New post up at Somewhere in the Middle-Transition: Expensive but Worth It. A two-year retrospective on my transition, and some details about the next (and most annoyingly bureaucratic and unnecessarily expensive steps) in the process.

As always, comments and feedback are welcomed, encouraged, desired, etc.

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle: The Girl Who Was Secretly a Boy about my upcoming surgery.

Comments welcomed and encouraged.

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle - Gender: Queer about the intersection of gender and sexuality, and the possibility that queer is in itself a gender identity.

I love to get comments if you have thoughts on the topic. Don't hold back, all are welcome.

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle, Milestones in Masculinity, with an update on the transition nearly a year into it.

Bonus photo of sideburns!

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle-Gender Cafeteria, where squash and apples are metaphors, and I have the beginnings of an epiphany about being entitled to have a gender.

Tell me your thinky thoughts, if you have them.

Humorous new post up at Somewhere in the Middle - Boy Parts, about... Well. It should be pretty obvious what it's about. It's not super explicit, and I'd consider it no more than a PG-13, and probably more like PG, but it does use the anatomical name and the c- and d- words that end in -ck for that primary male sex characteristic, so if you're ( Read more... )

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle: Yearning for Flatland about my recent visit to Dr. Brownstein.

Comment here, there, or anywhere, I love comments.

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle: Lenda, about my mom's passing.

Now maybe I can get back to making regular updates.

New post at Somewhere in the Middle: Doppelganger about seeing the me I am inside in many places except the mirror.

New post up at Somewhere in the Middle: Just When You Think It's All Going to be Okay... about the situation with my mom. It says some of what I already said here, and some new. It's a little more introspective, a little less raw.

I'd wanted to write about my gender experiences in Nashville, but somehow I found myself writing this instead.