Losing Family & Friends for being Transgender
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Trans ambassador Katie Neeves of Cool2BTrans talks very candidly and emotionally about losing family and friends for being transgender. For more vlogs and information on trans awareness training, trans education, public speaking, media appearances and support for trans people: www.cool2btrans.co.uk .
Sending you big hugs, Katie. Thank you for having the courage to share this with us. xxx
@@Cool2BTrans You're welcome, Katie. Thank you for making such great, informative and helpful videos.x
It is a good letter. Thank you for sharing. I felt your inner turmoil.
You’re a top person Katie! You’re a skilled photographer, that doesn’t change!🙂
I am actually intersex literally born this way with XY AIS. I am not accepted by my biological family, the GLBT community where I used to live. I am not accepted by my wife's family because I am not Mexican even though I am Latino/Hispanic. I am not social anymore. So I just got used to it.
What really did it for me was that my wife's two convicted sex offender relatives are allowed around children and are a part of family events. Not a family I want to be around. 🤮 Also, my wife's brothers did not even tell me about my wife's 50th birthday party. My wife is treated like a widow or never been married at all.
This is so sad. Unfortunately, I will soon find how strong or thin the blood really is as well.
Good luck to you. Even if you do lose some family members right now, it doesn't mean it's forever. They may come around in time. Some do. xx
@@Cool2BTrans I told my mother this week and she was really supportive... I didn't expect that.
@@lspoulinmy biological family didn't accept me with literally evidence of me being born this way with XY AIS.
@@Cool2BTransit has been 25 years so far, my biological family never accepted me even with literal evidence of being born with XY AIS. The GLBT community where I used to live never accepted me either. So I moved out of state for my safety and never contacted anyone GLBT here on the went coast. That was almost 20 years ago.
Big hugs. I don't know what else to say. I'm not trans (but rather Intersex) however I do, somewhat, understand. For different reasons, but I do. Big hugs lass.
Kate
PS I know righjt?
:)
I am intersex XY AIS. I haven't been around any GLBT community for almost twenty years. I am not open about myself except when I met my wife who is hetero bio female. She was accepting of me even though she only dated hetero bio males (with the assumption of no chromosome abnormality).
I also got the scare of my life over ten years ago when I was falsely accused of doing bad to a woman. First time in my life I was falsely accused of such horrible things and was falsely accused of getting her pregnant. It is not possible for me to get anyone pregnant. My false accuser was arrested for filing numerous false police reports etc. when I was forced to out myself with my chromosome abnormality. That saved me along with a female investigator who knew my false accuser was lying about everything. That really changed me mentally and socially.