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Amanda Stewart commented on Breanne Todd's blog post Oops, maybe I have gotten too comfortable...At work
Joanna commented on Jenn's blog post Walking Both Sides of the Gender Divide"Good for you lynnie. Whatever you need to make it work for you. I am behind you but on the same road!"
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Lynnie Girl commented on Jenn's blog post Walking Both Sides of the Gender Divide"I have lived a cross life for 17 years now.... not out at work only. So I have quite a bit of experience balancing the gender divide. I feel blessed that I am who I am. My being trans is one of my most special qualities.. it has been a gift…"
Michelle Wolf posted a blog postSo, Where's Your Dad? ... She's Right There
“So where’s your dad, anyway?” The question was asked by a young child who was playing with my son on the trampoline. I was sitting about 10 feet away to keep an eye on things. The other boy was a couple of years older, and my personal childhood experience taught me that older boys were not always hesitant to exercise power by virtue of age and strength. I may not be able to always protect him from this, but I’m sure as hell not letting anything happen on my watch.My son pointed to me and told the other boy, “right over there!” The little thug was unable to make the connection between the homely woman sitting on the deck and my son’s dad and soon the matter was dropped. Yes, I do realize this was probably a teachable moment, but I was caught off guard and found that words had left me. If the situation persisted, I would have outed myself, but it died within moments and I had the opportunity to ponder this sufficiently to create a new blog post.As many of you may know, transitioning…See More
Moving forward.
A few weeks ago I called my Doctor and asked her how open minded she was. She said she thought she was very open minded, so I booked an appointment with her.When I was there I talked about how I wanted to move on with my life as Gayle.I talked about how I wanted to Transition from my male self to being Gayle full time, and what I needed to do to get started.She told me she would help me in any way she could. That all she wanted for me was to be happy, she gave me a big hug and told me she’s there for me.That this was new for her and she had to talk to my male Doctor, and would get back to me as soon as she could. I was only home an hour when the phone rang it was her calling me back with news of what she had already found out.Because they had never handled this before she told me they wanted to get it right the first time.She sent off a referral to an Endocrinologist, and that she had found a counselor that would love to work with me, it’s one of the requirements needed to achieve…See More
Brooke K. posted a blog postIt's never too late....
As we transition, its not uncommon for family/friends to shun us. I come from a very big family, 5 brothers and 4 sisters. I also have 2 daughters and a son.I have always had support from my mom..who always knew in her heart that I was a girl. Several months after I came out, my 2nd oldest sister started to support me. Only because she started to educate herself on my "condition" and realized I'm still her sibling no matter what.I've really had no contact with the rest of them in the last 3 yrs..but that is their problem not mine. I've chose to live my life and look toward the future and not live in the past. Its up to them to decide if they want me in their lives.But not all is lost, things seem to be changing slightly over the last month or so. None of my siblings have contacted me but last week I got a surprise "friend" request on facebook. It was from one of my older nieces, whom I haven't had contact with in about 2 yrs. And according to my one supportive sister, my dad finally…See More
Charlene V. Steele commented on JinianVictoria M. Herdina's blog post A random thought and definition"Greetings Jinian and Elle. Thank you for the excellent discussion.
Elle, I am exactly where you are. The "collateral damage" done to children, grandchildren, father, step-mom, etc is the chain that keeps me in…"
Joanna commented on Jenn's blog post Walking Both Sides of the Gender Divide"What a dilemma Jennifer but there you have it the reality of almost every single transgender person on this planet and for many of us a cross to bear especially if we cannot balance both sides. Those of us who can transition and make a go of it as a…"
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So, Where's Your Dad? ... She's Right There
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