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There were some at work challenges with me when I went fulltime 6 years ago.I am a wound specialist at a medical center.Previous work place,co workers were good to me and management was on me.Had the problems with the management and it ended up with me being forced to leave.Then good luck,this medical center I work at offered me the job due to the previous wound specialist retiring.I took and has been great ever since.The management and boss have been good to me.My co workers and I get along,management treats me good.Learned about me is the big thing,see I am completely happy as Erin fulltime calling me Erin.My patients,some were alright with me and this got better getting to know me more.I have a couple patients that are transgender as well right now and glad they are not alone knowing I am a fulltime crossdresser telling them my story.Everyone at work knows I don’t keep my life as a closed book,have to know me as a person knowing I am like anyone and they agree with me.
Hello Erin
I am so happy to hear about your wonderful story. I started going out dressed in short shorts, thong bodysuits, pantyhose and sandals back in 2003. Actually. I didn’t and dont care what others thought. I did it for me. It has been great. Never looked back. Now I wear whatever I want where ever I want. My girlfriend and I are BFF. When she needs male me I cannot be Natasha. But Natasha is out often. She loves it when we go out to karaoke night’s.
But I am so happy to hear that you are happy. Its hard when ones soul has to hide behind something. When the soul if free. You truly can be happy.
Wish your happiness continues Erin…
Natasha
Wonderful story, Erin; being able to live and work as Erin full-time is a blessing. Lucky girl.
Hugs,
Bettylou
Erin, what a wonderful end to your story. Unfortunately we will NEVER be accepted by all persons in all circumstances. I think we can all live with that , as long as we are accepted in some, most important, places. I know that I cannot lose my job if I come out. The boss came out last week to tell us that they will not discriminate by race, gender or gender identity. The only thing that worries me there is some of my coworkers might not accept me. Although I am some some already suspect due to my longer hair (the only good thing I can find in the whole covid thing). The other thing that might give me away is this week I am getting my hair colored to celebrate my birthday. But coming up to 66 I don’t care as much as I used to, I need to explore more of my fem side.
The other problem I am starting to consider my other possible is telling my 4 brothers. With my longer hair it will be difficult to to hide my feminine desires.
The only other person I am considering is weather to tell my mother. She has dimentia, But I know she always wanted a daughter. So maybe or maybe not telling her??
Love you all Sandy
Well done Erin
I agree, it’s a love story and to be treated as Erin by co workers and patients alike must be wonderful.
..Also ” wound specialist” sounds a vital job, so as long as you do it well, does it matter if it’s done by a man or a woman??
Grace xx
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