"My name is Jennifer."

You have a new name now. How important is the name for the person? You have always been known as Paul, but now you'll forever be known as Jennifer.

Imagine, you'll be walking down the street and someone will say, "Hi, Jennifer," and you'll automatically say "Hi there!" back, because Jennifer is who you are now. You are no longer Paul. When you refer to yourself, you'll now call yourself Jennifer.

My name is Jennifer.

And, of course, Jennifer is a feminine name, isn't it? Which makes sense, doesn't it, because that's who you are, isn't?

You are a woman.

And your name is Jennifer.

And that feels right, doesn't it? And it feels right because that is who you really are.

And that is who will be, forever, from now on.