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Author's Note: Thanks to Joni W for her help in editing.
Author's Note:
I've been asked a few times now in various places as to why I keep
referring to Jason as Jason and in masculine terms in the story. You will
notice that only in the prose is this true, all of the people in Jason's
life that are supporting him are making every effort to address him the
way he is currently presenting, those that do not accept him will
probably never do so.
The prose however recogonizes that Jason himself has not yet accepted
himself to be Kelly, as opposed to being Jason who wants to be Kelly.
Jason is still very young, only 15 and while he has been experiencing
these feelings since he was much younger, has really only been exploring
them fully for a short time. He has a lot to learn about himself, before
he can truly make that leap to becoming Kelly, who used to be Jason, or
ultimately deciding to stay Jason.
Thanks to those that have commented thus far, as comments always
appreciated!
Hugs,
Kristy
Chapter 45
"Jessica, you have really gone too far this time!" Richard hissed into
the phone. "Having Tom send that picture out and outing Jason is the
most despicable thing I have ever seen you do. No matter what your
beliefs, that was downright wrong. Why don't you just call for a
lynching, you know what that is going to do to him at school! I swear
Jessica, if anything happens to him, I will make sure that you pay for
it. As it is, my lawyers are looking into whether or not we can sue you
for anything. I have put up with your nonsense for years because you
are my sister, but no more. Goodbye." Richard slammed the phone down.
Jessica hung up the phone, and went into Tom's room.
"Tom, what did you do?" she asked.
"What do you mean?" he replied with a puzzled look on his face.
"Where did you get a picture of Jason in that girls bathing suit, and why
would you send it out into the world?"
"I took it with my camera phone while Uncle Richard and Aunt Kristine
where arguing with you. I sent it out to shine the light of God on
Jason."
"I thought you were going to confront Jason about it, not expose his sin
to the world."
"I followed the teachings of Reverend Tripard. Reverend Tripard preaches
about what we should do when confronted with perversion. He always tells
us that abomination hides in even the most God fearing families. In our
shame we let it fester and grow like a cancerous growth, because we are
ashamed that we have found it in our own families. We must expose
sodomites to the light of God, and never let our shame in their acts give
them aide and shelter. Jason will feel the light of God now! You know
this, Mom; surely you are not going to tell me that Reverend Tripard is
wrong?"
"No, of course not Tom, I would never say such a thing."
"I am praying that Jason will learn from this trial and put this behind
him."
"I know Tom, me too. Sometimes we must do things that are hard.
Unfortunately, the rest of the family does not understand. We are going
to have to shoulder this burden ourselves; none of them are going to
support us."
"I'm not surprised. It is a shame that Jason will take them all down
with him, I will add them to my prayers."
Chapter 46
"Well Jason, a lot has happened since we last met," Dr. Daniels said.
"Yes, it sure has."
"How are you handling it?"
"It's hard, but I have a lot of support. Mom and Dad have been great.
Julie, I can't say enough about Julie. She stood up to her mother and
told her about her own issues. I think they are going to be calling you.
We all got together later on that night. It was a little tense at first,
as her parents were really upset at Mom and Dad for keeping all of this a
secret. Especially Julie's sexuality, but they eventually acknowledged
that Mom and Dad had been in a no win situation on it and had done what
they could to make sure that Julie was being supported. After that we
talked about how to face the community. When we got home the answering
machine was full."
"Tell me about the calls?"
"Some of them were supportive. Some were quite nasty. I think the worst
were the ones that were false supportive."
"How do you mean?"
"One lady called, and said 'Oh, Kristine, it must be so difficult. I
don't know what I would do if I my son were gay. If there is anything I
can do for you, please call.' It was just so... I think I preferred the
ones that were just outright nasty. It seemed more honest. That is
aside from the fact that she does not know the difference between gay and
transgendered."
"Yes, I can see what you mean. How about your friends, have you spoken
with any of them?"
"Well, Kathy and Sue both dropped by and gave me support. Kathy's
parents were taken aback, but told her they were proud of her for taking
a stand. Sue's mother was fine. The hard one was John. He was kind
of pissed at me. I think it will be ok eventually, but he is upset
because he feels like I have been lying to him our whole lives. At the
same time he acknowledges that he would not have gotten together with Sue
if it were not for Julie and I getting together. Sue made sure he knew
that Julie and I would not have gotten together if she had not caught me.
