Questioning

☆ " So I Just Read A Comnent Left By A Random . Litterly Asking Me If I Liked Dating Children... This App Is No Longer A Safe Haven For People. Anymore... But When People Read Post's And Don't Even Bother To Read Or Fully Understand The Meaning Of The Post's... Make The Worst Comment's That Are Out Of Nowhere... So If People Are Going To Read Other People's Storie's... Please Be Fully Aware Of What Your Reading Before Leaving Comment's On A Member's Post's. This Comment That This Random Lady Left About My Job Post's From Yesterday. Made Me Very Angry How Can Someone... Go From Saying That I Like Dating Children. I'm Not A Pedo Maybe They Are... But To Be Troll Is On Another Level... If You Don't Have Nothing Postive To Say Then... Don't Say Anything And Move Along.. " ☆ ° SKADI ° #Thought 's

Being Common, Being Famous, the Past Life & the Real Life - #DwhellOnIt Episode 64

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🗣 - "Sure, there are #trans #individuals who had their sex assigned at birth by a doctor who has never known them. And accepted by people who assumed they knew what was best for you. And then followed office administrators #stamping papers and typing on keyboards. Assigning a gender identity to someone who never even had a voice in things, let alone having a voice, period. And then, #saying , 'No, my gender identity does not align with my sex assigned at birth.' Thanks for that, by the way, everybody."

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* "You mention you don't regret the time lost. I'm starting #HRT at 39. I've been #Questioning my gender for 15-20 years. I'm thinking about what would have happened if I'd figured it out or been braver early on." How do you do that? - tinyurl.com/2zcxas8y

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Trigger warning CSA

Hi everyone and thank you for the add. I’m working through some past trauma and developing my sense of identity and it’s become obvious to me that I am queer…I think bisexual, and I have known this since childhood. I suffered some extreme sexual abuse as a young child and as an adult too from several males. But I’m not 100% sure on my sexuality and if anyone has advice on how to wade through the confusion with the sexual abuse context I would love to hear it. Physically exploring this isn’t an option as I’m not looking to get out of my long-term relationship. Not looking for anyone to identify it for me as I know only I can do that. Just advice.

I have also never identified with my assigned gender, although I can be quite stereotypically feminine at times. This has been for as long as I can remember, and before I was abused. I don’t often feel that I identify as male though. I thought I was non-binary or agender but my identity wavers. Again I’m not looking for anyone to identify what I am, but any resources that are backed by mental health professionals on these topics would be so useful. And advice on how to tell people who have known me one way for a long time.

Have a lovely day 🌈
#LGBTQ #Questioning

Does anyone feel like they question everything they do? How to make the right decision for yourself and not to worry what everyone else thinks? I feel like I'm constantly questioning everything I do in life and honestly i drive myself crazy some days.

As a #SexualAbuseSurvivor I’ve dealt with confusion regarding my sexuality. For a long time I thought I was bisexual, but the more I ruminate over it, the more I think I’m straight. Has any other sexual abuse survivor dealt with this? How do you figure out your sexuality? I was abused my a male, so I don’t understand why I flip back and forth between bisexual and straight. Any response is appreciated. #Questioning sexuality dealing with it #SexualAbuse #Confusion

I recently going through some different labels regarding my gender identity and I think I'm transmasculine and genderqueer so yeah. idk gender is a confusing concept. lol. hope you're having a good day/night #genderqueer #nonbinary #NB #genderfluid #Questioning

So I legit just signed up for this like a few minutes ago. And I scrolled around to get a feel of things. I’m now crying because I relate to so many people. But I also don’t. I never got diagnosed by anyone. No one knows about anything and I’m so scared to tell anyone that I hate myself. When I have breakdowns, I leave my door open. Giving my family the chance to find me crumpled down in a sobbing mess.

But actually, I wouldn’t be able to explain why I was sat down on the ground crying. I don’t know how I’d be able to look at my mother or my siblings in the face and tell them I’m hurting. I wish for comfort, and for help. But I don’t know how I’d cope when a therapist pokes prods at me, asking me to explain myself. I am extremely shy, it doesn’t matter if you’re my best friend or my own mother. I’m still too shy to speak up.

I act on impulse, I’d say things, think things, and do things without reason. That's why it’s so hard for me to keep real friends. Friends that I only hang around so I won't get bored. And also, while I'm at the topic, is it wrong to only hang out with a group of people so you don't grow bored at school? Is it bad that I didn't feel attached to them? I didn't feel much emotion to them. They just were there so I wouldn't completely lose it while I was at school. I now feel like a monster. I didn't deserve their love and compassion. I can't look at one of the girls now and call her my friend. I lost contact with all of them and decided that I'd make real friends.

I'm jealous, bad, and disgusting. I grew angry and emotional over the fact that my older brother was getting professional help for himself and I wasn't getting help. I'm an over-emotional crybaby. I realize it more and more. I can cry from just thinking of something randomly, it's sad.

Is it also bad that I cry when I get angry? I find it embarrassing and disgusting when I'm trying to stand up for myself and I end up crying violently. What's up with that? #Undiagnosed #Ranting #Questioning #Depression #Crying