I looked just like the unremarkable women I met as I appeared in public around the Tampa Bay area, shopping for groceries and paying my bills.
I was concerned that my mother could not accept me as a woman, because I was now a much more genuine and self-assured woman than I had ever been as a man.
When people say they “feel like a woman” this is a mild generalization because transgender women cannot accurately describe exactly what it is that makes them a woman.
Being a woman is not a “feeling."
Being a woman is a fact.
Gender is a fact, not a feeling.
Keep in mind, having breasts and other female attributes aren't feelings. They are facts.
It is an identity. You can’t explain why you are yourself; you just know you are.
So, I don't just FEEL like a woman.
I simply AM a woman.