So we shook hands and said we would see how things go. I have not seen
Steve yet; he just got back from Disney today. Kathy spoke to him though
and she thinks he will come around."
"Then you have done remarkably well. The people closest to you are being
supportive. So where do you want to go from here?"
"I want to be Kelly. I am so much happier when I'm Kelly. I've talked
to Mom and Dad and I want to start living full time as Kelly."
"What about school?"
"Everyone already knows, so how much worse can it be. I'm not going to
deny it. I will face it, whatever is involved. Mom and Dad are willing
to fight for it with the school board if necessary. My bigger concern is
the changes that have already started to happen in my body. Mom said
that she had read that there were some medicines that could stop or slow
down the start of puberty."
"Yes there are. If we decide that that is the right option for you, I
can recommend a doctor that can prescribe that for you."
"You can't do that?"
"No, you need an endocrinologist to make sure that your body can handle
it properly."
"Oh. Will you recommend it?"
"I have to speak to your parents. I might, because it would buy you some
time."
"You will talk to my parents about it then?"
"Yes."
Jason and Dr. Daniels continued to discuss things, until shortly before
the end of his hour. Dr. Daniels asked him to send in his parents.
"Well things have certainly gotten a little out of hand." Dr. Daniels
said to them.
"Yes, my sister really put Jason in a tough place."
"Yes she did. Jason said he wants to go full time. How do you feel
about that?"
"I think it is something he needs to do. Everyone knows already, so
there is no risk of discovery," Kristine said.
"That is true. There are those that will be even more confrontational if
they come on him as Kelly. You will also have to fight with the school,
they are not likely to want to have to deal with this. Although the
fact that he is switching schools may make that easier and schools around
the country are starting to deal with transgendered students. There is
precedence."
"What about the blockers?"
"They are very expensive, and they are not covered by insurance."
"I know, I've been doing the research. We need time, doctor. I'm not
ready to do anything that is irreversible, or even partially reversible.
We will find a way to pay for it."
"Ok, I agree. I'll give you a referral to an endocrinologist."
"Thank you, Doctor."
Chapter 47
Richard, Kristine and Jason dressed as Kelly, sat in the high school
principal's office. They were there to meet with Mr. Martin, the
principal and Mr. West the school superintendant.
"Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, surely you know that such a request is highly
irregular. This is a place of learning, and having Jason attend dressed
as a girl would be quite a distraction. I don't think that it would be
fair to the other students," Mr. Martin said.
"Mr. Martin, the whole town already knows about Kelly. It is going to
be a distraction anyway and most likely abusive, so the school is already
going to have to deal with this situation, whether Kelly attends as
Jason, or as Kelly. It is our hope that meeting Kelly will put a human
face to the problem and actually aid her in being accepted. The
documents in front of you have been prepared by Kelly's doctors;
recommending that Kelly begin full time real life trials. She is under
the care of a psychologist, a pediatrician and an endocrinologist. You
also have several briefs prepared by my attorneys regarding state law and
transgendered children's rights to an education. The fact is in this
state the law is fairly clear, and is on Kelly's side," Richard said.
Mr. West looked over the papers and looking at Mr. Martin said, "They are
correct. State law is fairly clear on the rights of Gay, Lesbian and
Transgender students. The paperwork appears to be in order, so we will
be prepared to enroll Kelly in September."
"Good, than we need to discuss the safety precautions that you will take
for Kelly and Julie. They have both been the target of a lot of hate
mail this summer. And they will need to be protected here at the
school," Richard said.
"Do you have the names of the people that sent those?"
"Yes, here is a list. The violent ones have been reported to the
police."
"Harassment will not be tolerated here, we will insure that. We will
have to address this to the student body when school starts, including
some education on what transgender is. Starting with sensitivity
training for the staff, I can think of some on the staff that are going
to have trouble with this," Mr. West told Mr. Martin.
"I expect you to review the assignment of teachers for Kelly and Julie to
insure that they are not in a class with a teacher that is unable to be
fair and objective," Kristine said.
"We expect all of our teachers to be fair and objective, Mrs. Anderson.
We will do our best to make sure that the standards are met," Mr. Martin
replied.
"One further detail needs to be agreed upon from a logistical standpoint.
Parents will be understandably concerned about Kelly using the girl's
bathrooms. I don't believe that having Kelly using the boy's bathrooms
is quite appropriate either. Also, changing clothes for gym presents a
similar problem. I think that the best solution to both of these
logistical issues is for Kelly to use the individual bathroom, located in
the nurse's office, for both purposes. Is that agreeable?" Mr. West
asked.
