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which goal do you prefer , perfect stealth or total openness or other

Started by stephaniec, November 12, 2016, 07:14:07 PM

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which goal do you prefer

total stealth
7 (25%)
total openness
7 (25%)
somewhere in between
8 (28.6%)
other explain
6 (21.4%)

Total Members Voted: 28

kaitylynn

Quote from: Sophia Sage on November 13, 2016, 09:28:33 PM
It all depends on your truth.

Without doubt!  :D  Life is a personal experience for each of us and we all see things the way we do.  Have relly enjoyed looking through my perceptions at various times of my life and seeing how I have matured in to who I am today is all.

Transition is a part of that, but not the end all it once seemed to be...for me!
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You speak of hope and change as something good.
Live your truth and know you're not alone.

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Amanda_Combs

Assuming total acceptance, just to put the choices on equal terms, I would want to be openly trans* without a doubt.  I wouldn't want the stress of keeping up my appearance 100% and I wouldn't want young cunfused individuals like me now to be so unsure of what they can do; I'd rather just be that nice trans* person they know.


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stephaniec

Maybe someday in the future society will evolve towards total acceptance of everyone no matter what particular character there is to their life.
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Mariah

I don't hide that fact, but I don't advertise that fact. However, I have given my fiancé liberty to share it as needed. Hugs
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stephaniec

Quote from: Mariah on November 14, 2016, 01:18:22 PM
I don't hide that fact, but I don't advertise that fact. However, I have given my fiancé liberty to share it as needed. Hugs
Mariah
nice couple
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Sophia Sage

Quote from: Amanda_Combs on November 14, 2016, 04:17:58 AM
Assuming total acceptance, just to put the choices on equal terms, I would want to be openly trans* without a doubt.  I wouldn't want the stress of keeping up my appearance 100% and I wouldn't want young cunfused individuals like me now to be so unsure of what they can do; I'd rather just be that nice trans* person they know.
Quote from: stephaniec on November 14, 2016, 01:10:05 PMMaybe someday in the future society will evolve towards total acceptance of everyone no matter what particular character there is to their life.

Acceptance is one thing, and is certainly crucial to being trans or non-binary.  On the other hand, being properly gendered within the gender binary is usually quite another. 

What you look forward to has already come, but you do not recognize it.
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