He has not started his transition yet. Right now he lives as a woman after moving from New York to California with his mother who completely supports his choice. When I met him he had a girlfriend and was living as a man. He still is attracted to women which may be strange in some people's cases. Some would just say why not live as a man instead and just dress like a woman? I believe that is his choice and if he feels that he should have been a woman than I support his choice. Not just because he is my friend, but because someone should have the right to be who they want to be and not defined by who they were born …show more content…
Sometimes we think we are doing things for the good of others, but sometimes they are more for us than others. We are told to be true to ourselves and others all of the time, but what happens when that truth might scar or hurt an innocent person by telling them? What if revealing whom we are inside would ruin our relationships with our family, friends, or jobs? Is it more important to tell your story or reveal whom you are inside than to keep others safe. It becomes more of a needs of the one outweigh the needs of the many. Which should be opposite the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the