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uriel1972

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1. as a dysphoric male still in hiding I can only go

Reply to Maraya1969 (Original post)

Fri Oct 9, 2020, 10:57 PM

Oct 2020

by my experience. Growing up in a rural town in the 70's there was no awareness of dys/trans needs. Gods I didn't even have the words to describe what I was going through. Now I'm reliant on care that makes it impossible for me to come out.

The woman is probably bitter, but I can see where she wouldn't have seen it coming. The trans woman probably had a lifetime of hiding experience as well ad being confused themselves.

I can't blame the woman for her anger, she would feel betrayed. I also feel the pain of the trans woman, having to rip themselves out of the life they created can't be easy.

Messy all round.

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A question for any trans people or anyone who might know. I was just in an online meeting [View all] Maraya1969 Oct 2020 OP

as a dysphoric male still in hiding I can only go uriel1972 Oct 2020 #1

I worry about this all the time vercetti2021 Oct 2020 #2

yeah being trapped in a body that isn't right uriel1972 Oct 2020 #3

I'm transitioning next year vercetti2021 Oct 2020 #4

good luck... I worked it out far too laye for that uriel1972 Oct 2020 #5

Woohoo!!! Good luck! Oneironaut Oct 2020 #7

I have many questions vercetti2021 Oct 2020 #8

I can empathize, since coming out can seem like it's out of nowhere (when it isn't). Oneironaut Oct 2020 #6