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By Chloe Cozee · Posted
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By ElizabethStar · Posted
@AudreyCan't wait to see it, assuming all goes well. My dumb ass (can I say that here?) inadvertently maybe outed myself to a customer today. We were talking about the service history on his account when I just had to say "Yeah, I remember from the last time I was there". Grant it, it was a few years ago but pre-HRT. I did manage kept moving through the conversation without missing a beat and side-stepped it when he mentioned me by my dead name as being his favorite tech. He's probably scratching his head right now trying to figure out when a woman came out and serviced his account. -
By gina-nicole-t · Posted
@VickySGV I understand exactly what you mean by the dominant personally of the father. Mine dominated me, and my mother, even though she gave as good as she got from him. Talk about a totally dysfunctional parental relationship growing up. I could never talk about how I felt to them at all. I know that it would have meant either conversion therapy in our church, or a beating within an inch of my life. All they understood was male, female, and straight. Gay, lesbian, was not in their vocabulary and to my knowledge transgender was not even a word yet where I grew up even though it might have been in other parts of the USA. They picked and chose what parts of the Bible to throw at me. From parts of the Old Testament to the New just to make me feel bad about being me. I truly believe this is why I had a really difficult time dating, making friends, and so on. They controlled how I felt to the point I just wanted to be alone all the time, and kids in school left me that way. Plus because they were also school teachers in the same district I went to school in didn't help with the friend situation at all. I never understood how they could act so different in public, and be such monsters in private. I guess that's why I didn't really cry when they died. The monsters were dead, and I could finally go on and heal my life and be me. I know I am not there yet, and it will take time. Thank you for your wisdom, Gina -
By Audrey · Posted
@ElizabethStar Love the bunny slippers! @Jackie C. And the pretty work hat! This thread is blowing up tonight, I was idle for a while and it said "show 15 new posts?" when I came back. Hope everyone is having a lovely evening. Pretty quiet here, which is good, but it's the calm before the storm I fear. I'm expecting a crazy busy workweek with five days worth of tasks crammed into four because of the holiday today. Also - ultimately, I *did* splurge and buy the suit! In navy blue. I hope it fits, even though my body lacks the curves to really make it work. It's how I'll feel wearing it that I really want to know... Love, ~Audrey. -
By ElizabethStar · Posted
Hi @Zooeysuch great stuff is happening for you. It's incredibly rare to have a wife like yours. -
By 2beBreanna · Posted
I have extra hat lamps in my office at work. They light up pretty good. Oddly a pink hat almost outed me last week at work when I blurted out I'd wanted one when it was offered to the only girl in class. -
By Emily michelle · Posted
Oh my gosh those are so awesome. That girl who made them is a rockstar lol. -
By ElizabethStar · Posted
They're a DIY but they're functional. https://www.instructables.com/Steel-toe-bunny-slippers/ -
By Emily michelle · Posted
It is kind of a pain my hard hat has to be msha rated and my mine light has to be msha approved. The light I have now was 400 dollars when I got it. -
By Emily michelle · Posted
Of course you have to have steel toe slippers. I’m looking to see what I can do to make my work attire more feminine. I did find some cute lunch boxes too lol -
By ElizabethStar · Posted
@Jamie68If your not that far from Chicago maybe check out Howard Brown. It's who I'm going through. -
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By Abi · Posted
Love the nails and the skirt suit plan. If it is something you like then I say indulge. -
By Bri2020 · Posted
https://www.amazon.com/Squire-Boone-Village-Helmet-Explorer/dp/B01KIAWIDS?th=1 -
By Jackie C. · Posted
Sure they're cute, but do they have steel toes? Hugs!
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