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I made it to 40 today ✌🏻 (MtF 40yo)🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

I came out 10 years ago as trans, and later as lesbian

u/MichiMcMich — 12 days ago
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Went to a job interview

The interviewer asked: "What would you say is a weakness you have?"

I answered: "Probably my honesty."

Confused, they said: "I don't think honesty is a weakness?"

I said: "Honestly, I don't give a fuck what you think."

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u/MichiMcMich — 1 month ago
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Went to a party with my family yesterday and I was just one of the girls. It will always feel special (mtf39 🏳️‍⚧️)

u/MichiMcMich — 2 months ago
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Bit of a dysphoria day, but we keep going (5yr hrt 🏳️‍⚧️, 39yo)

u/MichiMcMich — 2 months ago
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So I went to a bar..

The first guy I saw called me "Delilah"

The second called me a "sex bomb"

I walked to the bar and there was a guy sitting there and he said "what's new pussycat"

So I turned to the bartender, and asked "Geez does everyone here talk like they're Tom Jones?!"

He shrugged and said:

"It's not unusual."

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u/MichiMcMich — 2 months ago

So.. what do I send in?

Hii all!!

I (F39, EU) and my gf (F41, USC) have reached a point in our relationship that we feel ready to file. Where can I find a list of what to prepare? I'm currently in the US with her and we'll see a lawyer before I head back to Europe later this month. We're a same-sex couple in a red state, so an orienting talk with a lawyer seemed wise. I'd just like to have a clear picture what to "leave here" in terms of paperwork, since that's probably faster than my EU postal service and the USPS haha

Thank you in advance!!

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u/MichiMcMich — 2 months ago