Musings of a woman who happens to be transgender
The hardest part of admitting I am transgender was admitting it to myself! Telling other people was easy. Plus two more questions!
There isn’t a simple answer to this question.
With a Tweet, J.K. Rowling has sided with trans-antagonistic and -exclusionary views. I couldn't let this go without responding. I offer this open letter to Ms. Rowling.
Lots of questions about my opinions. I have answers...
There is no one single thing, but a multitude.
Hint, it's a lot!
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 does it feel like? This is a collection of random thoughts on this question.
Q: When does a trans woman become a woman?
A: A trans woman is a woman. She never wasn't one.
