This video is a small gesture of appreciation and gratitude for everyone who has reached out today after reading my most recent post. You have helped make an awful few days more bearable.
I hope to respond individually over the next few days... but for now, I hope this conveys how grateful I am to have all of you in my life. Thank you all. I love you.
It seems like when we met, at that diner outside of Boston, that our conversation was so superficial. I guess that's just part of meeting for the first time. I just wish we had more time and could have share more of our thoughts.
I could never ever ever do a video as you have done. That takes so much courage. The video just tells me so much more than writing can about your current state, Cass.
Abigale said "hug time". I don't think we did that either when we met. It is common among those of us who are like minded to share a hug. A hug feels so good. Where I live, on the opposite side of the country from you, the transgender community is so strong. Hugs are very common and it feels so good to share a hug from someone who understands. You know that I have held back from transitioning and virtually never show my feminine side. A hug, in public, on a street corner in front of whoever, between two who appear to be male, can mean so much and I wish we could have shared that hug. I'm fortunate that I live in a community where I am surrounded by so many who understand me and are like me and can share that hug on a street corner.
Anyway, Cass, I'm rambling. I just hope that you have hit that rock bottom and your future will go nowhere but up.
I have a lot more to say and that will be in an email you will receive soon.
have much to say as well after reading this, Calie. But I need to go to bed now. :) So for the moment, I'm afraid a simple thank you will have to suffice.
Yay for sisters!! Every day is a new day.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqXuUgMZdWw
Yea for sisters is right. You know that is true too. :c)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link. He has such an amazing voice...
Hugs,
Cass
Hug time
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Thank you, Abigale. :c)
ReplyDeleteI just listened to the entire video.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like when we met, at that diner outside of Boston, that our conversation was so superficial. I guess that's just part of meeting for the first time. I just wish we had more time and could have share more of our thoughts.
I could never ever ever do a video as you have done. That takes so much courage. The video just tells me so much more than writing can about your current state, Cass.
Abigale said "hug time". I don't think we did that either when we met. It is common among those of us who are like minded to share a hug. A hug feels so good. Where I live, on the opposite side of the country from you, the transgender community is so strong. Hugs are very common and it feels so good to share a hug from someone who understands. You know that I have held back from transitioning and virtually never show my feminine side. A hug, in public, on a street corner in front of whoever, between two who appear to be male, can mean so much and I wish we could have shared that hug. I'm fortunate that I live in a community where I am surrounded by so many who understand me and are like me and can share that hug on a street corner.
Anyway, Cass, I'm rambling. I just hope that you have hit that rock bottom and your future will go nowhere but up.
I have a lot more to say and that will be in an email you will receive soon.
Calie xxx
have much to say as well after reading this, Calie. But I need to go to bed now. :) So for the moment, I'm afraid a simple thank you will have to suffice.
DeleteBe well, hon. Love you.
Hugs,
Cass