Hi DeeAnn,
It sounds like you’ve done some interesting work with programming important to industry. Yes South Louisiana is a welcoming and nice place. I haven’t had too many issues presenting my feminine side, and there’s a lot of local people who are either allies or queer. I too like the feeling that inspires me that truth will win out over ignorance and intolerance.
Hi Charlie, I had read your post earlier, and I wanted to digest it and consider how I feel about my identity. I am still in the beginning stages of figuring just how I do feel about myself. To be honest at first I thought that I was on the low end of a perceived scale of male on one end and female on the other. This thinking is starting to fail. I realize that, more and more my actions are speaking loudly. The way I sit, the way I place my hands. I constantly look at my crotch imagining a lack of a bulge. I have no desire to present as a man. I am afraid that it will soon become nearly impossible for me to continue to work in the disguise of manliness. And yet I love woman. I prefer their company and they always find a way to sit with me at the company meetings. Maybe they can feel a connection. I know I do. Bottom line is the deeper I go, the deeper I want to go. Hugs Katie
Heya Katie, you go girl! Yes the more you learn about your true self, the more you don’t want to be someone you are not. For me anyway, as I’ve said it’s a journey and I’m taking it as it goes. I certainly am happy being me, and as I listen to my actions (like you said) and the way I’m feeling, I automatically show as someone who is authentic. Sounds like you are too! Yay! ❤️
Katie:
Know that trans people can have any sexuality and attractions that cis people can have…
Hi:
I just happened to run across this thread. How are things going for you these days?