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Things are moving quickly now that I have my drivers license and social security card in my new name. It was really affirming when I got my first paycheck in my new name.
Amazingly I have found many cis women are absolutely wrong in their assumptions about bra fittings. I knew an elderly lady that said, "I have been a C cup since school, I just buy a bigger band size as my breasts grow." This is completely WRONG as the band should always fit snug with they gore firmly against the chest.
One of CNA's came into Torrid and I helped her pick out a new bra. She didn't even understand band size was inches and cups/band combo were based off Victorian shirt sizes.
She said, "how do you know so much?"
We found her proper fitting band size, then found a cup she fit.
How can people that take the vast majority of bra users know so little about them? Seems most cis women just use "try it on" only.
As has been said many times, this is not a black and white issue.
Sure. I get it that a MtF person that has gone through full male puberty and "transitioned" 6 months ago probably has an advantage in some sports. But these bans affect elementary school kids too.
I mean, banning trans women from Darts? Chess?
Worry refers to the thoughts, images, emotions, and actions of a negative nature in a repetitive, uncontrollable manner that results from a proactive cognitive risk analysis made to avoid or solve anticipated potential threats and their potential consequences.
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