All of us, and maybe those who are cisgender partners to transgender folk more than others, must pay attention to our own needs. As with putting on our oxygen mask first, before helping someone beside us, we should insure we maintain our own mental and physical health. Our job is not easy. We have a… Continue reading Our Own Needs
Tag: Coping
Intermission
The author reflects on their evolving acceptance of Marcie, a trans woman and their wife, over nearly five years. Initially unsure, the author now feels peace and understanding in their relationship, realizing that acceptance takes time. They aim to share their journey to encourage others facing similar transitions, emphasizing hope and resilience.
Isolation
My sister called me a week ago (May 2024) to say she’d read my book. She expressed appreciation for how hard this revelation must have been, but then focused on the feelings of isolation that came through in my writing. In July 2020, when Marcie came out, everyone was isolated to one degree or another… Continue reading Isolation
Cheryl B Thompson 