Kalbi is a disabled old man now. He’s not hard to manage at all, really, but his days have changed over the last year or two in a few ways.
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On Monday, my company announced that layoffs are coming next week. My anxiety levels have been high since the last round, but that email shot them right back up to fight-or-flight level.
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A friend shared this question on Trans Visibility Day last week and it got me thinking.
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Today I received a formal diagnosis for gender dysphoria, but it feels empty.
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Deception at work is the norm. It’s depressingly widespread, even at companies flying “We pride ourselves on diversity” banners.
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I need to vent. Please don’t read this if you’re already overburdened.
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I’ve made an effort to get permission from each person I show photos or tell stories about here, but if I’ve neglected to do so and you’d like something taken down or edited, please let me know.
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I finally get a moment when I can walk Kalbi, and I realize that underneath all the frustration, low energy, brain fog, insomnia, and general bad mood… is an intense pain flare that I didn’t even notice.
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For every person that tells me some version of “You’re weird.” I get another who says “So? Everyone’s like that!”
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Since I came out around this time last year, I’ve been asked some interesting questions.
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