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Original post by Tyrion_Lannister
Me neither its just like theres no need

That'll be fine! I like that, it's just the whole GOING ON THE LASH WITH THE LADS TO BONE AND DISOWN, BANTSSSSSSSSS thing I don't like. I'm a girl but have mostly male friends and really hope this doesn't happen


definitely!

oh wow haha, hopefully is nothing like that then! definitely not something I would go for either (im a guy though, but I really don't go in for the whole getting stupid drunk then dancing with randomers in dingy clubs!)
Original post by SciFiRory
an action plan sounds really good :smile: hopefully makes things a bit less daunting for you!

that sucks, can you ask anyone how much you have to disclose maybe?


Yeah, I'm thinking if I already know where I have to be and when, there's less chance for me to make excuses not to go!

I tried starting it and on the first question it was already asking for how many days I'd had to take off work in the past two years due to sickness (don't really know how '6 months' is going to go down...) and for my GP's details in case they want to contact them so I had a bit of a panic and just closed the whole thing down. :frown: They already grilled me in person about my shaky hands (really bad akasthisia caused by Abilify that most people mistook for Parkinson's, which I don't have) which made me really uncomfortable because I was so self-conscious about it.

Ah well, I guess that's another idea down the drain. :frown:
Original post by SciFiRory
definitely!

oh wow haha, hopefully is nothing like that then! definitely not something I would go for either (im a guy though, but I really don't go in for the whole getting stupid drunk then dancing with randomers in dingy clubs!)


Yeah I unfortunately met a few like that last year some even stole my beer...hopefully it'll be better this year. My boyfriend is coming with me so itll be good :smile:
Original post by Delain
Most likely. What an awful school! >_< Food Tech classes used to be the worst for me - the other students who sat by me used to make me anxious on purpose and pick on me so I'd mess up whatever I was cooking, then the teacher would shout at me despite knowing full well what was happening. She used to take me into a back room for "little chats" then proceed to bellow at me at full blast so the class could hear and laugh at me. I know it's really bad but I heard a few years back that she died of a heart attack and I couldn't help but feel slightly vindicated. I'm such a bad person. :s-smilie:


hated everything about the place, no idea what it does now, just glad it's not somewhere I have to be. oh no, that's awful, its awful when teachers are mean like that! don't feel bad, it's understandable not to be upset or whatever by something like that given how they treated you!
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Original post by SciFiRory
hated everything about the place, no idea what it does now, just glad it's not somewhere I have to be. oh no, that's awful, its awful when teachers are mean like that! don't feel bad, it's understandable not to be upset or whatever by something like that given how they treated you!


She was a total witch and my Textiles teacher was just as bad too. Pair of angry trolls they were. Hated them with a passion. They knew I was quiet and suffered with my nerves so they victimised me all the more because they could get away with it. One time I had to stay in class at lunchtime to finish my GCSE project and those two and one of the Art teachers were there having a chat and they were all bitching about me, the Art teacher said "maybe if she didn't spend so much time f***ing about in the Art corridor with her mates she might get more work done!" when yet again it was a result of those ***** I had in the class making me feel ****ty and anxious. :frown:
Original post by Mouse Potato
Yeah, I'm thinking if I already know where I have to be and when, there's less chance for me to make excuses not to go!

I tried starting it and on the first question it was already asking for how many days I'd had to take off work in the past two years due to sickness (don't really know how '6 months' is going to go down...) and for my GP's details in case they want to contact them so I had a bit of a panic and just closed the whole thing down. :frown: They already grilled me in person about my shaky hands (really bad akasthisia caused by Abilify that most people mistook for Parkinson's, which I don't have) which made me really uncomfortable because I was so self-conscious about it.

Ah well, I guess that's another idea down the drain. :frown:


sounds good :smile:

:hugs: that sounds really difficult yeah, hopefully they are okay about it, they shouldn't be making things harder for you hopefully though!

I hope it works out okay for you!


Original post by Tyrion_Lannister
Yeah I unfortunately met a few like that last year some even stole my beer...hopefully it'll be better this year. My boyfriend is coming with me so itll be good :smile:


hopefully yeah, is good of your boyfriend to come with you :smile:
Original post by Delain
She was a total witch and my Textiles teacher was just as bad too. Pair of angry trolls they were. Hated them with a passion. They knew I was quiet and suffered with my nerves so they victimised me all the more because they could get away with it. One time I had to stay in class at lunchtime to finish my GCSE project and those two and one of the Art teachers were there having a chat and they were all bitching about me, the Art teacher said "maybe if she didn't spend so much time f***ing about in the Art corridor with her mates she might get more work done!" when yet again it was a result of those ***** I had in the class making me feel ****ty and anxious. :frown:


that's awful, people like that really shouldn't be teachers at all! it's awful they do that, why people like that even go into that profession is beyond me!
Original post by SciFiRory
sounds good :smile:

:hugs: that sounds really difficult yeah, hopefully they are okay about it, they shouldn't be making things harder for you hopefully though!

I hope it works out okay for you!




hopefully yeah, is good of your boyfriend to come with you :smile:


Yeah :biggrin: Thanks for talking to me this morning, I've just started citalopram and was really nervous and this has helped. Really glad for this thread :smile: :smile:
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Original post by SciFiRory
that's awful, people like that really shouldn't be teachers at all! it's awful they do that, why people like that even go into that profession is beyond me!


