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momta

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10. I think it's true that when...

Reply to mopinko (Reply #9)

Tue May 25, 2021, 11:12 AM

May 2021

you watch a trans person transition, you often get to see them "blossom". My child was always precocious and smart, but once they came out, they took on this new confidence and awareness.

I couldn't be more proud of them.

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A close friend is transitioning, how can I be supportive? [View all] Johnny2X2X May 2021 OP

You both are awesome Duncanpup May 2021 #1

Thanks Johnny2X2X May 2021 #2

Just be supportive vercetti2021 May 2021 #3

ask your friend how you can be the most supportive during their journey samnsara May 2021 #4

Be honest, and just be there for her! woodsprite May 2021 #5

You're already doing it. momta May 2021 #6

my youngest prefers fae/faer. mopinko May 2021 #9

I think it's true that when... momta May 2021 #10

Unless she has asked you to use gender neutral pronouns, use she/her Ms. Toad May 2021 #7

I don't think I've participated in a trans woman is sports thread here Johnny2X2X May 2021 #12

Yay! Ms. Toad May 2021 #14

just apologize immediately if you goof up. mopinko May 2021 #8

I'm not going to lie Johnny2X2X May 2021 #11

Be a friend, be compassionate and prepare for a friend in crisis. FreepFryer May 2021 #13

Lots of good advice above ga_girl May 2021 #15

ask, listen, support them. uriel1972 May 2021 #16

I wish I had a friend like you LiberaBlueDem Aug 2023 #17