Generally speaking I feel fairly uncomfortable. But now on day 3 it's getting better. The meds and valium help a lot but not 100%! Ha ha!
I have been posting photos on my Facebook page.
I realise I am handling this in a completely different way to the way I have seen other people go through this before. And yet this is what feels right for me.
All my friends know and this is not something I have been secretive about at any time.
In fact apart from all the photos I am also constructing art pieces relating to my transitional journey for which I already have a gallery ready to exhibit next year.
This is a celebration of my my true reveal and it is a wonderful thing. I am very happy right now about my progress.
Emma is celebrating this, as our my closest friends.
I realise that my journey is not other's but this is how I am going through this stage. I want to share it with my friends and with other trans women too.
At the moment it feels too personal not to share. It's too momentous.
I hope that it is not digging up painful issues for other trans women to see this. My intention is not to cause hurt. For me I am finally released from seeing the masculinity that I have had to endure for years.
It's a good thing for me.
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