We'll call them "family" for simplicity, as they've got the status that socially dictates they be called that. Hm.
If anyone recalls, I came out to Mother a while ago. I'm certain she doesn't get it, though she seems supportive. Evidently, she did tell Father when we got back to the house, though I wasn't sure she did until a couple weeks ago - I'll also have to make sure she did or didn't tell other family members, though I only care about Father's side (which is somewhat religious) knowing about it.
Evidently, he is supportive as well, and possibly a bit behind her in getting the full picture. I don't know what exactly she said, which I'll have to ask later. She didn't mention this at all until I asked about it, and the nature of what Father said to me after she told him was - ambiguous, for him. For all I knew, he could have been talking about my switching nicknames, for the way he speaks.
Sister wasn't surprised; I knew she wouldn't be, but I still chickened out of clarifying that I wasn't a transguy, but transandrogynous/neutrois. Will have to do this later.
What bothers me a bit is that nobody asked questions. Not about pronouns, not about plans for the future, not about anything. I feel like I'm pushing an envelope - I do plan to clarify some things (Father still calls me "she," "daughter," etc. although Mother had been instructed not to, and still seems to be avoiding pronouns for me herself - all understandable, but I worry about how much got across), and I know that we're all going to feel awkward with this. But, oh well. I need to clarify my plans for them, what I should be called, etc. so I can move farther along my transition.
If this isn't very well put together, I'm in an off mood and apologize. Thought it was about time for this topic, anyhow.
