I passed really hard yesterday!

[Bird]

lol

I know the term passing hard is odd, but considering the whole situation I think this is my trophy of passability, if not a crown or something!

At Uni we exchange the place we work at during our internship, 4 months ago I was working at a hospital as a boy, two months after I went to basic health care and went full time during it, I got back to the hospital early this month. So to say there are plenty of people who know I changed gender is a understatement.

Anyway, I was at the hospital's restaurant eating lunch yesterday, I had just finished eating and went to the bathroom to wash my hands before getting back to work. A woman walked in and washed her hands while casually staring at me. I walked out just after her and overheard her saying to a group of friends:

"No she is not, she is a woman. She really is woman"

[Sage]

Congrats, Bird; that's really awesome!     *applause*  I'm so jealous; I wish I could pass that well.  lol

[Nickie_66]

hehe, congrats on that!

(ps : Sage, in your sig, do you mean 私は死神 or do i just not get that kamu word? )

[caitlin_adams]

Yay! That's awesome.

[Sage]

hehe, congrats on that!

(ps : Sage, in your sig, do you mean 私は死神 or do i just not get that kamu word? )

I honestly can't read kanji, so you may have it right.    It's supposed to mean, "Bite you to death."

[Mahsa Tezani]

Anyway, I was at the hospital's restaurant eating lunch yesterday, I had just finished eating and went to the bathroom to wash my hands before getting back to work. A woman walked in and washed her hands while casually staring at me. I walked out just after her and overheard her saying to a group of friends:

"No she is not, she is a woman. She really is woman"

How old was the woman?

There seems to be some confusion in this paragraph and more like she respects you as a woman.

[Bird]

Late 30's.

I'm sorry if there is some confusion, english is a second language to me and there are some situations where it is not possible to do a direct translation from portuguese. When I wrote "really is a woman" in my language she had said something like "she is a woman for real" or "a real woman" as in, born a a woman.

Brazil is a country with quite a few behavior and social differences between each gender, so much that anyone who is not XX would be considered a fake woman or just a man, so, if she said a real woman, it meant she considered I was XX.

[Mahsa Tezani]

Late 30's.

I'm sorry if there is some confusion, english is a second language to me and there are some situations where it is not possible to do a direct translation from portuguese. When I wrote "really is a woman" in my language she had said something like "she is a woman for real" or "a real woman" as in, born a a woman.

Brazil is a country with quite a few behavior and social differences between each gender, so much that anyone who is not XX would be considered a fake woman or just a man, so, if she said a real woman, it meant she considered I was XX.

Well aren't ts people very common in Brazil? My friend is from Sao Paola. God love her, she's so honest.

[Bird]

Common ins't equal to accepted really.

Anyway... I was just celebrating what happened, I know it is possible I wans't passing, but I think I was and I'm happy for what happened.

[mm]

Congratuations, you are well on your way.  How long you been on hormones? Your voice must sound very femimine.

[Bird]

It is the beginning of the seventh month now.