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lmao, so did I, but that was years before my egg even cracked. I was going through TSA and the agent referred to me and my mother as "You two lovely ladies", which was a surprise to me. I was wearing a big sweater and had an inch long beard. I was standing in a big crowd so I'm wasn't surprised or offended, but I just found it so funny that I was called a lady? Clearly I'm not a woman, right? pfft. How ridiculous. It's really, really funny anyone thought otherwise! It felt good that a funny thing happened!
this is so sweet.
more than anything, i'm just surprised that a trans woman could ever claim to have had a positive experience with the TSA
I flew yesterday and got randomly screened. I think this was the first time anyone in TSA was actually not unpleasant with me Just for practical advice, I think pre-check in essential. Like, I will literally never fly in the US without it again.