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Sorry for this thread I need to let it out somewhere.
I'm so tired...
Today I basically revealed at work I'm trans and when I got home
I wanted to share the experience to my mom but instead of being proud
of me she proceeded to complain saying that I am confusing her and everyone
around me. ''I thought you didn't want to transition''. Basically in her head, you aren't
really trans if you didn't transition (surgery and all). Even when I tell her I don't feel like
transitioning because I'm already super passing (I'm very androgynous and flat chested luckily)
she continues to deny me. When I told her about how I found the Bi-gender
label and thought it suited me better, to be both he/him and they/them,
she said '''I don't understand this whole they/them thing. I'm okay with she/her and he/him
but not they/they. Yes, she literally invalidated me in my face and without a single tone of
regret in her voice. I thought she was someone supportive but more I become myself and more
I become confident with who I am, more she becomes a bigot. Looks like
I was right to worry about how she was ''supportive'' but would never use the
right pronouns with me ever, not even when we are alone together.
My life is literal shit these days, I can't have a break...
I'm so tired...
Today I basically revealed at work I'm trans and when I got home
I wanted to share the experience to my mom but instead of being proud
of me she proceeded to complain saying that I am confusing her and everyone
around me. ''I thought you didn't want to transition''. Basically in her head, you aren't
really trans if you didn't transition (surgery and all). Even when I tell her I don't feel like
transitioning because I'm already super passing (I'm very androgynous and flat chested luckily)
she continues to deny me. When I told her about how I found the Bi-gender
label and thought it suited me better, to be both he/him and they/them,
she said '''I don't understand this whole they/them thing. I'm okay with she/her and he/him
but not they/they. Yes, she literally invalidated me in my face and without a single tone of
regret in her voice. I thought she was someone supportive but more I become myself and more
I become confident with who I am, more she becomes a bigot. Looks like
I was right to worry about how she was ''supportive'' but would never use the
right pronouns with me ever, not even when we are alone together.
My life is literal shit these days, I can't have a break...