We all know the pain of feeling alone in our story. For LGBTQ+ young people – especially those who identify as a gender different than the one they were assigned at birth – this pain is exacerbated by the common misconception that living as transgender is new. Trans people are receiving messages from media and society that tell them they are the first to live this way, the first to ask society to allow them to live their true lives, the first to expect friends and coworkers to respect their chosen identity...
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