Holidays and traveling when transgender! mtf 

It's a shame that we live in a world where you felt you had to check a place out before you went (if that makes sense.) Also while it's on my mind, Rach, I've learnt a lot watching your content and reading some of your tweets so keep up the good work.

Really good advice . 💕

I travelled and took holidays with my family: daughter, son, wife and/or mother quite every where in France: Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, but also multiple times in Seoul using Paris or Frankfurt airports. Going in restaurants, swimming pools, beaches, events, I never had any issue (as trans). More, I often wear my traditional Alsatian dresses (not discreet at all). I have so many funny stories and experiences. My daughter took a picture of me in traditional Alsatian dress with two girls in traditional hanboks around me. Another time, we (my daughter and I) was in Seoul in front of the Olympic Stadium among thousands of youth girls looking for BTS concert, another UK mother and her daughter yell us and said that they met us at the Black Pink concert in Paris.

I tend to travel mile away on weekend so i can be myself as in my town I quit my first job and got a new job so now my town I know loads of people so I go somewere were no one no me and feel safe I do go to brighton to yes i live in fear

I remember once I asked a woman in the supermarket where I could find a certain product. She was puzzled why I was asking her. I didn't realize until later that she was newly out as trans and she was trying it on.

Welcome back but what I was thinking was your passport or drivers license. For instance if you transition do you go ahead and get a new passport photo, etc? Or if a cop pulls you over do you give him your old license where you still look like a man or have all that redone. I don’t know about over there but we have to get a new license every four years.

I like how self aware you are.... very pragmatic. .

North East represent 🏳️‍⚧️