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Coming out as Trans is hard. Coming out in your 50's? Even harder.

It's kind of funny (except not): even when people know I'm trans, they respond to me as if I'm male (unless they utterly reject my transition). I.e. all the same things you're talking about, primarily BEING LISTENED TO.

And I feel so guilty because there are so few women in (compared to men, that is), and especially in my field (Information Security), and I have to say that I hesitated about transitioning to male just for that reason. I felt I was betraying women. These days, I just try to promote women, as you are doing, but I worry that it's not enough.

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Coming out as Trans is hard. Coming out in your 50's? Even harder.

Alexander (Sascz) Herrmann
Alexander (Sascz) Herrmann

Written by Alexander (Sascz) Herrmann

I’m a disabled transmasculine cybersecurity specialist living in Berkshire County, MA, USA. I like to write, sing, do fiber art, and play video games.

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