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Transgender people come from all walks of life. They may be your coworkers, family members, or neighbors, or even friends. The diversity in this community is huge and is represented by all racial, ethnic, age and faith backgrounds. The International Transgender Day of Visibility is to honor and celebrate transgender people around the world and the courage that it takes to live openly and authentically while raising awareness around the discrimination that trans people still face, today. I'm going to be answering some asked questions via Social Media. No, I'm not a trans person, I'm a supporter! You don't have to be a trans person to support the transgender community. Just remember how hard it might be for someone to be placed in a group of minorities who suffer discrimination. 1. What does it mean to be transgender? The word “transgender” – or trans – is an umbrella term for people whose gender identity is different from the sex assigned to us at birth.

It's stressful to stay at home, I know, I feel the same way. Think about the positive effects on this. One of those is that you can take time to rest, do shores that previously you didn't have a second to spare with, and you can entertain yourself more, as well. If you're working from home, you probably don't need to put your suit on, every single morning, and you are probably never late. If you have kids, this is the best time to watch them grow. Although, this post is not going to be about changing your mindset, rather, what you can physically do to overcome the 'insanity' that has been going on, on your mind. I want you to get the good out of life. 1. Take care of your self-image and a routine When we stay at home, we quickly get a bit sloppy, don't we? The answer is yes, I know it is. It's very important that you overcome those situations. Whenever you don't look at your best, your subconscious mind will quickly input negative thoughts