That is beautiful 😍

I’m honestly not seeing an “ideology” at work here. The trans people I know aren’t trying to recruit or control anyone—they’re just trying to live their lives, like the rest of us.

what a perfectly cozy little exclamation. It sounds like warmth, nostalgia, and a smile wrapped into two words. Sweet, soft, and comforting, like a happy surprise you didn’t know you needed. ✨

So beautiful 😍

Where did you take that photo from?

And seeing the world unfiltered. Children offer a way of being present and alive that reminds us of parts of ourselves we once knew. To miss that isn’t a fault, but it is a quiet loss — not of virtue, but of a certain richness of experience. What are your expectations?

I think I understand what you mean. Not everyone feels naturally drawn to children, and that doesn’t make someone unkind or wrong. But when that connection is missing, it can feel like a door to a particular kind of wonder is closed — the sort that comes from curiosity, honesty, laughter.

Some points are not the real deal and the actual art of events. Can you outline those points here?

Why?

I'm still not sure if I've written a trans memoir where my military career and advocacy play supporting roles or a military memoir where my identity journey is a major character arc. I might have done both or something entirely distinct.