There is no one single thing, but a multitude.
Q: What is the thing that confirms that you are transgender?
Q: What are transgender people tired of hearing?
Hint, it's a lot!
Q: How can I understand transgender people?
If you aren’t transgender and/or haven’t experienced gender incongruence / dysphoria, the likelihood is you won’t be able to understand the transgender experience. But all is not lost!
What is it like to be transgender?
What does it feel like? This is a collection of random thoughts on this question.
A trans woman is a woman (and she never wasn’t a woman)
Q: When does a trans woman become a woman?
A: A trans woman is a woman. She never wasn't one.
Honor
An essay which started to be about Pride, but where I found that I had another, better word to describe how I feel about being transgender.
Take a memo: Trans People Won’t Be Erased
I will fight for my rights until my dying breath (which, let's be honest, feels a lot closer now than it did before); I wish I didn't have to. But I need help. I am under attack, and I'm sounding the alarm.
Misconceptions about trans people
There are a lot of misconceptions about what being trans is like, about how it feels, why people are transgender, and so many other things! I'm sharing a number of things that some trans people wish others would understand.
Checking in: 6 months
I've been actively writing this blog for around 6 months, and am closing in on the one-year anniversary of my coming-out to myself. I thought this would be a good time to check in and see how things have progressed.
