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By Mmindy · Posted
This is a great analogy. The statement is true as it relates to the tree. The analogy fits because we as a LGBTQIA community are stronger when we stand together. It also work here on Transgender Pulse Forums. The support I feel from so many others has made me comfortable with my stance, because I'm in a beautiful forest of friends. So when I'm out alone and confronted. I can respond and act like the single tree in the field, surviving whatever comes my way. My roots reach back and communicate with others like me. Standing Strong, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
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By Sally Stone · Posted
Mindy, that would be so awesome of you. Please make the edit for me, and thank you so much! -
By Sally Stone · Posted
M. The term bigender works for me because after taking the time to explore my feelings, I kept coming to the same conclusion, that while I felt an overpowering need to express my inner woman, I also enjoyed being a man. I realized that my personality was equal parts man and woman and to be happy and fulfilled, I needed to express both sides. There are challenges living a life of two-gender expression, but I'll expand on some of those in future posts. Hugs, Sally -
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By Mmindy · Posted
Sally, a moderator can edit the post adding "Post 3" if you would like. Let me know and I'll be glad to take care of it. That way your numbering system is in tact. Hugs, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By mattie22 · Posted
I thought Hey, I can't be experiencing Gender destroyer because it doesn't fit the narrative, but Hey I can. I am experiencing mild discomfort in relation to my gender. Because and that can be a form of mild form of it this forum because their elements of my gender that are out of alignment with my sign gender at birth. There are elements of my gender I have been holding back on some I did not even know for fear it did not fit was told was not very manly or in some other way not correct for someone who is an amab. I tried embracing and expressing some of these parts of me even for just a little bit every once in a while and it feels like a relief to me like a weight has been lifted. -
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By Mirrabooka · Posted
Sax...flute...violin. Oh, and look at her hair! What's not to love? -
By Mmindy · Posted
Welcome to Transgender Pulse Forums @violet r I think we all were scared with our first post here on TPF. I hope you come to find this site as welcoming as an old friend. Not knowing the type of retail you're in, it is hard to know how they will react to your coming out. I would hope that if it's part of a larger corporation they may have corporate policies supporting/protecting you once you decide to come out publicly. No one here will rush you, or try to slow you down, once you've decided to come out. Some of us are secret sisters, and others of us are as flamboyant as they come. The cool this is you get to choose. You be you. Best wishes, stay positive, and motivated, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
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By KatieSC · Posted
I was just notified by WPATH about this new resource. It is also World Voice Day! Please see link: https://vocalcongruence.org -
By Jani · Posted
Oh Yes! This one is so obvious to anyone who has had a cat and observed any Big Cat. -
By Jani · Posted
Classic "Confirmation Bias".
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