
don’t mean to be rude but i’m a trans guy whose also catholic and from my experience we’re all pretty accepting and non-condemning. We actually follow the “love thy neighbor as yourself” and “thou who hath not sinned throw the first stone”. We as Catholics are pretty chill and yeah we got opinions but we just called to love God and each other and do the best we can to help each other when we can.
we talked about communication management the day of so it’ll be fine. worst case scenario i can title ix her but i don’t feel necessary for that to happen. i also talked about my worries and she said it’s fine. we had a guy in the other suite which is intentional so she absolutely is capable of living with genders across the spectrum
that’s amazing dude i’m super happy for you, but a lot of times when we find community we trust too fast. I promise you a 2-3 hour yap session is not enough to know their intentions and feelings towards you, especially in a setting they cannot change. I’m not tryna make you scared, but i wish someone would’ve said it to me and i know a lot of ppl who feel the same so i just wanted to make sure you’re like aware
i’m also a catholic trans guy and i’m afraid that hasn’t always been my experience in my community (both my church and extended family are vaguely to blatantly anti-lgbtq+) i am very glad to hear that you’ve had good experiences though!! just that not all catholics are chill, though not all are condemning either
hey no worries! i absolutely get that and if something happens ill just title ix her. its no biggie but rn she seems sweet and i want to take her at face value! she’s also explained her hesitancies with having a new roommate in general (especially with the context of how her suite was initially set up) but im very glad she was on board with the idea after we talked about housing arrangements and whatnot