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Finally came out at work

User Profile: ConureConnor
ConureConnor July 31st, 2025

I finally came out as trans at work earlier today!

No more deadname, no more “ma’am,” no more constantly trying to be shoved into “girl” talk with coworkers.

I had been trying to do this for the past 11 months or so I’ve had this job. And it went well! (I just told my leader, who was very positive and accepting of it, and I gave him permission to let anyone know if they ask about me in anyway.)

I was apparently terrified to come out for nothing. Oh well. It’s all over now. 🦆

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User Profile: Aayla
Aayla July 31st, 2025
@ConureConnor that's amazing news! Coming out at work can be scary, people at work are not necessarily as understanding and caring as a friend or a family member should be (even though that can also not be the case!). You made a very brave step, and I'm so glad the outcome was so positive! You're now free to express yourself openly in a place that takes up a lot of time in your everyday life. Congratulations!

🏳️‍⚧️ congratulations friend. You are brave for doing that.

User Profile: snowfall88
snowfall88 August 2nd, 2025

@ConureConnor I am so excited for you! I'm here for you and wanted to say congratulations, and that it is such an amazing step that takes a lot of confidence. I'm celebrating that freedom with you and am so excited for you! 😄🎉

User Profile: crimsonRaspberries1486
crimsonRaspberries1486 August 2nd, 2025

@ConureConnor

dude, I'm so happy for you, that takes guts especially know in days with all this bs in the political world, we are who we are, and I hope you are extremely proud of yourself for coming out and having so much support and love around you. I just had to type this out with so much joy, I hope you have a wonderful day Hun again I'm very happy for you if anything you have my support, unfortunately when I did that, came out to people who I don't talk to I didn't get that reaction so I'm so happy you did!🌈✨