Show me where it's written that my transition was supposed to fulfil other people's dreams?
They may have dreamed of a passing trans woman under their thumb, but that wasn't my goal, and I feel like the social rejection for not passing was rude.
As I say, I think that Wellington failed me, and not vice-versa.
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I literally refuse to pass; my mental health team said that nobody would force me, so that means that the attitudes from VUW and the townspeople are bigoted and regressive.
Why should I pass? Why should I make things comfortable for people that gave me the evil eye for daring to wear a dress and a beard, and turned their kids away from me on the streets?
Why should I be a nice fairy for arseholes that didn't accept the new me?
Why should I tuck my dick for dickheads?
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There isn't any way of persuading me to be Tina and pass. That is actually not going to happen, and that attitude is why it's not happening. As I say, if you want to realise that dream, buy my script and cast somebody else.