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Well, I have had a decent day today; got plenty of sleep, no stress, saw some friends; a regular nice day. The only problem was, I stopped at my Mom's place today to say hi. Right now I have not come out to her yet, and I am not quite ready for that step. But, when I said hi, we hugged like normal, but I forgot I was wearing my training bra. She did not say anything, but I know she felt it, and she began saying things that just weirded me out some without actually saying anything bad. 

First she made the comment about my earrings ( she has known I have had those for a while now) and how I changed to small hoops instead of studs. Second she made the comment about my shirt ( a wolf t-shirt she got me from Florida) and if it was fitting me okay. The third thing was, as I was leaving she made the comment that my hair looks real nice and that I look healthy and began to really pour on the affection.

I am not sure what to think of this right now, as tomorrow she has a phone interview for a job in Florida, and if she gets it, she will be leaving. So, I don't know if how she was acting was because she might be leaving state for a new job in which we will be thousands of miles apart, or if it was she is starting to suspect what is going on with my transitioning, or if it is even some of both. Just a little background, My Mom and I have always been really close, even after my Dad and her got divorced. In fact, we only live about 3 blocks away from each other at the moment.

On another note, I am going to a meeting tomorrow at the Gender Identity Center of Colorado, and this will be my first visit. I know they will treat me right, but it is another step in the right direction for me; just away from my safe zone (or home). This is also getting to me as I am a bit nervous on that. I will get the information I need for continuing my journey, but on a more grander scale.

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Comment by Caroline Grace on October 4, 2011 at 6:07am

If your mom and you are close, perhaps you should consider telling her if you are committed to transitioning, which I assume you are since you have told work already.  It may be the right time to have that conversation at home, don't you think?  If mom finds out work knows but you have not told her, she probably would feel hurt that "strangers knew before I did." This could erode her trust for a long time to come...

 

Once I knew the truth about my future, I was torn about the timing of when to tell. I always equated telling with integrity - for me you simply don't lie to those you love - so no matter how intently scared I was to tell I knew the right way to go for me. Each of us walks a different path, I understand, but my vote is that it is time to spill the beans with mom...

Comment by Rose Marie on October 4, 2011 at 8:05am

From what you say it sounds like your mother really loves you. I think the comments she made was her way of letting you know it was OK to talk about your transistion. She already knows some thing is up and I agree with Caroline that hearing it from strangers could hurt her more and erode her trust

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