OH MY GOSH !!!
Well, the saga with the American Architect from Dallas, Texas to London continues to develop. I've told him completely all of it, and he said so what. This on the strength of what he could learn about me on Facebook and the internet, which is actually quite a lot, most of it actually. My goodness, what a silly woman living a high risk life I am.
So, he's designed things in Dubai, India, and New York, and now he has a project in India, and has mentioned the idea of stopping by when he is finished in India. So, I am asking myself, "My God Woman, what are you playing at ?".
On another front, I have found my girls and plan to write letters to them today. I will tell them how much I have missed them, and remind them that they never heard my side of the story. I do not expect them to respond positively, but at least I will have been heard.
I will tell them that the medications after my breakdown post 9/11 triggered my transition, and that it was very unwilling. Despite all that, I seem to be living a life that is most agreeable to me.
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good luck with the gentleman
I hope you get married, and invite all of us crazies
Not sure if I fully understand...
It's hard for me to wrap my mind around the fact that your transition was of the unwilling kind. Coincidentally, I had a breakdown just before 9/11; as a matter of fact, it was a matter of hours before the news broke. But although the new meds I was prescribed at the inpatient facility caused me insomnia and turned me into somewhat of an obedient kind of zombie, I don't believe they or the events of that day triggered anything for me. All that being said, I can however definitely sympathize with some of what you endured post 9/11. And I am glad to hear that your life is "most agreeable." Good luck relationship-wise!
Cheers,
Drew