"Yes, that is agreeable. We do not want Kelly in the boy's bathrooms or
locker rooms, and we actually do think that having her in the girl's
rooms at this time is probably not advisable," Kristine said.
"Then we are in agreement. Any other issues you would like to cover at
this time?" Mr. West asked.
"No, I think that is it for now," Richard stated.
"Kelly, I wish I could tell you that everything was going to be fine and
that you will have no problems in the next year, but as a realist, I can
say that there will be those that will give you a hard time. What I can
say is that we will do everything we can to keep that to a minimum and to
address the problems as they come up. Be sure to let us know what is
happening and what we can do to help," Mr. West said.
"Thank you Superintendant West," Jason said.
Chapter 48
"Well, you made the local paper today," Kristine said to Jason.
"What? What did it say?" Jason asked.
"There is a letter to the editor, blasting the High School for admitting
you as a girl. It reads,"
Dear Editor,
It has come to our attention that the High School has recently
admitted a 15 year-old male student, who will attend school as a
girl. An assembly is planned for the first day of school to
instruct the student body on acceptable behavior toward this
student. As a parent of a child that attends the high school, I
find this highly unacceptable. Why my child must be exposed to
this deviant, perverted behavior is beyond me.
This is just further evidence of the demise of our culture. That
the school would even entertain such a request, instead of
contacting family services to report child abuse is a testament
to the world of political correctness. How a confused fifteen
year old can be presumed to have enough knowledge to make such a
decision, and his parents to allow him to act on it, is pure and
simple a travesty. This child will clearly never be cured of his
delusion, since he is not being treated for it.
That is bad enough, but to inflict this confusion on our healthy
children! This is why public schools should be closed down and
replaced with a vouchering system to allow parents the choice of
private schools to send their children too.
The Board of Education meets next Wednesday, I encourage all
parents to attend that meeting and demand that this student be
expelled.
Signed Angry Parent.
Editor's note: The above letter was edited to remove the name of
the student.
"Like there is anyone in this town that is not aware of whom that would
be. I guess we will be going to the Board of Education meeting on
Wednesday night, what do you think Kelly?" Jason's mother asked.
"I'm sorry Mom," Jason replied.
"Don't be. Your father and I expected as much. I wonder which of the
school staff wrote this letter or I suppose is more likely leaked it to
someone else to write the letter. It does not really matter. The state
law is very specific on this subject; they cannot really deny you.
We are quite fortunate that we live here, because in most states,
you would not have protection."
"I just hate that I have put you and Dad through this. I've heard you
telling off people you have been friends with since as long as I can
remember. Now you have to go fight the town at the board meeting... I
just feel so guilty about it all."
"Stop it Kelly. You are not doing this to make our lives difficult.
This is happening because there is something in you that needs to do
this. You feel guilty because these people we thought were friends are
not acting like friends. They are not supporting us when we need them.
That is not because of you, that is because they aren't really friends.
Some of them may come around, others won't. Those that don't I don't
need. We have had quite a few of our friends be truly supportive. I
know John took it hard, but he seems to be coming around. You had the
whole gang here yesterday, and it seemed like old times."
"Mostly. Steve and John's eyes nearly popped out of their heads the
first time they saw me. Sue and Kathy laughed at them and told them to
stop drooling, or they were going to make them jealous. It was kind of
funny, but even though I have no interest in boys, it felt kind of nice
that they thought I was attractive," Jason smiled.
"That is something I understand. It is always nice to be appreciated;
even though it is also a bit disconcerting the way men look at us
sometimes. Well, let me call Julie's mother, we are going to need them
on Wednesday as well."
Chapter 49
Jason and his parents walked into the Board of Education meeting,
followed by a large contingent of their supporters. Jason was dressed in
a simple but pretty dress. Michele had done his hair and makeup for the
evening. Julie held Jason's hand, and gave it a squeeze of
encouragement. Kathy, Sue, John and Steve and most of their parents
were also there. All four of his Grandparents, and his Aunt Sally were
there as well. His mom had gone over to her parent's house as soon as
they got home and explained things, fortunately before they had heard
about it through the grapevine.
The Board of Education meeting had been moved from the relatively small
town hall to the high school auditorium, in anticipation of the large
crowd. Jason looked around and it seemed to him that the whole town was
present. The board was set up at a table that was set upon the stage,
and each of the board members had a microphone.
