Trans Problems
I've experimented with hormones off and on now for a while and I know that I'm transgender. The hardest thing in the world is accepting that no matter what I can't have 100% certainty that this is what I want to do in life because nothing we do is that certain.
I can't figure out what is worse, living your whole life not being who you are, or accepting that this is what you are and face the road ahead.
Both are hard, living a lie for someone else is torture and being your true self can cost you everything. :[
I can't figure out what is worse, living your whole life not being who you are, or accepting that this is what you are and face the road ahead.
Both are hard, living a lie for someone else is torture and being your true self can cost you everything. :[
8 年 前
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It can be hard to keep secrets to yourself, when you really wanna be who you are, i know that feeling.
I look at it this way, don`t know if this can help you out, but i love to keep my little secret, being a CD all for myself and it most of the time keeps things more naugthy.
When i play with my toys or my daddy, it turns me on to know, every one should just know what i was doing.
If i wanna live out my CD-dreams, i doing it in different cities and vacations, never in my own town.
I really hope you find your place in life and there will always be sacrifices to make, some understand and others don`t.))
Just be who you are, the people that really care for you will understand... the people that don't, whilst it may be hard you need to let go!
And it won't cost you everything.... because being yourself is everything
PS you are beautiful
Rich xx
So, you are on the verge of making a choice then. Compared to the average population, TG people are more likely to: Be unemployed, live below the poverty line, be homeless, commit suicide, be abandoned by their family. I am sure the list goes on and on.
I cannot recall the author, but the line "Most men lead lives of quiet desperation' comes to mind. No thanks. Going to die some day. Not looking to collect a bag of regrets.
Your post is well written. You are obviously an intelligent person.
Anything that makes you different from the 'Status Quo' causes people problems. Being left handed, being short, being tall, having an accent different from the local dialect, being of different ethnicity. Anything. Be like us or you are not one of us. People don't accept others that are different because they are afraid. If they accept the outcast then they risk becoming an outcast. Guilt by association.
I hope that you decide to choose the life that works for you. We all deserve to be happy. Just don't expect everyone else to be happy about your choices. I think you owe it to yourself to be who you want to be. Best Wishes