i realised I was female, and didn’t want to be a boy. I’m fin with people being trans but this experiment plays itself out for tomboys who end up being femle

Dear Danny first its nice to hee from another canuck 😀 Im a transwoman who came out last year after a life time of hiding. I have never felt so free and alive. Its nice hear the story from another older but goody😉 I live in the Barrie area. Havnt figured out how to chage my youtube name My name is actully Chloe 🥰🤗

Who else doesn't think he looks 60?

Why wait till your life is nearly over?

My nephew is transitioning (ftm). I am so glad I found your channel. I know I'm closer to your age than his but I like the idea of learning what he is experiencing from a peer. Nolite te bastardes carborundorum

Damn, the music is so annoying 😂

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Let me correct you, you didn't transition from female to male because those terms relate to biology which cannot be changed. What you did was transition from woman to man.

I was 20 when I came out as non binary this man proved that it’s not to late

Why can't people just be themselves and not be so concerned and needy of how others see them? Why do you care? This all seems like an internal inferiority issue demanding others see you a certain way. You can't control other people, the way they think or the attention they pay you. Youd be better off concentrating on you, what you want out of life, being a good human being and striving for a comfortable future.

Wow. This is messed up.