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By Charlize · Posted
It sounds like you're working with a great, accepting group of fellow employees. Wonderful news. Enjoy. Hugs, Charlize -
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A year ago, my friends and I made jokes that I acted so much like a dude that I might as well be one. I used to call everyone dude or bro, regardless of gender, and was funny and outspoken. This is because I grew in the 90s and was obsessed with the Ninja Turtles as a child and formed the habit of calling everyone dude early on. I joined a Discord server that was primarily for FtM trans guys. There was one MtF in the group. I was careless and made the mistake of addressing her as a dude, and she lashed out at me. The other chatters quickly sided with her since I was the newbie. I was given a lecture on using gender neutral terminology. Lots of other stuff went down before I eventually left the server. The whole incident has left me pretty much afraid to be myself. I always ask permission now before I address someone as dude or bro, if at all. It wasn't until earlier this week, a year after the incident, that I felt comfortable enough chatting with my friends to address one of them as dude. I feel like I'm learning how to be myself again. -
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Hai haiiii, I meant to add this to yesterday's post. My therapist wanted me to take a picture!! I just felt like sharing, have a good weekend everyone!! ~Mayumi ~ -
By MaryMary · Posted
I feel like it's always been that, I have to find new stuff and do what I should have done when I was 12 and just learn to know myself for real 😂 -
By Charlize · Posted
I love the Mary. When i no longer thought about myself and gender i think that might have been an end to a process. My mind went back to all the old stuff filling it. Hugs, Charlize -
By SaraAW · Posted
That is great to hear! Really happy for you. 😀 *hugs* -
By Krisvm · Posted
Yes I relate to that too. I spent years trying to force myself to be male and it drove me to sever depression. I recently had to stay with family I am not out to and after a few days I was really wanting to be feminine. When I finally got out, putting on a cute dress and doing my makeup made a world of difference. -
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I have started being out at work and seeing people using my name and pronouns keeps giving me little shot of euphoria. Strange to keep smiling when I see work emails coming in! -
By Krisvm · Posted
Just wanted to update everything seems to have gone great. Everyone at work has been really supportive and supercareful to start calling me Kris and using my correct pronouns. Made me very happy! -
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I can pinpoint exactly where it starts from using a MRI, it's the region of the brain that overanalyse every little trait of mine to purposefully find reasons to be dysphoric : that's where passing starts from for me 🤣🤣😂 -
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By Cyndee · Posted
Me too on above, it can be very validating, however many cis women feel that this type of recognition is "objectifying" them as sex objects (it's a thing). Eventually you would grow tired of it. My daughter is an "attractive" young woman, she tells me she is burned out on "-excited- guys". C -
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