A name change is important – you want to be yourself, and when you’re transgender, your name is a big, big part of it. This got brought up in a comment on my last post, so I thought I’d go into a bit of detail about the costs for a name change here where I live in the state of Pennsylvania.
Category Archives: What I’m Up To
Transgender Things: A Day Out
Today, I got a message from my wife asking me if I would like to meet up with her for lunch. I hadn’t seen her workplace, so I figured, sure! I decided to step up and embrace my transgender self for this trip.
Thinking about the OGL 1.2 kerfuffle, and what comes next.
So it seems like everyone in the universe who plays D&D, and a lot who don’t, have been chiming in about the Open Gaming License (OGL) issue.
From The Calendar: Transgender Awareness Week
This week is Transgender Awareness Week.
If you have read this, you are now aware of me.
Transitions: Medication update
After a bunch of time and waiting, I finally got my medications in order properly again. Which is nice. I also added in one more.
What We’re Up To: Happy Anniversary!
Last week was my ninth wedding anniversary. My darling wife Sellesta and I celebrated it with little pomp and circumstance, excepting that we ordered in our favorite meal and had a very nice evening.
Transitions: Some More Changes
This weekend, I went out on Sunday and got something else done to feminize my appearance a bit as part of my transition.
Transitions: What Else We Did This Weekend
A couple of days ago I mentioned that my wife and I played hooky this past weekend on Friday, but then on Saturday we did some more things, one of which I would never have expected to do if you’d asked me about it a couple of years ago.
My Morning, revisted.
Trigger Warning: medication, illness, discussion of mental illness.
A few years ago I did a post about things I had to do in the morning, and since that’s changed, I thought I’d update it a bit.
Transitions: It’s been a while. And what a while it’s been.
I know it has. I haven’t posted in a few years. And there are a lot of reasons.
- A dearth of creative flow.
- Mental health issues.
- Letting myself believe writing wasn’t “that important”.
But at the end of the day, it was just me getting tired of dealing with myself. And then the madness that was Life In The Time Of COVID-19 happened. Click to continue reading.