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Sorry for coming in here and bitching about my life all the time.
You should see drunk-gaf.
Sorry for coming in here and bitching about my life all the time.
DrunkGAF is scary now. It was a lot lighter-hearted when it was a new thread every weekendYou should see drunk-gaf.
All I've done since getting home from work was lay in bed for the past 2 days. And at work I'm just zoning out. I tried to come out to my best friend (via Steam chat), and felt too uncomfortable so I didn't, but I'm fucking stressed out now.
Sorry for coming in here and bitching about my life all the time.
Churchmouse said:@Charron: If it's any comfort at all, I'm no stranger to that feeling. With so many aspects of my person surfacing throughout childhood that clashed with what I saw as the exterior standard to live up to, I buried everything I could, stripped everything overt of its subtext and character. Goes without saying that I buried a hell of a lot of myself in the process, and turned an outward-looking desire to conform into something of an obsession. With regard to my interests and passions, they were and remain genuine, but at the time I selected only from the side of the spectrum that felt safe and proper.
To go beyond that narrow little space these past years, well, my suppressive habits tend to clash with my creeping acceptance of these other aspects of my person. At times my habits have anointed the act itself the norm, and cried "actor, fraud, chameleon!" at natural inclinations, as if the defenses had exhausted all mechanisms save projecting their own falsity onto the genuine articles. This would be rather amusing if it wasn't so disorienting and doubt-inducing at times, but at the very least I can see the defenses for what they are. I built and gated them by hand, and reinforced them with years of denial and blank declarations, but I could never quite induce myself to forget that I always held the keys. Should you know this struggle as well, never forget that you do too.
I'M HERE BILLIE
I think the hair dye might be getting to you .This, I think, hit me a lot harder than it should've. I suddenly feel like I've been method-acting everything, just copying what other people do. And not just with being a boy, but being a programmer, a geek, an adult, a furry... and I fear, a transwoman. I can't be myself, I have nobody to observe to teach me how to be myself. I don't know who I am, I'm just portraying others.
Think I need to lie down a bit. >_<
I've dealt with much much worse dealing with a gay bipolar guy on Steam. As long as you don't make it painful to help you, everyone just wants to help.All I've done since getting home from work was lay in bed for the past 2 days. And at work I'm just zoning out. I tried to come out to my best friend (via Steam chat), and felt too uncomfortable so I didn't, but I'm fucking stressed out now.
Sorry for coming in here and bitching about my life all the time.
Sorry in advance for mobile.I think the hair dye might be getting to you .
If you can just take a deep breath and think about what you want to do in the moment?
Allthough it's nothing compared to what you're going through I did have a large period of time where my self confidence is very low and it took me some time to come to terms with who I was.
Don't sweat the big things.
Are you fun to be around? Are you passionate about what you care about? Do you have good friends, are you proud of your work?
I don't see any reason the things that you listed would be in conflict. Those are just things about you.
I feel like I want to pursue and excel at about 4 things right now, but I don't think I can make all of those happen. Feel so time constrainedI'll have you know I've gone through existential crises under just about every hair color available.
It's not that I feel there's any conflict about my interests or anything, it's that I don't feel like I fit into any group I participate in, and so I fear a lot of my behavior is based on mimicry rather than anything genuine.
What I want to do, and what I want to be doing, are usually different things. Right now I wanna play SMNC. I want to be out, with friends, immersed in an interesting music scene that I'm a legitimate part of. I think. I don't entirely know.
"Are you fun to be around?" Not really!
"Are you passionate about what you care about?" Not really! (Certainly not enough)
"Do you have good friends, are you proud of your work?" Not really!
....I don't know where I'm going with any of this to be completely honest.
*hugs tight**hugs*
Can somebody describe step by step how a man can be turned into a woman? Do breasts start growing or do people have to insert implants? What about a vagina?
Watch the video! http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/transgender-at-five/2012/05/19/gIQABfFkbU_story.htmlShe first insisted she was a boy at the age of 2. "I am a boy" became a constant theme in struggles over clothing, bathing, swimming, eating, playing.
