As I struggled with transitioning trying to figure how to make it all work it was brutal on the brain did a lot of daydreaming and very little night time sleeping. I work in a wood mill I'm a plainer operator,and I racked my brain over how to be girl in a place like this. My therapist recommend were some make up. I thought yaa wright, but I warmed up to it, but before I did I had a talk with my boss,and told him I'm Transgender,and what ever critzum I bring on I can handle it, but I don't need you to add to it. He says hold up let me tell you about my favorite gay uncle and why he is my favorite it's not for what he is. It's for who he is and the person inside. Then he tells me that it doesn't to me if you're black, white, boy or girl you do a great deal for this company, and that's what matters to me. He even tried to protect me,and wanted to know who gives me a hard time says how make a example out of them. I got ->-bleeped-<- for 2 weeks, but it only made me stronger, and after 2 weeks a employee came up to me and asked if my make up was going to be the new Thang. I was waiting for this moment to come and I had a bunch of pictures of me with my hair curled make up done and sporting meny drees's told him that I'm Transgender, and I told him that it's not a secret and I want you to share what you have learned, and my name is Kulena he then says to me you got it Kulena. Had a few others ask, and I should them pictures of who I em told them that I'm a girl. To my surprise it's so hard to believe how well everyone is excepting me as a girl, and they all started calling me Kulena. Sounds crazy but I love going to work now it's rewarding every day I go people except me for who I em could not ask for it to go eny better. It's taking the first steps, but after you do it gets better and you might find what would be impossible you just might find it possible and easier then you thought. I have learned people just might surprise you as in our minds we think of the worst out comes. Kulena