cccitrus
i just want death and
- Aug 14, 2018
- 40
That's great, i bet you're feeling safe with them!but my siblinngs fully support me and use my name and pronouns :)
That's great, i bet you're feeling safe with them!but my siblinngs fully support me and use my name and pronouns :)
I'm gay female, at least biologically. Came out to my mom who wasn't over the moon, but accepted me. Not that it makes any difference anyway, I'm nobody's first choice and gonna die alone, no one loves old depressed dykes.
I'm gay female, at least biologically. Came out to my mom who wasn't over the moon, but accepted me. Not that it makes any difference anyway, I'm nobody's first choice and gonna die alone, no one loves old depressed dykes.
I'm transgender and pansexual (that means I don't really care about gender).
I know how this sounds but I find hetero PDA really annoying. This is especially true when you're trying to get somewhere and some couple is holding hands and blocking everyone's way. And it's really repugnant in gay bars. It's bad enough we have so few safe spaces without being constantly reminded of people who oppress us. And no, not everyone who goes to a gay bar is gay friendly.
Infactuation acts on the brain in many of the ways as insanity. You can't expect madly infactuated couples not to do PDA. It's goes against biology and is unnatural. It's not about you.
Utterly false. It's called self restraint. Gay people have to use it all the time.
Very true.No one loves old depressed women, period, or old women, period. Ageism is a very real and sad phenomenon.
I have to disagree about "no one loves old women, period." There are many "old women" who find love and that ARE loved.No one loves old depressed women, period, or old women, period. Ageism is a very real and sad phenomenon.
I'm also speaking in romantic terms. I know of "old women" who have found new love, romantic love, not just a platonic friendships, etc. I have a family member on my ex husbands side who is 74 and recently has met the man of her dreams. My aunt's husband died and she was approaching her late 60's when she decided to start over 5 years after his death. She was 72 when she remarried. Just saying it happens. It is not impossible.Well, I am not one of them. Not sure what you mean by "love" anyway because I was speaking in romantic terms, not the love of parents or friends or current long term partners.
Look to the age discrimination in Hollywood against females of a certain age—it's real and it exists. And that's just one small example.
Men can sire families well into their 90s. And do. The "crazy cat lady" is an oft used phrase for a reason.
@Johnnythefox are you transspecies?As far as I am aware, there are several gay, and transgendered members.
Seeing you're a talking fox. Take a joke ❤❤
Unless you're beautiful Hollywood star, then you have it easy till you're 60 or something.No one loves old depressed women, period, or old women, period. Ageism is a very real and sad phenomenon.
I'm gay and trans but I feel like renouncing these identities would be beneficial. I call it "economic de-transition". Nobody wants to hire a gay or transgender so I'm working toward being ex-trans and ex-gay. Some might say that I'm betraying my true self, but I'm just being pragmatic and trying to salvage my life. I'm hoping to have conversion therapy in a few months.
:(I'm gay and trans but I feel like renouncing these identities would be beneficial. I call it "economic de-transition". Nobody wants to hire a gay or transgender so I'm working toward being ex-trans and ex-gay. Some might say that I'm betraying my true self, but I'm just being pragmatic and trying to salvage my life. I'm hoping to have conversion therapy in a few months.
Maybe you don't have to abandon the gay part and possibly keep it as an secret lifestyle. You shouldn't have to abandon your true self for the sake of society but unfortunately that's how cruel and narcissistic the world is.I'm gay and trans but I feel like renouncing these identities would be beneficial. I call it "economic de-transition". Nobody wants to hire a gay or transgender so I'm working toward being ex-trans and ex-gay. Some might say that I'm betraying my true self, but I'm just being pragmatic and trying to salvage my life. I'm hoping to have conversion therapy in a few months.
While I'm not LBGT I honestly wished I was born into a female body instead of a male one.
I just think mental and physical wise my life would be better if I was one. I can wear beautiful outfits and colors such as purple compared to being a male where most clothing is generic and you will be shunned by a lot of people if you even wear a pink hat.
I wish I could wear shit like pink hoodies and high heels without looking like an freak to both everyone and myself.
I'm not interested in the traditional lifestyle of my gender such as tools, taking apart cars and machinery, fishing, gym and that other stuff.
If you're emotionally weak at work or in the middle of public people will support you. If you're emotionally weak as an male during both of those things, most will judge you and see you as weak.
Everyday I fantasize about how awesome it would be if I was one. How beautiful I could make myself. I hate being in a male body.
I don't plan on doing transgender because it's expensive and I'm already struggling as it is in this damn world with autism. If I wasn't autistic then yeah maybe but since society already has one thing against me I won't risk adding another.
Wow, this must be a very tough choice. Is it the reason for ctb?
I honestly prefer not to do therapy of any kind tbh. I can cope with it fine and still enjoy life.I'm so sorry for you, I really am. I cannot imagine the pain of being born a gender you don't want to be at all. These thoughts seem to be very 'heavy' for you, have you considered seeking help to cope with them? I'm not saying you should also tell them you're suicidal, but I'm sure a therapist could really help you with these issues.