Saw all your posts and got excited! I was like "is it the DreamRunner I remember? Ahhhh! <3"
Glad to see you're still making wonderful art. Welcome back!

;)

Well, if this community is as open minded as it says, this should give you more followers ;).

anyway, great to see you're back, I still love the pic you did for me sooo many years ago.

Whoa, so much going on, how you feeling through all of this?
I'm just glad you are happy, healthy, and well. ^^;

Divorced - Great! I still care for my ex spouse but we weren't good together. It was a good learning experience and the divorce went relatively easily.
Moved - Seattle is great, I needed this change of scenery and environment. I love Seattle, its big, fun and has a great queer/trans community.
Began college- I am really loving school, but I am on break right now from school trying to pursue my transition. The goal is to be finished with medical procedures before returning to school.
Began transgender transition - It's been really difficult actually, but also really rewarding. My whole life I thought that I was just a really really strange girl and that probably all girls really hate being girls this much and feel this disconnected with female gender. I performed female gender, but it never really meant anything to me. I was under the impression at that time that to be transgender I had to want to be a man. And I don't want to be a man. So I figured I wasn't trans. It wasn't until recently, the concept of non binary genders caught my attention and suddenly many things made sense.
So yeah, I am non-binary, they/them pronouns.

I'm sorry it didn't work out, but I am happy that it was a clean divorce. Is it beautiful there? I never been before. What was your major in college?

Never heard of the term non-binary. With the words they/them, does that mean you don't side with female or male?

Sorry for the question if it upsets you.

Seattle is awesome.
I am majoring in Business and IT (not done)
That's right actually. I am not a man or woman. It's a concept that doesn't exist a lot in this culture, but many other cultures recognize that not everyone is one or the other. It took a long time to figure it out for myself because of how binary our culture is.

What made you decide business and IT? What sparked your interest?
Instead of she or he, do I say, they or them? Again, sorry for all the questions.

No problem, yes, my pronouns are they/them, thanks for asking!
I decided on Business and IT because I have a knack for learning things quickly and people management. I am trying to get into IT management.

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