Hi, this is an incredible lo- very innovative and creative, and the topic is portrayed so well. It brought tears to my eyes. John is fortunate to have you by his side.
this is a touching LO, he is very lucky to have someone like u in his life to support him and have this for him. Im sure life is no where easy or simple and know that can really take its toll.
That's a brililant layout. Well done! His journaling is great too, and it's wonderful that you can use his own words. I think this is a really powerful layout.
Wow, wow, WOW! I've always been amazed at what anyone with any sort of gender issues has had to go through, and this journalling just says it all! Hats off to him for coming to terms with this, and hats off to you for being so supportive! (Oh, and I love the design too!) Great job!
Wow. First of all, artfully done and I love the design of the layout. Second, pulling from John's blog really makes the whole thing just so impactful - that is what got me. Well done and thanks for sharing.
WOW WOW WOW girl, this is amazing!!! not only your topic....but ya know, i love how comfortable you two are with this tough subject and i admire you both...what a cool layout with the before and after and the trasparency..what a cool idea and LOVE the journaling from the journal..great touch!!!
John looks MUCH better as a man... I don't mean for that to sound bad or anything, but he looks more like himself, and not uncomfortable or anything, as that other photo portrays.
GREAT layout! :)
This is the latest LO I've done for my boyfriend, John's album. The album mostly deals with his transition, as he is transgendered.
I took a photo of him from before he came out, and printed it over and over on a transparency. Underneath the transparency I put 2 wallet size photos of the same photo that's on the transparency. The color photo is how John looks today.
The journaling is taken from John's blog:
"Getting "in touch" with my body is extremely painful for me. My body is...wrong. I don't mean it's socially unacceptable, I mean it doesn't feel like it's even mine. I can't even describe it. It's not "being trapped in the wrong body," it's...actually, I don't give a shit how cliché it is, YES IT'S BEING TRAPPED IN THE WRONG GODDAMNED BODY. And if you can give yourself a minute to think outside the cliché, you might be able to understand what, exactly, that means.
It means never feeling comfortable in your own skin. Ever. Not even for a second. It means not recognizing yourself in pictures. It means not recognizing yourself in the mirror. It means not truly belonging to one sex or the other. Ever. It means not being able to have sex with your partner because your body doesn't work the way you need it to, because you don't have those parts. It means being reminded of all this every time you take a shower or look in the mirror or use the bathroom."
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