LogFAQs > #962120219

I don't really mind being asked, but I then I feel really comfortable describing myself as a "woman" ATM. I agree it's important to talk about this kind of thing. I posted about myself a bit on Facebook: both coming out there, but also discussing feelings and process.

Anyway, over the weekend, an old college classmate of mine messaged me there, telling me she's really proud of me and that she considers herself to be a queer non-binary femme (her profile pic def has that vibe) and she's not out to everyone yet. She said I inspired her. We hung out one time, me, her, and her partner (who to my knowledge is a cis dude) and I made borscht and garlic bread for them (explaining the former would be *quite* a digression lol, it made sense at the time, ok?), so I snapped a pic of the garlic bread recipe and sent it to her to commemorate us meeting as our true selves.

And so that's why I take it upon myself to talk about myself. My experience is my own, but it is a trans experience. And anyway Mona Eltahawy wrote its important for women and queers to command attention, and that resonated with me.