I wrote a guest post on T-Central called My Girlhood: A Very Serious Business. It’s a brief romp through childhood and learning the right way to play Barbies and I warmly invite you to check it out!
First Jamie, Then James
And before that, I was a GIRL.
Miltonesque
I am trans, I'm a guy, I am somewhat restlessly studying English literature. I'm flamboyant, I'm a writer, and I am fiercely proud of the cultures that mishmash to form my family.
oh man I am so glad that you didn’t keep that resolution not to burp out loud
Thanks! I am, too. And so is that cousin who filmed music videos with me, since she’s made it her life work to encourage gaseousness in our family.
Your guest post up on T-Central is wonderfully written. Great stuff for people who, like me, do not have too much contact or experience with F2M society.
Thanks for sharing. I will stay around a while and see what I can learn.
Cheers
Thank you! It means a lot to me that you took the time to read.
i was going to say the exact same thing! i almost can’t believe you ever made such a resolution…it’s almost as though you’re making up for lost time now. good job, james…i’m glad you’re you (spit, fingernails, and all).
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I love you James! Including the chapstick-bra-cami or button-down shirt, spiky hair or meticulously spiral-curled, boobs or no boobs, whatever. Great t-central article. I’m so glad that we live in a day where you have resources to change your appearance to fit your gender. I mean, that kind of freedom is a big responsibility, but you’ve risen to the occasion beautifully. Well done.
“My gender is made of me” – I love it. Thanks for writing!
Thank you! That means a lot, especially since I really enjoy your writing in return!