it's kind of amazing what the right balance of medication can do

by all means i still feel Crazy and would undoubtedly be rather unbalanced if i went off this mix, but it's lovely to finally have a sense of stability - holding down a boyfriend for many months now, assurance that my mental health won't interfere with my job, a renewed sense of understanding about myself & those i interact with, stuff like that.
idk! it's just good to be at a stage in life where you're not...

this bop for god shits on everything any of you have ever posted or will ever post

bye

tl;dr trans woman in trouble

So, I've been going by the name of Adriana for about 18 months now, give or take a month either side. When I decided that I wanted to begin the steps of changing my gender identity, or rather, making my identity public, everything about me was still rather 'male'. Particularly how I referred to myself internally - despite being well adjusted to the idea of being female, whenever I thought about myself, the go-to route for my mind was to use male pronouns...

what was your first impression of me and (unlockable optional bonus question) how does it contrast with your impression of me today