Sahhara advises trans-sisters as she undergoes corrective surgery– Don’t make same mistake I made

Sahhara, a Popular transgender woman, has written a long post on social media counseling other transgender women on changing their bodies while sharing her personal experience.

As seen on her Instagram story, Sahhara disclosed that she spent the night in the hospital after undergoing corrective surgery with the drains still attached.

The surgery was to rectify some pain and errors she made during her journey into womanhood.

They go through a lot to be their actual selves, according to her, and it’s a shame that people minimize their identities without understanding what it requires to be who they are.

Sahhara shared images of herself on her hospital bed, wishing that they never had to go through what they have, and advising her trans sisters not to make the same mistakes she did because she wanted to fit in.

In her words;

I spent the night in the hospital with the drains still attached, the surgery is to correct some pains and mistakes I made during my journey into womanhood.

We go through hell to be our true selves, it’s a shame that some people trivialize our identity without knowing what it takes to be us, I hope they never go through what I have been through.

To all my trans sisters, I see a lot of you making the same mistakes I made in order to fit into the society.

Please, be patient, don’t rush into doing things you body will produce naturally. Becoming the woman you truly are takes years, it is a gradual marathon steps, not a sprint.

My Grandma always said ‘Those who run blindly, always falls’. So be clever and WAIT! Take guidance from sisters who came before you, unfortunately, unlike you, I had none, but you have me. I’ll gladly be your Guinea pig, so you don’t have to destroy your life out of haste and desperation.

I’m staying in the hospital until I am deemed strong enough to go home. Thank you all so much for your lovely messages, I appreciate your kind thoughts and care… Love you all so much”