I was feeling more comfortable as I was dressing more masculine which seemed to give me a bit more confidence. I try to tell myself, 'one day things will be better, one day I'll be able to get the treatment I need,' but I don't believe it. But I had this wonderful community here to give me all that space and time to come out. From Our Partners. I could not be happier mentally, physically, and socially with the life I live today. Merida Frances Anderson from Exeter, Calif.
Valerie Star from Weatherford, Tex.
Shin halmoni took another drag of the cigarette while appraising me. The interpreter translated my question. After I came out, I realized that everything in my life had been divided between me pursuing my career and me being myself, and how much that had cost me. Customer Service Manager.
Military Retired and current Federal Employee.
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