The obvious question:
“When did you know you were trans?”
College.
“Thanks, T1 internet connection, and unsupervised internet use.
Blog
The ups and downs.
To date. I’ve had a lot of each.
It’s a roller coaster that I’m tired of riding. I know I have many laps left before I can get off.
The cost of a blood test.
Oh. My. Goodness.
I have insurance. It’s pretty decent especially considering where I live. But I wasn’t quite ready for the bill. Sure, I knew I needed the blood test. We had to see where my hormone levels were to help plan the next phase of HRT.
I don’t think I can be more out.
I don’t think I can be more out.
Truly. I don’t think there are any more coming outs that I have to undergo.
An introduction.
Hello! This isn’t much for a first blog post, I know. The good news is, the website is up and I’m ready to write. It won’t be long before there’s more content here. Thanks for checking in! T Jay