My place as Queer

Back to the question of how I identify.

This will be the first time I’m putting this down, so bear with me.

In my heart and mind I was meant to be a woman, and would have lived a much happier life in doing so.

Simply put, I consider myself female.  And there is one person who “gets it”, that through their eyes they can get past the facade and see me for who I am.

A doctor, a female, who gets past the looks, the voice, social norms and lets me be me.

But what I tell people, I’m queer folk.  A transwoman who doesn’t transition because after 55 years of testosterone it simply doesn’t work.  I’m a 6’3 and 250 pound person who falls into the old man category.

I’ve been responding to this name I hate forever, why change it?

And the use of labels is a personal pet peeve.

I’ve had the occasional “excuse me ma’am“ that makes me smile, but I’m not in a mind space to try to transition. 

Reality.

Can you imagine John Goodman the actor or Michael Moore, the famous director, in lipstick and leggings? 

I know it’s good for a laugh.

But not really funny.

The Queer Kyd from Kansas.

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