The past week or so, I have watched videos by this woman (video underneath) and read her books. I find her to be incredibly remarkable. She is exactly one month older than I am, but she has grown emotionally in ways that I can only dream of. I can relate to what she says about appearing outwardly different. So many times, people could look at me (and still could look at me), and have no idea if I'm "fish or fowl", causing some (mostly covert) hostility towards me. And I've spoken enough times about my fear of transgender being all I am to others - always being "the trans one" no matter what I do. But maybe it doesn't matter if people look at me, or anyone else, and try to define us. Maybe we can choose which parts of ourselves to put forward, and show others that we are not just what we appear to be.
What do you think of what she has to say?