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I was approaching the Dollar Store entrance and a gentleman was exiting the store. I was still 50 feet or so away from the door, but he stood there and held it open, with a smile on his face, and waited for me. As I entered the store I thanked him with my best smile (and best femme voice) and he gave me a BIGGER smile back and said “You’re Welcome”. I had my femininity acknowledged by a (rather cute) guy with NO judgement.
Later that day I locked myself out of my car! (Yet ANOTHER first for me) Being Julie and having to call for assistance was rather frightening, but I did it. The guy arrived (after an hour and a half waiting in a resuatrant lobby) and started opening my car (which took all of 2 minutes!) and then I had to pay him. My credit card is in my guy name, so I nervously tried to explain. He looked me in the eye and said “That’s OK with me” and gave me a big smile – again non-judgemental. He complimented me on my appearance and my pendant, a silver angel. In spite of the loss of 90 minutes of Julie Time, it felt so good!
Hi Julie what a wonderful story thank you for bringing it to us .. Yes that has to be a wonderful feeling to be treated as your true self.. Then girl it was never a loss of Julie time as sitting in a resurant being as much a girl as the rest of the world sees then a compliment from the locksmith priceless so happy for you ..
Stephanie Bass
What a lovely set of experiences and shows that you are what you appear to be and, in the case of the key guy, another valued customer. It shows how the world is moving on.
With regard to your credit card maybe an inquiry to the company to explain your circumstances and see if your title can be taken off and your first name made to your initial or even have a second card in your femme name on your account. I have had these done and it might be possible for you.
Congrats on your wonderful day Julie. I had a nice encounter a few moths back as I was leaving the local Wal-Mart the man at the door told me I had nice hair, I don’t know whether he ‘made’ me or not. I was so stunned that I am not sure if I thanked him or not, but I smiled all the way to the car.
. Cassie
Two great experiences.
Some years ago I had an experience that tested my resolve. I was traveling across country in girl mode, while driving through a small town just north of Muskogee OK my vehicle…started sputtering and stalling. (turned out to be a cracked distributor cap).
As luck would have it I could see a GM dealership up ahead and managed to limp up to the service dept door. I spent the better part of the afternoon there while they diagnosed and repaired the problem. During that time I interacted with the service manager, service cashier, other staff and a few other customers. I doubt I passed, but I was correctly gendered by everyone and left feeling very good about the experience.
Good for you Julie. Such a confirmation for you and multiple times at that, must have been great. I was out for the first time recently and a man stepped out of the way for me as I walked past. He said excuse me miss as he stepped aside I felt flattered and uncomfortable all at the same time. I’m not a lady but for him to treat me as one was something I’d never experienced before and I will confess , it did feel kind of nice. Thanks for sharing a beautiful story with us julie!
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