Will and Hanna working together was never meant to be ideal, and I focused way more on the emotional journey of that decision than the nitty-gritty of the job (but hey, so did Mad Men). Will has only begun to know how to work on himself, let alone advocate for his material needs, and he might be distressed to learn that the struggle never ends.
5 thoughts on “#984 – stability”
bryanew710
Weird observation…Hannah's scissors are poking through her pants pocket.
Phasma Felis
Pockets are a tricky business when your hips are literally two inches from waist to crotch
ValdVin
So, what we're seeing is someone who is actually built to wear those tiny pockets on womens' pants?
I, Goatflakes
Perhaps my least favorite aspect of transition.
Okay, second-least after the endless existential threat against me and my kind by people who routinely hang out with billionaires that trafficked teenaged girls, but just barely.
upsidedownspirit
At first I was wondering why Will couldn't go through the bakers' union to get insurance. Then I remembered that even "Ultra Choice Platinum Deluxe With Sugar on Top" plans tend to cover fewer therapy sessions than can be counted on your fingers (maybe also toes if you're really, really lucky) per year.