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By Carolyn Marie · Posted
As far as I know the Orthodox Jewish hierarchy (Rabbis and such) do not accept transgender Jews. How they feel about transgender gentiles is unknown to me. I have had very little dealings with the Conservative wing of Judaism, but of those contacts I have had most were polite but standoffish. The Reform wing is very accepting and tolerant, amazingly so. I do know that trans men have been barred from praying at the Western Wall in Jerusalem if it becomes known to those in charge. Like @Charlizesaid, the orthodox of most any religion are very set in their ways and slow to change. That doesn't mean they can't change, but it just takes much longer. I don't envy your position, Audrey, but you never know about individual attitudes. There was a very orthodox Catholic in my office, and I expected some hostility when I announced my transition. But he was very accepting and kind. We are often the first trans person folks have ever met, and when faced with someone they know who's taken that big step, hearts do soften. I've seen it happen many times. So please don't discount that possibility. HUGS Carolyn Marie -
By Jandi · Posted
I don't know if anyone here watches ContraPoints Youtube, but this is a link to her latest video regarding J.K. Rowling's trans issues. It is pretty long, and she is not always "safe for work" as they put it. But it might be interesting to some. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gDKbT_l2us -
By Jandi · Posted
Here's another one… https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2021/01/iowa-bill-criminalize-medical-treatment-transgender-youth-will-outgrow/ -
By Willow · Posted
Yes I’m hoping the E goddess friends me soon. I was on Spironolactone for a year, and Progesterone for nine months before my left nipple showed any signs of life. That’s when my endocrinologist gave in and put me on E. Not quite 3 months on that along with the other two. Almost the next day my right nipple woke up. They both still hurt. I will say I think there has been shape change but not size. More feminine perk, less male flop. on another note, saw my foot doctor today because of the wet episode yesterday. The nurse took out my stitches, and sent me to x-ray. No sooner were the X-rays up when in walked the doctor. Looked everything over and decided I was good, healing nicely x-rays showed everything was as it should be. Told me stay with the boot and the scooter. I could take the boot off in bed and I could shower but not soak my foot. All that and three days early! This girl would do a happy dance but it would end up one footed hopping until I fell on my face. 😃 happy hugs Willow -
By Charlize · Posted
My preferences have not changed. i like men and am flattered when they are attracted to me but i have never been attracted to them. There is no reason to change that once one transitions. I did have trouble with that concept years ago before i knew that the way i felt wasn't really weird or that i was some repressing my self as a gay man. If anything i am a lesbian and have expressed that reality to several men when pressed. Relax and be yourself! Sexuality does not, as mentioned above, rule who we are any more than it does the cis gender community. Hugs, Charlize -
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By Shay · Posted
need more than 1 song .... -
By Shay · Posted
I missed welcoming you but I see you're thoroughly integrated and that's great. Welcome. -
By Mx.Drago · Posted
I use to play D&D 3.5ed and just got the Pathfinder figures just looked cool. I didn't like D&D 4ed. Love painting the new bones miniatures, did the Kickstarter and got a bunch of them cuz no basecoat needed. Did tons of White Wolf LARP including the older versions in college. Sadly the pandemic killed my physical gaming habits, use to go camping for free as an NPC for this one game held on a couple of different sites. Wanted to try the ones out in New Jersey, but will have to wait.😓 Might just go once as a plague doctor character then run off into the woods to hide from people. -
By Audrey · Posted
This is (still) me. Someday soon I hope I will feel less fearful in front of the camera. Working on that self-consciousness demon. Four months into HRT (anniversary was yesterday), I mostly have extremely sore nipples and what might *barely* be called an A cup. I hope the estrogen goddess gives me her blessings in due time. Back to work... Love, ~Audrey. -
By Shay · Posted
Listened to my friend's interview with Bill Payne at the time of The Last Record Album and I forgot about this one... -
By Jackie C. · Posted
Yeah, funny that. I got real camera-shy about the same time puberty hit. Now? Yeah, take a picture. I look amazing. Hugs! -
By Jamie68 · Posted
I think mine will still grow more. My nipples are still tender, and seem to get hard quite often. I have nice firm "A" breasts now. -
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By Gabriel · Posted
Hi Robyn I came out to my sons three months ago. They are 14 and 19. The eldest took it in stride, we jocked a bit about it and he's been trying different ways to call me since then. Seems like pops is sticking (I was mama before and his dad is papa). My youngest is another story. First he said he didn't want to know. I gave him time and I told him a couple of weeks later. He was ok with it, but he was more clingy for a few weeks, but he is totally back to normal now. I embraced his need and just showed him that I'm still here for him exactly the same as ever. He is ok and he is aware of it, but he still calls me mama. That is ok, every kid has their process and their timing and that is perfect. I'm not pushing anything. Also, I'm not on HRT yet so there are not physical changes that makes it easier to see things changing. Love, understanding and time make a good recipe. Seeing what they need, giving them the space to process it and not pushing more information that what they ask for - sharing what you feel is your gender identity and then let them lead with questions (if there is any, thay can be pretty blasé). They will show you how much information is right for them in the questions they ask. It's only been 15 weeks and my relationship with my eldest already got closer and it is just as good as always with my youngest. For what you describe your kids will probably be perfectly ok with it.
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