A podium was setup with a microphone in the orchestra seating area.
Jason and his group made their way to the front section, and took seats
that had been reserved for them. Jason noticed people staring at him
and pointing in his direction.
Mr. Lewis, the board president, used his gavel and asked for the crowd to
quiet down and take their seats. It took a few minutes, but the crowd
did settle down.
Mr. Lewis asked Jeremy Stone, a sophomore, to lead them in the pledge of
allegiance. When he was done, Mr. Lewis, said, "Thank you, Jeremy. Ok
the meeting is now in order. Members of the board, I suggest that
considering the circumstances that we dispense with the normal business
of the board for this meeting and address the issue that has brought out
the community in such large numbers. Any objections?"
Mr. Lewis looked at each board member, and said, "None noted. Before we
allow members of the community the opportunity to speak, I will start by
adding into the record, that the student in question has properly applied
as per state law, to be considered a transitioning student. She has
properly met the requirements of submitting affidavits from her attending
doctors, including a licensed psychologist that she has begun the real
life trial. State Law is clear and concise as to our responsibilities
to the student in question and we will carry them out. Also, to clear
up the inevitable question, the student will be using the single occupant
restroom in the nurse's office, for her bathroom needs, as well as for
changing for physical education classes. Now everyone that wishes to
address the board will be granted the opportunity, but I will ask that
you try to keep your comments brief; a maximum of five minutes, and keep
it courteous. If you wish a turn, please see one of the two students at
the desks on the far right and far left, to sign up. We will call your
name when it is your turn."
A number of people got up and signed up. A runner brought the first few
names up to Mr. Lewis, who pounded his gavel and said, "Alright, first
up, Karen Jones. Come up to the podium please."
Karen Jones went over to the podium and said, "Thank you Mr. Lewis.
From your statement it sounds like this meeting is a waste of time, you
imply that you have no options under state law to change this ridiculous
decision. I don't understand how our legislature could have enacted
such a crazy law, which would allow a boy to come into this school
dressed as a girl. What are his parents thinking to allow, even
encourage this behavior, by sending their child to school this way. Why
is the state not stepping in and putting this child into the care of
responsible people that would teach this child that just because you wish
for something, does not mean you can have it. It is a sad statement on
society that we are even having this discussion today. Thank you."
A number of other parents expressing similar views were heard from next.
Mr. Lewis then called Shelly Sanders. Julie's mother made her way to the
podium.
"Thank you, Mr. Lewis. I have sat here and listened to the prior
speakers come up here and give their opinions as to why this young
lady..."
"You mean sissy, he's no lady! And your daughter is dating him, does
that make her a dyke!" A voice from the crowd shouted out. Others
shouted in agreement.
Mr. Lewis banged his gavel. "That will be enough of that. Any more
outbursts like that and I will have Officer Dowling start removing
people!"
The crowd quieted down.
Mr. Lewis said, "Mrs. Sanders, please continue. We are resetting your
five minutes."
"Thank you, again, Mr. Lewis. As I was saying, I have been listening to
all of the reasons why this young lady should not be allowed to attend
our high school. What I have heard is a bunch of ignorant people that no
nothing of what it is to be transgendered, or what the family has done to
arrive at this point. When I first learned about Kelly, no sense using
euphemisms, we all know who this is about, and came to know that my
daughter Julie was dating a boy that wanted to be a girl; my first
reaction was to forbid her to see Jason any more. Julie, however, stood
up for her friend, and told me that she would not, in fact could not,
obey such an order. She made me listen and learn. The Anderson's are
not doing this on a whim; they have been working with a psychologist.
They have done their homework, and what they know, that most of you don't
know, is that most children that show transgendered tendencies never
outgrow it. And that those that are not given the opportunity to express
themselves, as they see themselves, sink into depression and many try to
kill themselves, quite a few with regrettable success. The Andersons
would rather have a live girl child, then a dead son. That makes them
good parents to me. Those of you that question the Andersons as good
parents, have no idea what that means. Most of you know me, my husband
and I are known to be highly conservative. I am here to support Kelly
and her parents, because it is the right thing to do. Thank you, Mr.
Lewis."
"Thank you, Mrs. Sanders."
The meeting continued on like this, some people arguing against Kelly,
others offering support. Mr. Lewis called on John Fienberg.
