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  1. Thank you for posting your ten year transition anniversary blog. I am a member of a trans support group you…

  2. Thank you for your kind words Valerie. You bring in a good point asking if we can ever say that…

  3. Oh my. So clear and beautifully expressed; just like everything else I’ve read coming from you. Thank you truly for…

  4. Hoy no es necesariamente una celebración pero definitívamente una retrospectiva. Algunas personas hablan de su fecha de cumpleaños el día…

  5. Today is not necessarily a celebration but a retrospective for sure. Some people refer to their rebirth or birthday when…

  6. Love you. We always appreciate what you decide to share. And yes… there’s a lot we don’t know 🙂

  7. Thanks for piping up again, and hope you don’t completely abandon talking about your experiences as your life goes on,…

  8. Great to see you writing! Wise words .. live life 🙂 Jo

  9. Hi Franches, I’m really happy that you have reached such an important milestone in the process wherein the technical aspect…

  10. Easier said then done luckily I have a certified support bird a quacker parrot who doesn’t leave my shoulder Zoey…

  11. Cat, I’m sorry to learn about your situation. Though I don’t relate to your particular experiences I absolutely sympathize. Not…

  12. Hi ime recently gone through vaginoplasty Ime all lady now n life is great just wish ide get past hospital…

  13. Me encanta “la comida que el corazón necesita para seguir adelante!” Con lo que alimentamos el corazón es lo que…

  14. I adore this Franches! Perfect timing – even though I’m reading your post weeks after you wrote it. I’ve been…

  15. Franches it is great that you are bringing into the light, this part of life for a trans person -…

  16. Tienes una hermosa observación, Franches. Para una empresa tan grande, es un mensaje tierno. Tuve una sensación similar en Nueva…

  17. Oh that is beautiful, and touching, Franches. It doesn’t hurt that I adore the multi-camera stop-motion photography, which lends a…

  18. Wow, Jo! This was meant to be thought-provoking but I’m gladly surprised by your comment. It seems to me that…

  19. Jo on Now

    That is a to-the-point post, one sentence! I just happens to speak directly to something on the mind – am…

  20. … and now I don’t know one of them.

  21. Great to read both of your comment replies! Different perspectives, all valid. I realized yesterday, that I don’t even feel…

  22. Jean, as I’ve described in some of my comments on this post, I never saw my decision as killing my…

  23. Thanks for your comment Jo. I believe it’s a matter of perspective. I never saw or thought of my personal…

  24. Dear Franches, at first I saw the header “Curiosity Beats Fear’ – ‘A personal story based on a note by…

  25. That explication is useful to me. When I was a teenager, I had violent worries about transitioning, feeling that I…

  26. Yes, you’re right Jo. I’m not talking about ending my life, but rather the end of my original gender expression/presentation.…

  27. A very strong post – dealing with a big issue for trans people. Thank you for this. I hope everyone…

  28. A super delicate topic, well handled. In particular, the balance of letting some people know, and carefully, not others, and…

  29. Thanks Jo. As I commented earlier to this post, it’s a tough subject to discuss openly. I wrote and posted…

  30. Franches, a very sensitive and thought out post, about a real topic. Interestingly, it’s not strictly a trans topic -…

  31. This is a profound post, Franches. I’m also not in the state of gender dysphoria, even though my letter for…

  32. At first I really believed I was doing all these little things, like my yellow post-it, to help others “ease…

  33. I love this post! And your phrase, “It was not for others; it was for me!” That is far more…

  34. You’re absolutely right. Another part of that view is that if you’re good with yourself, even if there’s rejection, it…

  35. It was never a planned experience, or laying down a roadmap. It has been taking little bites and eating away…

  36. As much as I was ok with my voice when I originally wrote this post, there was always room for…

  37. It’s also our attitude to the world – when we’re proud, and not showing fear, then people are more comfortable.…

  38. You’re making me laugh. Because I love driving a standard. Well, my efforts are like driving a very old car,…

  39. That is a subtle thought you’ve shared. It helps me see that it doesn’t have to be a revolution -…

  40. A beautiful description. Feeling female inside, I always felt I was working to “pass” as a man. Then it’s the…

  41. A very good description, thoughtful. I’m making a list of questions – such as, how much nerve damage is expected?…

  42. This really makes sense to me. I feel the same. It matters to me, but passing, and how people judge…

  43. Love it, “In essence all this shit has made me happier.” I continually doubt myself on account of age, and…

  44. Well, in regards to lashes and specifically coloured contacts, you don’t have to try everything I’ve done just the was…

  45. I think it’s important to say that not everyone relates to my experience. I believe a lot of people make…

  46. This is such an inspiring story! I never got the lashes I bought on, and have never tried any contacts…

  47. I love your charts and how you formulate the explanations! The “Pull” identity is great – sounds so much healthier,…

  48. Omigod, this is a strong post. It shocked me, but so great that you talk about it openly. That feeling…

  49. It’s such a personal thing. I believe the majority of trans and non binary individuals find that validation, recognition, completeness,…