For me personally, I do not consider myself as fully out - that is there
are a small handful of people that know me in both genders but majority
of those that matter to me in this world do not yet. I've had alot of
this discussion with my wife to try and gauge what that means and to me
that I am not out means that I haven't fully accepted myself here. I
mean I know that I am trans, I imagine a life that I could live as
Jaclyn but I still have fears of acceptance with work, with friends,
with other family members.
For Jaclyn, and many others, coming out as trans means telling friends, family, and work associates. The ramifications are often unknown and unexpected until after the "reveal". In a nice, thoughtful post, Jacklyn shares her thoughts on the subject.
Saturday of my vacation and I will be meeting Nicole tonight at the Escape.
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It is Saturday of my vacation which is quickly coming to an end. I have
decided I will wait till Sunday to remove the color from my nails though as
I wante...
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