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Hi and welcome!
I’ll second Piglet’s welcome, Mary-Sue. The only thing is, are you sure you don’t want to be called M-S? Take it from me: initials can sometimes be good when you’re in a male-dominated world.
But who am I to give you advice?
(Eerie — why do I keep having the sensation that I’m writing to an onnagata — a male actor who plays a woman even better than I can?)
Anyway, the good news is, you’ve landed in the right place. The Displaced Nation is full of people with multiple personality problems, confused identities, you name it. A veritable field day for someone in your profession. Enjoy your sojourn here! 🙂