Jennifer Finney Boylan writes in today's New York Times writes regarding her worries about "What kind of men would my boys become having been raised by a father who became a woman?"
You can find it at: NY Times - Modern Love 4/26
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Sometimes it all works out
A really nice story (?) of how sometimes it all comes out right. Jenny found that one in a thousand?, ten thousand?, zillion? partner that loves her for who she is not what she was. And the two of them seem to have got everything right raising their sons.
It's nice to know that this can happen outside of fiction. :-)
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Yuri!
Heartwarming
What a wonderful article! Thanks for bringing it to our attention, Jamie.
Scott
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What about the boys?
This is a wonderful article! We worry about the wrong things sometimes. This story shows how love and care can make a difference.
Thanks for the repost Jamie Lou!
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grover
Maddy's story is quite
Maddy's story is quite remarkable. I only wish that all transistions could be so successful.