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Re: "Transitioning on the job"
I'm not going to pretend to understand your experience, but I encourage you to write it and publish it somewhere. You should not have to worry about how people are going to react to you simply speaking about your life.
2023-07-08 · 1 year ago
❤️ sugar [OP] · 2023-07-09 at 23:31:
I appreciate the encouragement. I've been struggling a lot lately with longcovid fatigue, so I'll slowly work on editing it and release it when it's ready. Thank you 💕
And @jeang3nie, I've been meaning to mention.. when you first wrote about the supreme court decision I honestly thought you were a queer person, I haven't seen anyone else care so much. I was very surprised when you later wrote that you're not queer. Surprised and relieved. It feels very nice to have support from people outside of our group :)
🦎 starling · 2023-07-10 at 08:20:
god yea I'm not looking forward to being out soon at work. i work in construction and idk how to deal with being out, but I'm 6 months on estrogen and waiting to get my new birth certificate in the mail sooo I'm gonna find out how that goes very soon i guess
☕️ Morgan · 2023-07-11 at 07:32:
@sugar watching with concern from over here in Europe. I don't usually comment on US politics as it feels unhelpful to "get involved" when I can't actually get involved.
🚀 stack · 2023-07-26 at 01:41:
I really hope it works out for you. It's easier to start a new life at a new job, that way people don't have to adjust their image of you. A lot of people are not very flexible after the first impression... But a new job is not always an option.
And please do write. I don't think anyone here would 'yell' at trans folk...
Definitely a fear I've been having, not gonna let it stop me, but man if the anxiety doesn't make things difficult.
Transitioning on the job — I've been sitting on a blog post for a few years now about my experience with transitioning at my old job. A core point of it is how once they finally saw me as "not man" (though obviously not "lady") they started treating me like shit, pushing me out, and straight up lying to get rid of me. I've just got two problems with it: it's incredibly lengthy and I don't have the energy to edit it. People will get upset and I don't want to start another round of cis folk...