Legal Gender Change
Thought Bubbles For almost a year I have been contemplating a legal gender change. It all started with a mischievous exploration. My girlfriend has a Green Card, and I don’t, […]
Monthly Archives: June 2012
Illusions
What I find fascinating is that, when presented with missing information, given a lack of evidence, or even evidence to the contrary, people desperately cling to their initial assumptions. And […]
Testosterone: 4.5 Months
If you’re smart, you’ll notice that the title of the post says 4.5 months, even though it has been 5 months since I started T. Shortly after the last update […]
Assumptions
A Story “Does your school have a band you can play in?” asked my unsuspecting drum teacher. I’ve been taking drum lessons for nearly a year now (though I’ve been […]
A Letter to My Family
Preface I wrote this letter almost 6 months ago, but it gathered dust in my drafts folder. Yesterday I sent my dad an unpublished story on my blog, and inadvertently […]
Philadelphia Trans Health Conference 2012, Post-Op
Non-Binary Transition Presentation Success! Aside from not being able to plug in my computer for the colorful presentation I had prepared – which also meant my notes were a bit […]
