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By Astrid · Posted
I'm now 3 years into HRT and have taken a targeted rather than "everyone must know" approach. For most people I casually know, for example, I have not hidden my (gradual) changes, but have not made it a point to announce anything. My philosophy has been "why should the burden be on me to be public, and it be widespread knowledge, about my gender identify?" There's also a safety aspect to this. Glad you raised this as a question, @Abigail Eleanor -- it's a good one. Astrid -
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"Coyote" by Joni Mitchell, solo acoustic. (Live at Gordon Lightfoot's Home with Bob Dylan & Roger McGuinn, 1975) -
By Astrid · Posted
Welcome, @Ay-la! If you like, feel free to ask any questions or join in any of the discussions and forum topics here. We're very supportive and affirming of each other here. Best wishes, Astrid -
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By KathyLauren · Posted
Welcome, @Ay-la! It's a good group of people around here. I lived in BC for a few years. Now I am at the other side of the country. Nice that your partner is supportive! Regards, Kathy -
By Hannah Renee · Posted
Anecdotally, things morning my daughter used her Snapchat app to see what I would look like with a couple of different hairstyles and makeup. I showed the screenshots to o couple of ladies at work, one of whom knows I'm transgender. Not sure if the other one does (typical at my work). They both said I look prettier the way I am. Other than that, out in public - in stores or other interactions - being addressed as ma'am, men going out of their way to hold a door open for me, any number of little things go a long way towards knowing that I'm passing. Nobody has ever overtly made a reference to whether or not I'm passing. As has been said, self-confidence in the way you present yourself goes a long way. How you dress, walk, gesture - sure. But like in the movies, act like you belong. Own it. -
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By Ay-la · Posted
Hi all, 49 and based in BC, Canada, I’m finally pursuing my transition overcoming decades of barriers and minimizing my own needs. Trans feminine and genderqueer, I’m lucky to have a supportive partner and kids at home, but a small social circle otherwise, because, introvert… So, quiet and prone to lurking, but I’m trying to break out of my shell a bit as I am craving some community. looking forward to meeting folks here. -A. -
By Abigail Eleanor · Posted
Bumping this old thread because this caught my eye. This is pretty much my strategy and I'm hoping it'll work. @tesla1026 if you spot this did you try this idea? How did it go? Would love to hear from anyone who's tried this gradual progression technique rather that make an announcement. -
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By Kasumi63 · Posted
Living in Japan, I have a very different experience, so I'm curious how you guys know whether you are "passing" or not. In other words, do people overtly tell you? Or is it something more subtle? Over here, people never say anything, and to be honest, I sometimes find this frustrating because I would like a little bit of feedback about how I'm doing. Or even just tips on where I could improve. Part of the problem is language, I guess. In Japanese, pronouns are rarely used, so it's easy to avoid referring to someone's gender. People also are extremely reluctant to say anything unpleasant or mean to others. So are there any ways to get some objective feedback? (Disclaimer: I agree that we tend to put too much emphasis on "passing," but I do want to keep improving.) -
By Kasumi63 · Posted
As a non-Christian living in a heathen land (the Japanese have a very long history of rejecting Christianity), I thoroughly enjoy smashing these Christmas lights. LOL. Of course, Christmas isn't nearly as depressing now that I'm living here, but even with all the distance, the holidays usually get me down. Now if only I had some lights to smash in person! -
By Kasumi63 · Posted
Thank you, guys, for all the positive comments. Japan has a long way to go, especially with updating its backward laws, but it's great to see people changing their attitudes. Over a dozen students and a handful of teachers have come up to me to tell my they saw me on TV and to voice their support. I'm as happy as I look in the video! -
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I just read an announcement from the Los Angeles LGBT Center that describes the victim as one of their employees, and does mention fears of violence against people. LALGBT Canter stuff is being circulated to all regional Centers it seems. The woman was popular and loved. -
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Got the letter today. Yes, they officially recognize that my hearing loss was caused by my military service, and I will be getting a small monthly payment as compensation. Nice! Well, not nice that I am losing my hearing, but nice to get compensated.
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