[–] [S] 2 points 9 months ago (3 children)

Why am I like this? This depresses me. I try my best to be friendly and kind, but I'm secretly probably a psychopath or something (no offense to people with ASPD)

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    Here's why I think I'm a selfish person. I have really bad intrusive thoughts, I need to speak with a therapist on this, too. If I were given the choice between Choice A) Anything I want/a million dollars but I have to kill my friend(s) or B) My friend(s) stay(s) alive but I don't get what I want, I would probably kill my friend. Especially when pressured. But I'm complex. I value human life, pretty much, or any life in general, and don't want to kill anybody. I would just kill when or if necessary and if I didn't get caught. I still care about my friendships though, so I don't say I'm gonna kill them or go out of my way to harm them or our friendship. I would really prefer to have all my friends as is but I feel like if pressured enough between two choices, I would kill to get what I want. I'm so ashamed of this, I feel SO bad.

     

    Hi, transmasc teen here. I have had a past with the social worker at my high school refusing to use the correct name and pronouns because I have to come out to my family if I do so. I don't wanna have to come out to my family, because even the most supportive members are anti-Testosterone. I am pro-Testosterone. They also say I will always have boobs and a vagina even if I get the surgeries because that's how I was born, and that I'm just a confused girl, when I know in my heart I am Anthony the sure and secure guy.

    I haven't had a session with her in a while, so I don't know if she will use Anthony and he/him in private, but she won't let other teachers know that's what I would like to be called and calls me my birth name and uses she/her pronouns, but "feels bad". IDK if this is some law or what. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and say maybe she just can't lose her job.

    [–] 4 points 10 months ago

    you're a dude. we are both dudes. i've been comfortable as a dude for a long time even when being misgendered, especially by my own family and school who wants me to come out to family before being gendered correctly but you will soon become comfortable with manliness too :)

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  • [–] [S] 16 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    Agreed. They gave me a choice: I could go by my birth name and she/her pronouns, or go by Anthony and he/him pronouns but if I went by "Anthony (the guy)" and not "[Birth name] the girl" she would either have me come out or out me herself and be like "Hey, your daughter is now your son and he asked me to call him Anthony because he is transgender".

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    Hi, so I'm a high school student and I happen to be trans FtM. I know I'm quite young, but I do believe in the importance of supporting trans people, even young people just in general.

    I was born a girl (obviously) but now I'm a guy named Anthony. When I came out to my social worker "Mrs. A" (not her real name or initial), she said that she was proud of me for coming out, but that if I wanted teachers to refer to me as "male", "he/him", Anthony, etc. that I'd have to come out to my legal guardian.

    The thing is my guardian isn't the most supportive of trans people. I came out to him a few years ago and he said I was just a confused girl and that "the left was just pushing their agenda onto me". He loves me, I'm sure he does, but he definitely wouldn't support me.

    I told my therapist and a good friend of mine and both of them said that was breaking a rule of confidentiality. My sister told me that too. My therapist wonders if it's to get it changed on paperwork or something but says that if I want to be called Anthony at school, there should be no problem.

    What do you all think?

     

    This is going to sound stupid, but one day I was talking with my ex-friend "Carol". While we were friends, someone said the word "heterozygous". Carol mentioned that she was straight, so I jokingly said "hetero, like you, Carol!'

    She acted as if I called her a slur and got very offended, saying "How dare you call me 'hetero'?!" so I apologized.

    (We are ex-friends because of drama [not this], which is kind of a long story, but I guess not the point of the post.)

    I have heard many straight people call themselves "hetero", though, including myself when I thought I was straight.

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