"Thank you, Mr. Lewis. Most of you knew my son, Chris. You also know
that Chris killed himself several years ago. What most of you don't know
is why. I suspect that most of you assumed that the casket was closed
because of how he killed himself. The details were never released.
Chris was very much like Jason Anderson. Unlike the Andersons, my wife
and I were unable to see or understand Chris's need. He had tried to
talk to us; I shut him down. I told him that there would not be any
sissies living in my house. I made him try out for football, which he
was good at, though he hated it. And he suffered, quietly. Until the
one day when Chris could not take it anymore. My wife and I found
Chris, in his bedroom. He had taken a concoction of sleeping pills and
alcohol, and he was already dead. He had left us a note, where he
explained that he was sorry that he could not be the son that I
needed...."
Mr. Fienberg was struggling to speak at this point, and the auditorium
was quiet, except for the sounds of people crying for him.
He took a breath and said, "I'm sorry, it is difficult to talk about, but
I must share this with you all, so that you can try to understand why
this is so important, and why the Andersons deserve your support, not
these senseless attacks. Chris said that he was sorry that he could not
be the son that I needed, that he was a girl, and he hoped that there was
something to re-incarnation, because he needed to try again. He made
one last request; on the bed next to him, neatly folded was a black
dress, and everything else that goes with it. He asked to be buried in
this outfit. That is why his casket was closed. I could not bear the
community finding out, yet my wife and I could not refuse this final
request. I wish that I could have had the courage that the Anderson's
have shown and been able to give my boy... oh, my boy... my boy... I
wish I could have been strong enough to let my boy go and welcomed him as
my daughter. Kristine, Richard you are better parents than I was, may
god bless you."
With that Mr. Fienberg, broke down. His wife came to him, and Kristine,
Richard and Jason, came over and helped her walk him out of the
auditorium.
The crowd remained quiet and stunned. There were sounds of people
crying, and the board members themselves were struggling to keep their
composure.
When the Anderson's returned, Mr. Lewis said, "Well... I guess we need
to continue on." He started to read down the list, and one after another
declined, saying that everything had already been said.
Then Mr. Lewis called on Brad's father Mr. Johnson.
"Well, well, so we get to hear a sob story, about another sissy. One
that was such a failure that he offed himself and we are supposed to feel
guilty now and let this crap go without a fight. If Chris Fienberg
wanted to be a girl so much, maybe he did the right thing. Maybe he is a
girl now somewhere, since he believed in re-incarnation. Maybe that is
what anybody that is so screwed up in the head as to want to cut off
their dick should do. Maybe they just need a little help. What they
don't need is to be told that it is ok for them to prance around the
school in drag. And we shouldn't be letting them."
Mr. Lewis banged the gavel, "Mr. Johnson, this is on the record.
Threatening to kill someone is a criminal offense!"
"I ain't threatening anybody. I'm just saying if they are gonna kill
themselves they need help. Are you saying that they don't?"
"Not the kind of help you are talking about sir. I suggest you take your
seat before I have to have Officer Dowling arrest you."
"That's fine, I'm finished talkin' anyway." Mr. Johnson walked out of
the auditorium.
"Evelyn, please make sure you make a copy of that recording and forward
it to Officer Dowling."
"Yes, Mr. Lewis."
"Alright, is there anyone else that wants to speak before I yield to
Kristine Anderson?" Mr. Lewis, looked around, no one rose.
"Ok, Mrs. Anderson, your turn," he told her.
"Thank you Mr. Lewis. Well... I had a lot to say about statistics, etc.
I am not going to bore you with them. If Mr. Fienberg's testimony is not
enough for you to understand why Richard and I are supporting Kelly, then
no amount of talking from me is going to convince you. The bottom line
is that regardless of what your beliefs are, state law is clear. Kelly
has every right to attend school, in the manner that is most conducive to
her learning. We would have preferred to have kept this secret for a
bit longer, to be certain that it is what is right for her, but since she
was so publicly outed, we feel strongly that this is her best chance to
get the education she deserves. We know that there are those of you
that have strong feelings on this, but we expect you to be adults and to
treat our daughter at least civilly."
"Thank you Mrs. Anderson. Now you have all had your hearing. As I said
at the outset, state law is very clear, perhaps now you understand why
the law is what it is better. I want to publicly thank Mr. Fienberg, on
the record, for his courage in sharing his story with us today. I cannot
imagine what it was like for him to do so. With that I am going to call
for this meeting to adjourn."
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