- I knew that I felt different than the other kids in Pre-School
- I had my first crush on a little girl named Sarah in Kindergarten
- I never wanted anything girly, only action figures and sports equipment.
- In first grade I asked a neighborhood boy why they had a penis and I didn't. He told me that I should be growing one soon, because he knew I was a boy too.
- In 5th grade I convinced my mother that a bullcut was androgynous. Though she refused to cut it like that again after everyone commented on her handsome little boy.
- In Junior High I constantly tried to prove myself. I always had to make sure that I was better at everything than the guys in my classes.
- I always refused to let anyone treat me like a girl, if they did, I proved my "masculinity". Went as far as beating up quite a few different guys who wouldn't hit me because I was a girl.
- I tried to commit suicide my freshman year of high school. I was diagnosed with "Gender Identity Disorder", and because of that, a hefty amount of depression.
- I cut my hair off with a pair of paper cutting scissors the beginning of my sophmore year...my mother killed me.
- I came out to a few people I knew my sophmore year, but I didnt have much disregard for myself, so soon, everyone in the school basically knew. I started insisting that everyone call me Trey. My counselor wrote a letter to the school excusing me from P.E. so that I wouldn't have to go in the girls locker room.
- I got into Drama and started doing plays, I always played male roles, and from what I'm told, I did very well. When I graduated, I got student of the year for Drama.
- I started living as a male my senior year.
- I got my name changed to Trey Chaseton in early 2005. Started working as male.
- Started counseling for Hormones in March of 2006
- Completed counseling and recieved my letter for Hormones and top surgery in June 2006
- Started Testosterone on July 18th, 2006. Got my first packer about two weeks later.