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- Mar 28, 2019
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Are you here because of discrimination issues? Homophobia?
Where are you from?Kind of? Im a lesbian, afraid to come out because of my parents&country. It plays a part in my wish to die.
I know what you mean. I'm bisexual too. Nobody accepted me, but I was able to accept myself. But I'm also transgender. And gender dysphoria is the main reason why I want to commit suicide.I suppose it plays a role, but it's not even in the top five most major causes for me personally. My bisexuality contributed to my poor socialisation and alienated development; it probably also played a role in my earliest existential crises, though they would have happened anyway. More directly, I'll almost certainly never pursue my same-sex interests again for pragmatic reasons, and I'm uninterested in dating the opposite sex. I'm fairly intrinsically motivated and a loner anyway, but absence of community ties and absence of companionship are partial contributions to my absence of overall interest in continuing despite my condition.
I have accepting parents (in that they may be ignorant but acceptance comes first) and some accepting relatives; I've had accepting friends (most of my friends are LGBT); legal conditions are improving in my country, and social ones to some extent, for LGBT people. I don't experience distress and my dysphoria doesn't make me suicidal by itself any more. It certainly enhances my distrust of others and my bitterness. I do feel that the state of being unfathomable to others and excessively hidden is terrible, and it's part of it.
Years ago one of my exes actually paid alot of money trying to get white hair. I think it sounds beautiful! I have really light colored hair naturally and it's totally weird when people decide it's okay to just touch it. Stranger danger lolI am but just a few friends know about it. I know that my family would hate me for this lol. But yeah, I have white hair so people are staring at me like they never seen white hair and it's quite annoying lol. So it has some part of why I wanna ctb.
Haha, actually it was supposed to be light blonde, but somehow it ended with white and I was happy with it so I kept it. Also my natural color is brown so it was pretty big change:DYears ago one of my exes actually paid alot of money trying to get white hair. I think it sounds beautiful! I have really light colored hair naturally and it's totally weird when people decide it's okay to just touch it. Stranger danger lol
Poland, an extremely catholic country. People here are nuts.Where are you from?
lol, we live so closePoland, an extremely catholic country. People here are nuts.
I am from Russia. Trust me, you're not that bad. Here is a very intolerant and angry people. I have long been a Russophobe in the shower.Poland, an extremely catholic country. People here are nuts.
Haha I get you. My hair was practically white when I was a kid. Heard any dumb blonde jokes yet?Haha, actually it was supposed to be light blonde, but somehow it ended with white and I was happy with it so I kept it. Also my natural color is brown so it was pretty big change:D
Yes, I understand you. Life literally raped me. Gender dysphoria is one of the worst things that can happen to a person. I think the only thing worse is turret's syndrome.I'm bisexual & a transgirl. Being bisexual hasn't given me much pain (except for some minor identity issues and teasing in highschool, but I was already an awkward outcast anyway)
Being trans, though... feels like I'm chasing an image I'll never catch up to. I can see how so many people manage to become happy with themselves, but let's just say my expectations for change & everything are way too high
It's not the only reason I'm here, I have plenty, but dysphoria is a big one. I can see why the suicide rate for us is so high. Even without external transphobia present (which in my experience, it nearly always is. Even if it's more mild in some places), internalized transphobia & all of the other issues that come with being trans are really bad. Not something I can personally handle
I too live in a homophobic country and family, but i'm trying to get myself out one at a time, starting with my closest friend, then circle, then (if possible) everyone. I suggest you to start from your most inner circle. Trust me, there is someone who will accept you for who you are <3Kind of? Im a lesbian, afraid to come out because of my parents&country. It plays a part in my wish to die.