Butterfly Witch
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No longer a safe space.
Sadly this happened.
No longer a safe space.
I've thought about making a new chat using Discord. But it depends on how many would be interested in joining.
I've thought about making a new chat using Discord. But it depends on how many would be interested in joining.
No longer a safe space.
Multiple leaks of channel content, combined with moderation fatigue.What happened ?
Impossible to make a full accounting. A few public leaks and high-schoolesque gossip backchannels at minimum.Where did the content leak?
I found a doctor where I live now, which is great. They are super close by.
I'll second this.
I should have done something years ago when I first knew, but instead I kept it bottled up for almost a decade and now its too late.
Well it has been sometime since I have lasted posted here...and that was me trying to figure out not to be trans or something of that nature, along with not wanting it. This honestly just seems completely bizarre, and odd considering that I basically came out to parents and broke up with my girlfriend over it and started hormones for a couple months. Anyway since I last posted in here August, my transgender feelings came back in October as they usually do, and lasted until March are so...as they usually do. I guess the reason for saying this or even bothering, since the last thing I said was transphobic, is that...if you decide to transition, than go for it. If you go back in the closet, just to be normal, realise that you are wasting time you could have used transitioning. Before you know it, a whole year will have gone by.
It is never too late
Actualy, eldery people are very androginous
It's also entirely possible that it's your fears and doubts manifesting that way..
Maybe Nair could be a solution to this issue?Besides waxing is there anyway to stop irritation spots from popping up on my thighs?
Cause every time i shave i get irritation on my thighs, and only my thighs.
Rösti;201727105 said:Maybe Nair could be a solution to this issue?
I think there is one for sensitive skin.
Detransition. Guess this is goodbye. After three years I can't go on. The reason I am scared of SRS is that I kept fearing that sooner or later I would detransition and being a dickless man would be even worse.
For me transitionion late in life was never going to work. I knew from the beggining that it was too late for me and I was too damaged for this to ever work. I deluded myself. I put all of my hopes into FFS. It did not work. Once I came back from Thailand I tried to not face the reality that I looked exacty the same. An scalpel can't change when you have absolutely no base. After accepting that I would never pass, the depression and the want to detransition began. No wonder I began rejecting the implants. I should never have transitioned. I should not be alive and everything should have ended three years ago. I could not be a man, but I can't be visibly trans either. There's only one path for me, the one I did not take.
Don't bother with posting help lines or sending pm's. For me this is the end. The money saved for years for srs will go to undoing all of this, and then... Transition was never a viable solution for me.
Also willing to talk, Apple.Please talk to me.
I understand you feel sure about these feelings right now so you have nothing to lose by reaching out.
I beg you, please talk.
Also willing to talk, Apple.
And people will use this case to say that "trans people don't know what they are doing" ... when it is OBVIOUSLY that society is transphobic as hell and some people can't take it
bigots may use them as an example to spread their hateful agenda.
That's not a reason for someone to continue living in misery.
To make it quick: Transition eased my dysphoria a lot. I remember the happiness when I could see my face after ffs and I even learned to like my implants.
But by the time I tried to live a normal trans free life again, society crushed me. I looked OK, bit obviously trans. No matter the surgery, everything has a limit and I was 100% unpassable before. Between my family, the constants "I think you are a man", the " you have a dick? Yes? *silence*, the weird inquisitive looks of "you don't belong here" whenever I entered a bathroom, I began having depression again. I felt lonely, unlovable and that I would neverbe able to be with somebody again. Chasers would tail me online.
I don't cope well with lonely and rejection, and I got pure transphobia when I tried to reintegrate back into society. Then the detransition thoughts came, and over time I became suicidal.
I don't deal well with being visibly trans and how society treats you. I collapse until all of this crap. So my options are detransitioning to mitigate all of this (while convincing myself that dysphoria was not that bad), or pulling the plug. I can't ensure living like this, and obviously I can't proceed towards SRS despite how much I would love, as it would make a detransition I need to survive impossible.
AppleSeasonmove. Before you decide to detransition, move to a new city, somewhere with a bigger variety of people that are more accepting. Start a new life instead of throwing away the one you currently have.
AppleSeasonmove. Before you decide to detransition, move to a new city, somewhere with a bigger variety of people that are more accepting. Start a new life instead of throwing away the one you currently have.
It's a solid piece of advice. I know it's going to be hard but leaving a toxic environment behind is never, ever a bad idea...
As promised, I would like to introduce myself a bit...
I'm not sure this is a much better time to do it but let's give it a try, shall we?
Before I start I would like to say big thank you to everyone here, you are a fantastic group of people and more often than you think I've been drawing my courage and strength from your stories. I guess it's my turn now.
I was born a boy. After that came rough childhood, painful adolescence, depression, dysphoria and everything most of you are familiar with. I've had no one to talk with, that is why for a long time I tried to place myself somewhere else on the "trans scale" as I believed (I tried to rationalize this so hard...) that being a crossdresser would be somewhat more convenient (?) than being trans.. Moreover I did my best to suppress all trans related feelings altogether. For a time it worked, to a degree at least... I've met a girl, graduated, got a job.
Then EVERYTHING I've been suppressing for so long came back and hit me super hard.
Since the end of 2014 I've been exploring, reading (thanks Apple for the "Whipping Girl") and trying to understand myself better. It worked, I finally came to terms with who I am.
Surprisingly, it's been smooth sailing since coming to terms I'm transgender.
A few months ago I came out to my closest friend, she has been super supportive and understanding. Most importantly nothing has changed between us (I've been expecting some kind of a violent reaction, either highly negative or positive) and I love it. It gave me hope that perhaps there will be people who will be able to see past me being trans.
I've been visiting a therapist regularly since January. The doctor was highly sceptical at first (which was good, I believe that rushing someone into transition is never a good idea) but seeing my progress has changed his mind recently. I would love to start HRT as soon as possible.
Why am I telling you this? Well, now comes the time to talk with the girl I've mentioned earlier, to our mutual friends, perhaps to my family and... I'm scared shitless.
I know there are no wise words, that this is the messy part that I won't be able avoid no matter what but I won't lie, I would do with some advice. I have my next appointment on May 17 and I want to talk with my GF by then. I must do it ASAP because hiding this (and essentially lying to her and wasting her time) is destroying me from the inside.
Soooo, that's me. Hi there!