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This is probrably a question asked here a lot, but here we go. I'm 23 years old and I am questioning if I should transition or not.
I had severe depression and tried to kill myself a couple of years after I stoped crossdressing, them I went to a psychologist and things realy improved.
I'm just too nervous about it, because I can't be 100% sure of my feelings. I see that many trans people know right away about, but I dont, and that makes me worry.
So, the question is basically how do you discover what you realy are? I don't realy trust my inner voice all that much, because I had once denied all possibile o me being trans, you know.
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>>7025511
You should find a friend or two you are comfortable and trust enough to help you with this. What I recommend you do is to try seeing how you feel with being treated like a girl and if it improves the way you feel about yourself. If this makes you feel a lot better, then transitioning might be a thing that can help you.
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>>7025511
well, a substantial minority of trans women only discuss their female identity through crossdressing or other sexualized scenarios and were not particularly gender-non-conforming in childhood or aware of their sex discordance at the time. the term used for them in certain subcultures is 'autogynephiles', routinely shortened to 'agp', but much of the research on agp is of questionable legitimacy and within trans communities agp trans women are widely misunderstood and assumed to be 'not trans' somehow -- but they are trans.
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>>7025537
I already came out to a old female friend, and she was very suportive. I'm going to see if she could treat like a girl for a while. Thanks.
>>7025541
Tha'ts interetings. Today I don't feel like "pretending" anymore. If I was to transition, I will go head on.
I think that the real issue is that I'm fucking scared of transitiong and how society will see me. I'm also afraid of going back.
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>>7025541
The difference I see lies in whether the person plans to socially integrate as a woman once they transition or not. If the only goal you had was to look like a woman and that was it, then I don't feel like you were really the same kind of trans as someone that fully integrates. This is why I feel we need some better classifications.
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>>7025511
Watch this video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=budykK4he-k
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>>7025567
>better classifications
yay even more made up terms to remember and get attacked for not knowing
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>>7026768
>all the time you waste sitting around going why am I a boy and thinking about stuff
;_;
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