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NOT LOST IN TRANSITION

n the spring of 1998, I met a beautiful girl while working at a kiosk in the mall. We quickly fell in love and moved in together a few months after we started dating. I did not want to have any secrets between us, so I came out to her as a transgender woman. As time went on I mainly presented as her boyfriend when we were out in public, but as soon we would get home we would put on our matching nightgowns.

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