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Trans boy here. It totally depends. I don't out myself in general, but rather only to trusted folx. Pre medical transition, I was in a very androgynous, are-you-a-boy-or-a-girl place for, oh, decades. I was almost always read just a touch more on the male side so that actually made life a bit...

I'm in the 'deep within a national park' camp myself. On passports: I've driven into Canada & did not have to show mine, just my license. Good luck!

I've had a YMCA membership in one town and paid $1.00 to use other Y's across the country. Now I go to planet fitness, which is much cheaper (I have the $10 / month option which give you gym & shower). Both take from a bank account, which I personally don't like, but bleh. Also-my PF is in a...

I love and need my solitude. Every time I feel like I ought to get out there amongst the humans I end up an anxious mess. Yesterday I went into my nearby (used to be cool) city & was so overwhelmed. People I know don't understand that not every queer person wants to live in a city! I'm a country...

Me! I've kept a journal consistently since the 1980s. I went through and burned a chunk of them years ago but yea I still write.

Same here, brother. I find guys lose interest immediately upon my disclosing I'm trans or they get way too interested / fetishy / gross. Its interesting to me that pre medical transition, when I identified more as genderqueer or gender neutral, I was a fucking machine! Now that I'm sober and so...

Awesome, hey! Nice to meet you !

good advice cheers

Hullo folx! I was on the board here a while back & decided really its where I belong. The rest of 'social media' makes me crazy. I'm an older (47), poly trans queer Anarchist forest elf who grew up in the mountains of NY state homesteading before it was cool haha. I started traveling in 1990 &...

Welcome. I'm originally from NY State. Nice trans flag, me too

Ii started years ago in the NE, traveled west, back and forth, and have been in the SE now for a number of years. I tend to stay out of cities (I'm a forest elf after all). My observation of city lfe is that the more homeless folks, the more police presence and hassle. I live outsidea small town...

Truth! Those drivers do not fuck around.

For years, basically all through my 20s, I did most of my cross country (NY to OR mainly) via Greyhound. It can suck. I did meet fellow like minded travelers but they were few and far between. You'll stink, your fellow passengers will stink (those windows don't open!). Bring food, water...

queer here; a trans queer at that ;)

Welcome from western NC! I love seeing older folx here. Cheers