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Help. (That sinking feeling) So the time is nearly here.
I'm going to come out about being a girl.
And after a day of thinking about it, this will likely be the hardest thing I'll ever have to do.
For those of you who have never had to deal with this or thought much into this, this is essentially what it's like: I'm changing what has been "me" for 16 years, into something drastically different, physically. And my entire life will change, as will EVERYTHING else. Many of my friends will leave me. The remaining friends' parents will be freaked out. I'll be the only transitioning person in my school. It gets confusing. What bathroom do I use at school? What do i tell people when they ask what I am, what I'm becoming? How will I deal with the stares and cruel questions of all of my classmates? What about in my own home? How will I deal with my father, who is already impossible enough to live with; now I'll just be another sick freak to him, and nothing more, which doesn't bother me, but just gives him more fuel to pick on and mock me with.
How does one just suddenly go from being a boy to a girl in the eyes of everyone they have known?
Coming out like this doesn't just happen once. It happens over, and over, and over again, constantly, ad nauseam, until everyone who thought you were a boy knows. Who knows how long that will take. And I don't think I can do it.
But I have to if I ever want to be me.
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posted by AlyxVulp on Tuesday 15 May 2012 at 11:56PM

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:: AXNSpectrum
:: QA4 A spot of tea please, Alfred!
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Youn do not have to answer questions that you do not want to answer. Screw those people who do not accept you. Maybe though, if you were to wait until you're leaving that school? It may be quite a wait, but if you did wait, then it'll be an easier start and transition since not many can judge you based on previous judgements and it'll only be your dad to worry about. I recommend reading Luna by Julie Anne Peters. I think Kaon has it. Maybe she would be willing to lend it to you.
  Post: #649534 Link to this post, Wed 16 May 12, 12:13AM
:: AlyxVulp
:: QA4 A spot of tea please, Alfred!
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I want to start hrt and stuff soon, its most effective now.
Salvete, amici, quid agitis?
Need help? I'm here.
  Post: #649535 Link to this post, Wed 16 May 12, 12:16AM
:: Lia47
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Wow. I can't even imagine what that's like. Of course, I suppose I'm going to have to eventually. Emoticon: Sad :( Life's a bitch. You're really brave for doing this so you can be who you really are. I hope it turns out well for you, eventually. (imagine there's a hopeful looking emoticon here. I couldn't quite figure out how that would work.)
  Post: #649550 Link to this post, Wed 16 May 12, 12:42AM
:: AlyxVulp
:: QA4 A spot of tea please, Alfred!
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I'm panicking.
Salvete, amici, quid agitis?
Need help? I'm here.
  Post: #649555 Link to this post, Wed 16 May 12, 12:46AM
:: AXNSpectrum
:: QA4 A spot of tea please, Alfred!
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Do not panic. That is just about the worst thing you can do. You have to try and keep a rational mind and think things through logically. Baby steps...
  Post: #649615 Link to this post, Wed 16 May 12, 3:30AM
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