Prom Time
I have written before here in Cyrsti's Condo about my three very accepting grand children. I am so proud of the diversity and acceptance my daughter has instilled in them.
For years my grand daughter has presented as androgynous. However, she took it to a very gender fluid height for this years' senior prom. Her high school, obviously accepts diversity too!
Check out her picture! To my knowledge she hasn't mentioned any preferred pronouns as of yet.
Wow! I'm so proud!!!
Check out her picture! To my knowledge she hasn't mentioned any preferred pronouns as of yet.
Wow! I'm so proud!!!
Well, there you go! Give yourself some credit for raising an accepting daughter, as well as finally being your true self - which has certainly served to break down some of the barriers that used to stifle gender expression. Although I don't see myself as a pioneer or hero within the trans community, I do take solace in the fact that living completely as the woman I was born to be has led to more acceptance by most of the people with whom I've had contact. It's the same for you, I'm sure. Oh, but such changes we've seen over the past seventy years or so!
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