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That makes sense Emma, I'm sure it will be tracked down or iron itself out eventually, I used to call these internet gremlins! Apart from bizarre supermarket shoppers, Scotland is being pretty sensible, all the big events are being cancelled and the schools have just been shut down - it was mad to tell people to avoid large groups and then still send their kids to school. Wales has done the same and England may follow suite soon enough when parents take matters into their own hands. Having devolved parliaments is good but true independence is even more likely now as it would save getting contradictory advice and there will be one place to deal with all of the financial infrastructure. I will become busier as most of my work involves those most at risk, but social distancing and self isolating are sensible precautions for everyone to take. Living rurally is actually a blessing here as it will not impact me as much, I can still wander down to the beach and go for walks, and neighbours already use the phone to keep in touch with each other and help with shopping and prescriptions. We will keep our sense of humour, and will come out the other end, just as everyone else will. Please look after yourselves x 🤗

Mike and I are working on an issue where, for some reason, comments on some blog posts aren't included in the list in the POSTS area on the Forums home page. Thus far, no joy, but the first step is to reproduce the problem! Regardless, it's nice to hear from you and I hope you're well. The Coronavirus thing is spawning a fair amount of anxiety here in the Seattle area. Life continues to go on of course but I'm checking myself several times a day for feelings of a cold or flu coming on. So far so good, thank goodness. Late last week I made a quick trip to Chicago for a last electrolysis learning of my face and neck. I'm grateful I was able to make the trip although like everyone I'm sure I was concerned about hanging out in the airport, the plane, and so forth. How are you? How're things in Scotland?

Hello Emily, I too have gender dysphoria and my wife has various boundaries with me these days. Daily I dress unisex in my look. I do wear bras and panties. I actually need the bras now as I am almost a size B. Most of my new clothes that I purchase are from the woman's sections and can be worn as unisex. Mostly I am coded as female but new people I meet. Anyway I now feel good in my skin. But to go further and my wife also would be quite unhappy and we could/would end up breaking up over this. Yes a fine line - one of acceptance and freedom versus going all of the way with additional hormones and sex change. Wish you the best. Dawn