Our first #TransAppreciationFriday of 2023 is HERE! YAY!

If you’re trans/non-binary OR an ally, tell us your name, pronouns, one random thing about you & a pic, if comfy. Then, say hey & meet new friends that respond!

I’m Alyssa(she/her/they). Now tell me about YOU!

@AlyAlyOutnFree Hi, I’m Olivia (she/her), a trans woman who turns 47 on Sunday and has been transitioning for about 17 months. In honor of today being Twelfth Night, my random fact will be that the Shakespeare play of that name was one of the major factors in choosing my new name (yes, I am an English major, why do you ask?)

@pauline @AlyAlyOutnFree Same to you! And that line is sadly appropriate for the weather where I am, where the drizzle & the rain seem to be neverending the last few days.

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