We Ain't Crazy

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I was a minor lobbyist at the San Francisco Convention in 2009 or 2010.

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Robert Owen once wrote

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"All the world is queer save thee and me, and even thou art a little queer."

- Robert Owen

I guess it helps that we're not crazy. But if we're not crazy I fear insurance companies will no longer be willing to treat this as a condition worth covering by insurance, so there's a double-edged sword to this.

Me, I'm crazy in other ways anyway.

not as think as i smart i am

We ain't crazy...

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...well, at least in that regard, aye?

  

To be alive is to be vulnerable. Madeleine L'Engle
Love, Andrea Lena

Still depends on the psychiatrist

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Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Look up the criteria for transvestic disorder -- if you ever even think of getting aroused in your true gender you too can become a certified fetishist. *Instead of* having gender dysphoria...

Spend minimal time with shrinks

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Upon reflection on the last 10 years, I strongly believe that gender therapists main agenda is to suck you dry. When the money is gone, you are cured.

I think you are best spending some time in drag at clubs and home, if you are not married. Let's face it, if you have 6 kids and suddenly decide you want to be a woman, until they are raised, you are occupied, or you are a schlub.

Thank God, mine were all married and gone before it hit the fan for me. If you think you might be T, then talk to your prospective spouse about it. I am told that a very small percentage of women will buy into that.

There is so much more to learn but I must go. God speed

Not crazy

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Dana Beyer was just starting to mess with the T stuff in the 90's and had SRS in the early 2000's. She is an eye surgeon.

In my opinion, for me the best tactic is to just live my life as quietly as possible by the principles I have always had. I think that is the best activism. I just don't need one of my peers telling me that I am not crazy. I want to prove it by my actions.

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