Eventually, a psychologist diagnosed gender identity disorder. Now Tyler 's parents allow him to live as a boy, and the 5-year-old is reveling in his new identity.
Jean tried to put her daughter’s behavior to rest. She sat down with a toddler-version of an anatomy book and showed Kathryn, by then 3, the cartoonish drawings of a naked boy and girl.
“See? You’re a girl. You have girl parts,” Jean told her big-eyed daughter. “You’ve always been a girl.”
Kathryn looked up at her mom, incomprehension clouding her round face.
“When did you change me?” the child asked.
By the time such an operation would be possible, I would think transgender people would be far more widely accepted. Regardless, this is the same line of thinking as people who think homosexuality can be "cured." I'm sure you mean well, though.Perhaps one day science will be able to correct these problems with medication or a procedure on the brain, rather than a (for some) torturous life long experience trying to change the body to reflect the thought patterns, and the social stigma associated with that.
Perhaps one day science will be able to correct these problems with medication or a procedure on the brain, rather than a (for some) torturous life long experience trying to change the body to reflect the thought patterns, and the social stigma associated with that.
Perhaps one day science will be able to correct these problems with medication or a procedure on the brain, rather than a (for some) torturous life long experience trying to change the body to reflect the thought patterns, and the social stigma associated with that.
It brings to my mind those individuals who, due to a quirk of their brain, don't recognize hand, foot, or limb, as being part of themselves. While the can operate the offending part of their body with normal facility, it never feels "right", it is alien to them. As you can expect, this causes no small amount of mental anguish, and many of these people have gone so far as to create false accidents, in which they cut off the hand or foot, what have you, to rid themselves of the mental pain. Most, if not all, reportedly feel at peace after doing this.
D:I am just going to put this link here, and you can read it or you can not. I'm not going to say what it isyou have to make the choice on what to do with the link. It's totally safe for work... well, I mean, in terms of visuals and whatnot.
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I am just going to put this link here, and you can read it or you can not. I'm not going to say what it isyou have to make the choice on what to do with the link. It's totally safe for work... well, I mean, in terms of visuals and whatnot.
Yup.
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I am just going to put this link here, and you can read it or you can not. I'm not going to say what it is—you have to make the choice on what to do with the link. It's totally safe for work... well, I mean, in terms of visuals and whatnot.
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That's not even the first time I've seen pictures of someone doing that. I can't imagine that it would actually taste very good.
Yeah, the idea of altering the brain to "fix" abnormalities like gender dysphoria really bothers me too.I don't want to change my brain! There's nothing wrong with me ._.
EDIT: I'm not saying you said that. I'm just having personal issues. I've started thinking of myself as a "freak". I can't help it and I know it's not true. But I still think it.
EDIT 2: Altering someone's brain sounds like those people who try to "fix" being gay. I know you didn't mean to say anything upsetting but the more I read it the more disturbed i get.
Apparently they contacted her on Twitter and she said “I am asexual, neither ‘he’ nor ‘she’ is exact, how about ‘e’?”Okay, so maybe I'm weird, but what stood out most was that they kept using male pronouns.
I figured there would be less leftover material than that. Huh. Wonder how it tasted, looked fancy.I am just going to put this link here, and you can read it or you can not. I'm not going to say what it isyou have to make the choice on what to do with the link. It's totally safe for work... well, I mean, in terms of visuals and whatnot.
Yup.
Link
Read an interesting story this morning: Watch the video! http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/transgender-at-five/2012/05/19/gIQABfFkbU_story.html
Read the print version of the article: http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/transgender-at-five/2012/05/19/gIQABfFkbU_print.html
I'm confused, I thought the nerve endings were needed for the surgery.
The article made it sound like they were fully intact.I imagine there's a lot of, um, shaft meat left over though. The way I understand it, they keep enough of it to maintain the nerve connection to the sensitive parts and ditch the rest.
The article made it sound like they were fully intact.
I'm gonna ignore everything and talk about your PSO2 avatar because it's awesome.
Exactly. This seems kinda iffy..well, besides for the obvious cannibalism reasons.
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