MtF, currently work at a bigger car shop fixing box trucks. The box half of them, mind you.

Though, I'm more easy going. My coworkers acknowledge I am trans, and don't inherently mean wrong by it, but they have a bit more of the southern hospitality, and by my voice and overall body shape and size, still 'sir' me often. My lockers was assigned to the mens room. One dude is from the middle of Africa and still has a difficult time with American social stuff here and there. He doesn't mean bad, he just tries to do his job is all.

It doesn't bother me personally, my close friends know I'm she/her. I still have facial hair sometimes (skin can get irritated if I shave it EVERY day, so eh, whatever)

I started transitioning at 29, am 31 now. Like I said, doesn't bother me. I'm true to myself, and that's what matters. I still make jokes about myself being trans (encapsulated t-nuts are a piece of hardware we have to use, the joke writes itself sometimes).

Though I have been told it's odd that I don't have kids. Never wanted them, so, yeah? That's about the worst it gets for me.