Today is International Transgender Day of Visibility. I believe it is important to make ourselves known and remind people that we are and always have been a part of society, that will never change, even if you criminalize it.
I am transgender and proud. My life has gotten so much better since coming out, and I hope that anyone on my timeline who is still questioning, an egg, or open about their gender identity - whatever that may be, feels seen today and knows that they are important and valid.
Happy TDOV folx!
Happy TDOV folx!
I see you and am glad to have you in my life.
I might not openly advertise in public that I am trans but I never deny it if asked.
Trans people have always been here.
Trans people will always be here.
Trans people are not going anywhere.
Solidarity!
Trans people will always be here.
Trans people are not going anywhere.
Solidarity!
I agree, and I’m unapologetically visible. I also never forget that being able to be visible and safe is a privilege, so I never judge those who are still closeted or choose stealth.
Totally, Prue. I wouldn't have felt nearly as safe when I still lived in Idaho.
I never take my passing privilege for granted.
Happy International Transgender Day and sharing your story over the years. 
I have the best plurkies <3
