A day like this, about 10 years ago, a transgender man posted his transition timeline to celebrate TdoV which sparked something very deep within me. I learned that what I felt had a name, there was something I could do about it, and I was not alone. Over the course of 4 years I took the plunge to come out and transition, which changed the rest of my life, not only saving it but made living it worth it. I don't think this post will have an impact that big on someone, but I wanted to draw a little something to conmemorate that moment.

If you're unsure about your identity and would like some advice: I know change is scary, but learning about yourself is the key - just keep trying out whatever feels good to you, keep doing whatever makes you happy, even if you find out you don't like something then what you learned about yourself is what's important. Don't worry about labels, eventually everything will fall into place.

I'm a pretty socially anxious person and I keep to myself a lot, but make no mistake, I'm incredibly proud of being where and who I am today!
Happy trans day of visibility to my trans siblings, never stop being yourself!!



PS: If you speak spanish and would like to join our Discord server Trans en Español, feel free to note me!