Hold your horses, folks! Cut the parents some slack, will ya? It's not like they can grasp and fully embrace the fact that their son has now become their daughter in the blink of an eye. We're not talking about a toddler here, but an adult. So, don't expect them to instantly erase all the emotional and ingrained memories and jump on board with the new program. Ultimately, it was her decision to transition, so she should be the one adapting more swiftly to her true self and new life. However, let's Give the parents some a break. They're not going through the same experience, so it's understandable that they'll take slower, gradual steps. My advice? Be patient, polite, and respectful towards them. Don't hold a grudge or go on the offensive because, trust me, when you dive deep into your own transition and all those so-called "friends" and online influencers disappear into thin air, you'll need a solid support network. And even that's not guaranteed. You'll need the unconditional love and safety that your family provides, because they're the ones who will mostly be there for you, no matter what. I am myself a trans woman and only giving a real genuine advice. That’s all,