So, another abridged update....
The attorney visit went okay. I dressed up more professionally, and found that while I was dressing, my growth was actually a little visible through the sweater. So, I don't know if this would qualify as a 'milestone,' but I had to use a cotton sports bra to cover it.
So there, my first time actually needing a bra.

I think I may have surprised their receptionist a little when I arrived, though. I have spoken to her quite a few times on the phone, and she knew I was transgender. I just don't think she expected me to look the way I do.
But, weirdly, it came across quite pleasantly, and I think she may have even flirted with me a little, which was a confidence booster (I did notice the lack of a wedding band on her hand). But, anyhow, I had to get to business with the attorney, and it went quite well, so that's good.
My OneScene experience has taken a turn upwards as well....lately, I've been regularly corresponding with a woman in the US who, according to her profile, is a cis lesbian, but seems open to talking to a trans woman like me, and it's been very easy going. No pressure, no expectations....it's nice just to be able to have a friendly chat.

I just really, really also hope I can get back on the laser/electrolysis path. The daily shaving/depilatory routine is getting grueling, the more my skin is changing (especially on my face....I look like a blood-coloured dalmatian every morning...OUCH!). But, it's even worse leaving it there, so I'll stay with the routine.
Beyond that, I've been a little busy on Super Mario Maker 2 again. That's my one hobby that has become quite fun over the past year.
For those who like playing it, you will notice, I thrive on absurdity, as you will see on the courses I built. The ones my kids make (we share the same account to upload and showcase everything) are more conventional, and definitely get more likes (well, mostly...one of them is beginning to embrace the more absurd, too).
I think players may lose patience with my courses, but hey....we have to be true to ourselves, and I'm happy with my courses. We need to do what makes us happy, just like Bob Ross would say.

-Vivian (TSL_NB)