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Transition: Five Years Later

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Deleted User 173346 16169 Posts September 04 2022 10:38 GMT #1 --- Nuked ---

pebble444 Italy2503 Posts September 04 2022 20:51 GMT #2 Kinda feel upset with your mom for not letting you be yourself; I have children and want to be a support for them, not a barrier;I guess the important part is that you had a journey to get there, and are happy now, and will never again let anyone tell you how to be you. Sure does not mean being free of other peoples drama, but knowing and being fully aware and empowered, you kinda never go back, if you know what I mean

ggrrg Bulgaria2716 Posts September 05 2022 02:26 GMT #3 I am really glad that your last entry is so positive! I really hope that the future only holds good things for you! I can only assume that we have nothing in common other than a long-lasting struggle to find happiness, but the fact that you end on such a positive note, makes me optimistic for the future. Kudos to you!

AmericanUmlaut Germany2597 Posts September 05 2022 09:41 GMT #4 I, too, am happy you are alive, and that you are a part of this communiy. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

tankgirl Canada521 Posts September 05 2022 13:18 GMT #5 do me a favor and kick your father in the balls next time you see him

Vivax 22408 Posts September 05 2022 13:37 GMT #6 Hope you found Euros less concerned about appearances and opinions so far. Might be biased from where I live, I know nothing about Belgium.

PhoenixVoid Canada32754 Posts September 06 2022 02:10 GMT #7 plasmid, you are loved by the TL and LD OTGD community. Thank you for having the courage to tell us about the darkest depths and the highs of your life.

lestye United States4228 Posts September 28 2022 17:38 GMT #8 I'm so glad you found yourself and you have persisted. I hope you're wrong about your entry about never opening your screenwriting software again.

NewSunshine United States5938 Posts October 06 2022 12:52 GMT #9 Really appreciate you sharing your story. Presenting it as a series of little vignettes like you do really drives home how depressingly common experiences like yours are for people who are questioning or looking to transition their gender. I can't imagine a more lonely feeling than having an entire world around you that couldn't care less about you. I'm very sorry you've gone through what you have, but I'm also very happy for you hanging in there enough to begin to find your true happiness. Prove the world wrong. More power to you.

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