Your Stories

I hope I'll keep my job. I fear I may not. I hope I'll find a nice permanent place to live and have Christmas in my new home. I hope to be accepted as a transgendered person.

I get to talk about things that are important to me, and get paid for it.

It's contractual - I have very little job security.

Bigotry and people who are proud of being ignorant.

I love how accessible it is for most places. I hate the traffic!

Passionate, funny and gorgeous.

My high heels.

My high heels (and my hair).

A train driver (doesn't everyone?).

They're more understanding and supportive than I thought they'd be.

Civil servant.

When I get an exciting idea in my head and keep mulling it over.

Marie Helvin (well... wouldn't you?).

Nose-picking in the car.

Always answer my email messages.

I look far better as a girl than I ever did as a bloke!

To come out to family and friends as a transgendered person.

That in coming out, it destroyed my relationship.

My bedroom.

To be a girl full-time and work to help other trans' people to have better lives.

Being afraid and bullied at school.

Meeting my new partner, who loves and accepts me just as I am.

To have a job in my female role.

I'd outlaw bigoted behaviour to transgendered folk and put in place an education programme that would help everyone be themselves in whatever role or guise they want/need to be.