New york city will never shine as bright as this..
So, we were watching TV on the couch last night,and I had Pika on my lap,Kayte was leaning on me,and Willie was asleep on her lap.It was so eerily normal.I'm not used to that.I'm used to so much going on around me that I don't usually have time to stop and think about things.Like,before,i felt I was pretty happy,but it was in a way like I was almost ignoring everything and everyone else around me. Now,I'm happy because there isn't anything to not be happy about.I like Ohio,its working out well for me,I feel a thousand times better than when I left. Though,I do miss having all my friends around.
So,my T came in the mail today,yay for not having to go see a doctor out here.oh,and my taxes did too,yay for that.
The job is good,its really fucking easy. And it leaves all day for me to do nothing. And I actually like most of the people I work with.Even the Yankees fan *gasp* I definitely like no-one having to know about my past,it makes it alot easier to be me.
Also,whats with people who don't ID as Trans starting hormones.Do they think this is a safe practice? Do they know the VERY permanent side effects of starting T? Do they have any idea what it actually feels like to be the wrong sex? I feel like theres a trend developing among female bodied people,and its scary.I feel like in 20 yrs we're gonna have a lot of bearded lesbians walking around and its going to be really hard for young trans people to get the health care they need. And I also feel like its going to negate all the hard work in the community to be recognized for what we really are.
Also,I'm trying to get a trans booth together for Cincinnati pride this year,anyone who wants to help would be great.
So,my T came in the mail today,yay for not having to go see a doctor out here.oh,and my taxes did too,yay for that.
The job is good,its really fucking easy. And it leaves all day for me to do nothing. And I actually like most of the people I work with.Even the Yankees fan *gasp* I definitely like no-one having to know about my past,it makes it alot easier to be me.
Also,whats with people who don't ID as Trans starting hormones.Do they think this is a safe practice? Do they know the VERY permanent side effects of starting T? Do they have any idea what it actually feels like to be the wrong sex? I feel like theres a trend developing among female bodied people,and its scary.I feel like in 20 yrs we're gonna have a lot of bearded lesbians walking around and its going to be really hard for young trans people to get the health care they need. And I also feel like its going to negate all the hard work in the community to be recognized for what we really are.
Also,I'm trying to get a trans booth together for Cincinnati pride this year,anyone who wants to help would be great.