HiI'm saying that quietly and slightly anxiously, probably because I'm polite and English. These two attributes go hand-in-hand I find. Actually, I sense that I should perhaps be going,HI!?Because I get the sense that Gender Society has gone very quiet at present. Is that the case, or is it just me? Paranoia is another English personality trait, I suspect..Personally, Tranny-web and then subsequently Gender Society has served to be a critical, considerate and crucial component of me understanding who I am. Without this site, my eyes may be less open, my mind still confused but at least for understandable reasons, and my transsexual community perhaps dormant.Too many online friends and supporters here to mention, but if you know me then I think you know who I am referring to. Some of us who visit here may not have transitioned, grown-up and moved on. For those people this site (and let's be honest, there are others too) are essential, providing opportunities for contact and release from the day-to-suffocating day. Importantly, this place is not only caring, it is also fun.So if you are reading this, don't just pass the opportunity by and decide just to 'Like' someone, because that's too easy. But go on, say something. Because whilst it may be irrelevant, whimsical, serious, critical, invasive, open, difficult or daft, without your comments and commitment sites like these - I hate to say it, will fold.How am I? Well I'm just about OK but I'm still a bloody bloke and I wish I were not. Gender Dysphoria sucks, commitment to partners and family is honourable, but heck, I wish I sometimes that I was brave enough to stick my head above the parapet and just cry my eyes out.Go on, talk a bit.HugsRachel x
a girl at heart and a proper person too