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Glad the book has enlightened you, it did change me. Though being agender it was more I felt seen for the first time reading the book.
when you realise how much the concept of "passing" boils down to racism, privelage and cisnormativity it isn't that hard to drop it. I know brainworms are hard to root out but sounds like you're seeing the light.
I can imagine!!
extremely well put, I admit I was thinking a little selfishly, but this is a really good point.
It's understandable, it does take people a lot to realise where you are now, some still have to make that connection even.