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Transgender and Transsexual, two words that have been, and are used to describe people who medically transition. Two terms that have been, and continue to be loaded with baggage. Two Continue Reading →
I wore boy’s/men’s clothing for 37 years and it almost killed me. Over the past day or so a story has been making the rounds titled “I wore men’s clothes Continue Reading →
Through the course of my transition one item that constantly came up was my appearance and how well I ‘pass’. Within the community there are many people who have transitioned Continue Reading →
In my last post I discussed what it means to be invisible, to not be seen. Today I’m going to look at what it means to be visible in a Continue Reading →
In our day to day lives we are called ma’am or sir quite regularly. For many people there is no concerns about this or any angst. Sometimes a clerk, cashier Continue Reading →
Part of the process of transition, after the name change, but before one travels outside the country, is getting a new passport. Sounds simple, right? Maybe, maybe not. The Continue Reading →
I’ve been oh, so wonderful at keeping the blog up to date. In part this is because someone is trying to use the blog against me. Well, I’ll just say Continue Reading →
Last weekend I hit a good milestone in my journey. I was referred to in the feminine pronoun by strangers twice on Saturday. Once at a small restaurant – they Continue Reading →