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Farrah G.'s Comment
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That's awesome! Free the girls!

Oh dear.. i hope nobody at a consignee saw me ripping off my bra from under my shirt in extreme frustration because I was trying to back into a spot and drop a trailer, but the underwire had poked through and was stabbing me in the armpit. I couldn't even think about the backing task at hand because I was so uncomfortable lol. Ripped it off from underneath my top, tossed it aside and took care of my backing. Come to think of it.. i was teaming with my man at the time and he was speechless, but was a real sweetheart when he realized the underwire had slipped out and actually cut my underarm and was bleeding.

I'm on the busty side too and I'll be honest. . I wear them (bra) sometimes. If going without i kinda disguise that fact by wearing a sweatshirt/hoodie. Sports bras are more comfy than an underwire job any day. I wear what the clothing dictates.. i have some tops where a good bra is a must and others i can get away without one completely or a tank top or camisole underneath looks presentable.

A mirror and a critical eye is your friend and ALWAYS look clean and professional at every shipper and receiver. Hahaha.

Consignee:

The customer the freight is being delivered to. Also referred to as "the receiver". The shipper is the customer that is shipping the goods, the consignee is the customer receiving the goods.

Shipper:

The customer who is shipping the freight. This is where the driver will pick up a load and then deliver it to the receiver or consignee.

K.R.'s Comment
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One of the other things that I'm having to prepare myself for/to cope with is the potential of constant misgendering when I get there.

As I said at the beginning of this thread, I'm genderqweer (let's see if THAT triggers the filters dang it all), and I use they/them pronouns. I tend to wear a mix of men's and women's clothing, but the biggest point being that since I have forgone wearing bras or other things, people tend to see my breasts and treat me as female.

I'm hoping that once I get out with a trainer (who, I will probably be requesting a female trainer from Swift— for my own safety), and then once I get out on my own, it'll be less, as only dealing with a few people.

I will say that despite knowing my legally assigned gender, my recruiter was wonderful and made every effort to use the correct pronouns and not reference gender.

OWI:

Operating While Intoxicated

K.R.'s Comment
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Well, here goes!

I start Swift academy in Fontana tomorrow morning.

Renae S. (Angel)'s Comment
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Well, here goes!

I start Swift academy in Fontana tomorrow morning.

Congratulations and good luck out there!

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