Great video and so true.
I began my transition at the age of 45, so I missed sooooo much. While I do feel the loss of experiences that I never had I look at what I did achieve, while I was fighting that constant battle with myself.
and I look at all the possibilities going forward.

Hey Jessie, thanks for sharing this, I think it is important for people to see the vial hate that trans folks face, particularly online. Words that don't simply state an opinion, but are intended to cause harm.
Stay strong and take care of yourself 💪 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈💪

Any ethical hackers here?

Wish I had seen this earlier!!!
I definitely need to be more of a menace!

I think the real answer here is decisions regarding gender affirming care should be between doctors and their patients. Politicians and ill informed public should play absolutely no role in this process.

I can't speak for Abigail, but my first feelings of dysphoria occurred around the age of 5, however I didn't have the vocabulary or knowledge to understand what I was feeling, so I had no way to tell anyone.

How about the state of gender affirming care in the province?

We have one transgender health specialist for the entire province. There are people that need care and simply can't get it.

Congratulations 🎉

I subscribed a few years ago, but don't use YouTube much anymore.
Have you considered becoming a nebula creator?

Yep, been there!!
A necessary part of growing into womanhood.

Another great video Hannah!

The supreme Court ruling came down while I was visiting my family in the UK and it was a genuinely odd feeling being visibly trans in public in the days after the ruling.
Am I going to be challenged when I use the ladies room? Do people now see me as a threat?

Some major backward steps for the LGBTQ community in the UK recently. I really wonder if the changes in policy reflect the will of the public or that of a small vocal minority.
I have always felt safe and accepted as a visibly trans woman visiting the UK.

As a former resident of the New Forest and a transgender woman I am excited to see the progress you are making in the region.
There will be backlash, but most importantly there will be conversation and hopefully more acceptance and understanding of our community.

Yay Hannah, yay Bournemouth!!!

Depicting someone as a woman in an attempt to humiliate them... Pretty demeaning to women wouldn't you say?

Context, I am trans and seeing myself as a freakish caricature of a woman was a major barrier to me accepting myself as trans.

I wish I had known, I am in the country visiting family!

Any suggestions on how I can keep up in LGBTQ events in the Bournemouth Salisbury Southampton area?

That's really encouraging, I needed this news today!

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