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By Jet McCartney · Posted
Eventually, (especially if you start T,) things will even out. The excitement you feel is from everything being so new. Finally knowing yourself and having others recognise you can be thrilling. However, because it is your natural state of being, eventually that wears off. There's nothing exciting about it anymore because it's "just you." (Which is a perfect thing to be!) This, however, can lead to disappointment. Trust me when I say however, that that disappointment and jarring reaction to wrong pronouns will go away, and you'll once again feel comfortable in yourself. -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
I love long hair. I'm wanting my hair to touch the floor. I guess we shall see how long it can get. -
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By Ivy · Posted
I wear a wig most of the time. But I can get by with my natural (shoulder length) hair if I wear a hat or something to cover the mostly empty top. Unfortunately that train has left the station, sigh. -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
Normal is a word in the dictionary and a setting on washing machine. -
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By Ivy · Posted
I mean, we're trying ! Just have to be a Southern Girl for now. -
By Ivy · Posted
Oddly enough, just this weekend I read some of my poetry at a local event. In this case it was a Pride group so I didn't have a particular advantage. But I have read in more inclusive (of cis people) situations, and been fairly well received. Let's face it, cis people do deserve an equal chance. I suppose this might be a problem in the future. -
By Ivy · Posted
Of course we do. The few friends I do have are almost exclusively cis or trans women. I think I could have a relationship with a man, but he would be kinda "other" to me. Could be interesting though. I never have understood guys - even when I was trying to be one. -
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By Ivy · Posted
Our government is huge and could, and probably should, be streamlined. But we are living in 2024, and not the late 18th century. The founders did provide for updating the Sacred Constitution. And it has been done on occasion. There is a lot going on, and I don't want to be a single issue voter. But I feel that it is being forced on me as a matter of my survival.
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