I’ve heard so many different aged people say that they’ll do something later, or when they’re retired, or when the timing is better. So you hold your life on a pause-button and start living later? Why not start living now, not tomorrow? Do you have dreams that you think are not possible to reach at […]
I’d say I’ve always been what I am, in a way at least. My identity wasn’t that relevant until my puberty started. I hated all the changes in my body. The body hair and boobs. I hated wearing a bra, from day one. My other parts have been always okay for me. But I did […]
This is my personal experience and I am not a healthcare professional. I have never believed in a system that has cisgender (and straight) gatekeepers aka healthcare professionals, who have the power to decide your identity for you and refuse your access to life saving health care. I didn’t plan to have my transition this […]
Lately I’ve challenged myself totally and now I challenge you. Are you happy with where you are? With what you are? With what you do? Is there anything, anything at all you could do to change the circumstances just a bit? I am aware that there are many things in life that you can’t choose. […]
Hi and a warm welcome! I’m Otti and I am here to empower you, and to share my thoughts with you. For over 20 years I have been working with different kinds of people. Helping them in different ways. Encouraging and giving my understanding. I am familiar with different challenges in life that you might […]
It still seems that today people are reaching towards what is expected “the package of happiness” – grow up, study, get a degree, find a spouse, get married, make a career, buy a house, own a car, have kids… It is quite a tight box that a person is expected to fit in. It’s like […]
My endometriosis and adenomyosis I have been living with endometriosis and adenomyosis since I was a teenager. I’ve had severe pains since my first periods. When I was younger, I just thought I was unlucky and that I was given the burden of bad periods. I remember being 13, crying in agony, I couldn’t move […]








