Sigh. I wish I was a girl.
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Sigh. I wish I was a girl.
Funny thing to do if you're trans and talking to someone "not transphobic" who is misgendering you on purpose: misgender them. The look on their face is priceless.
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Okay there's something I need to say
I think I'm trans. Like I told a friend this and he was like okay cool whatever
So my gender is smth I've stop questioning (I mean there's still lots of questions but I'm mostly sure about it)
And then there's my sexuality. And I have no clue whatsoever. But it's fine like I still have time to figure everything out I'm not stressed about that. No what I'm stressed abt is the fact that I what to come out to my parents (pretty sure they're already suspecting smth tbh, and they're really supportive and we went to pride together so not a problem).
But I am still so scared, which is ridiculous I know cause they're allies and everything. I want to come out but I can't
So yeah this quarantine is leaving me with only my thoughts as company, which is making my anxiety really bad.
Probably gonna talk about this more rn because I really need to let it all out smwh.
Anyways, if any of you want to talk I'm here and I don't really have anything else to do
I'm trans and today I was supported as transgender by a transphobic Christian
I am not out as yet. So basically I look like a guy, I want to be a guy but I still identify as a girl (mainly cause I'm afraid of change and rejection and all that even tho my parents would totally support me but that's not the subject here).
So let me give you the context. I'm from France and I'm on a summer camp with my town in the USA and right now we are in New York. Everybody I know refers to me as a girl but they also make fun of me (in a nice way) on the fact that I look like a guy. So today with the group we went in a church to see a gospel choir. At the end of the choir I went to the toilet. I still prefer to go to the women's toilets because that's where I have always been but when there are too many people I sometimes use the men's toilets.
Anyways, I went to the women's toilets and as I went out to wash my hands, a woman was standing there looking at me like I was disgusting her.
She told me that God would never see me as a woman and that I should stay the way God made me: a man.
I replied that I was an atheist and I thanked her for making me more realise that I am not a women. When I left she looked so confused like she didn't understand what I just said.
So that's how a transphobic Christian made me more confident about being trans.
i am the friend who caries all of the pads, like, i am the person all of the people go to for pads. I have no idea why, is it because i am seemingly the only person who keeps it in my bag mouth round unless I'm going on a vacation or something? it's not being responsible it's being lazy