Yup, I don't understand it either. :confused: Ah well, least I don't have to deal with them anymore and everyone else here don't have to deal with their ****ty teachers either.
Original post by Tyrion_Lannister
Yeah :biggrin: Thanks for talking to me this morning, I've just started citalopram and was really nervous and this has helped. Really glad for this thread :smile: :smile:


no worries :smile: its good to chat to people on here I find, life saver this thread sometimes I think! glad it helps :smile:
Original post by SciFiRory
sounds good :smile:

:hugs: that sounds really difficult yeah, hopefully they are okay about it, they shouldn't be making things harder for you hopefully though!

I hope it works out okay for you!


Thank you! I'm going to try to take a break from it and come back to do it later when I'm feeling more up for it. :smile:
Original post by Delain
I'm a bit anxious about this interview - I've never volunteered before and I'm not sure what I should wear or anything/what the dress code will be. I also have to read aloud from a book of my choice as the role is reading to people. I'm thinking maybe just some black trousers and a shirt or nice top? Just to be on the safe side?


Good luck! :smile:
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Heyyyy

Im new here i thought id introduce myself.
Ok so im very complicated person, so here goes...


My names Eddie, im 20, im ftm, which means biologically im a girl but i feel like i should be a boy. Im only out to my bestfriend, who i love so much she saved my life. Anyway i dress like a guy, i always have done, but i still have long hair like a girl, i actually kind of like it long anyway, but i have really homophobic parents so i arent coming out to them any time soon...


Yeah and i have depression :frown: but my antidepressants are starting to work now so thats cool :^_^: I also may have schizoid personality disorder :confused: I havent told my doctor about my gender issues yet, im kind of scared he'll judge me. I dont really know what to do :dontknow:


Im going back to uni soon, in september, i dont really like the course but i have nothing else to do, i left in november cos of depression, so im staring my 2nd year again.


Yeah so thats me :hello:
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Reply 493
Original post by superwolf
Good luck! :smile:


Thank you! :smile:
Reply 494
Original post by eddie4921
Heyyyy

Im new here i thought id introduce myself.
Ok so im very complicated person, so here goes...


My names Eddie, im 20, im ftm, which means biologically im a girl but i feel like i should be a boy. Im only out to my bestfriend, who i love so much she saved my life. Anyway i dress like a guy, i always have done, but i still have long hair like a girl, i actually kind of like it long anyway, but i have really homophobic parents so i arent coming out to them any time soon...


Yeah and i have depression :frown: but my antidepressants are starting to work now so thats cool :^_^: I also may have schizoid personality disorder :confused: I havent told my doctor about my gender issues yet, im kind of scared he'll judge me. I dont really know what to do :dontknow:


Im going back to uni soon, in september, i dont really like the course but i have nothing else to do, i left in november cos of depression, so im staring my 2nd year again.


Yeah so thats me :hello:


Just wanted to say hi and welcome to MHSS. I'm not trans myself but one of my best friends (in real life, not on here) is ftm so he's told me quite a lot about how it affects him. :hugs: I'm sorry to hear you have so much on your plate - if you feel like your doctor will judge you then maybe you could try seeing someone else at the same practice and see how you feel with them? You might feel uncomfortable telling anyone though, in which case there are a few things you could to do make it easier, like maybe bring the best friend who you've told along to support you, or try writing it down and giving them the paper, rather than saying it aloud. They should be able to refer you along to people who specialise in gender stuff and can help you more.

Hope you stick around and get lots out of posting here. The thread contains a really supportive bunch of people. :h:
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Original post by eddie4921
Heyyyy

Im new here i thought id introduce myself.
Ok so im very complicated person, so here goes...


My names Eddie, im 20, im ftm, which means biologically im a girl but i feel like i should be a boy. Im only out to my bestfriend, who i love so much she saved my life. Anyway i dress like a guy, i always have done, but i still have long hair like a girl, i actually kind of like it long anyway, but i have really homophobic parents so i arent coming out to them any time soon...


Yeah and i have depression :frown: i self harm and i think about suicide a lot... but my antidepressants are starting to work now so thats cool :^_^: I also may have schizoid personality disorder :confused: I havent told my doctor about my gender issues yet, im kind of scared he'll judge me. I dont really know what to do :dontknow:


Im going back to uni soon, in september, i dont really like the course but i have nothing else to do, i left in november cos of depression, so im staring my 2nd year again.


Yeah so thats me :hello:


Hi there :smile:

Nice to see you posting here and sharing your story with us, I think you were very brave and strong to do that. Everyone here is lovely and supportive. asdfgah has given you some very good advice and I will second that. I truly hope things get better for you. :hugs:
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Original post by asdfgah
Just wanted to say hi and welcome to MHSS. I'm not trans myself but one of my best friends (in real life, not on here) is ftm so he's told me quite a lot about how it affects him. :hugs: I'm sorry to hear you have so much on your plate - if you feel like your doctor will judge you then maybe you could try seeing someone else at the same practice and see how you feel with them? You might feel uncomfortable telling anyone though, in which case there are a few things you could to do make it easier, like maybe bring the best friend who you've told along to support you, or try writing it down and giving them the paper, rather than saying it aloud. They should be able to refer you along to people who specialise in gender stuff and can help you more.

Hope you stick around and get lots out of posting here. The thread contains a really supportive bunch of people. :h:



Hi! And thank you, writing it down sounds like a really good idea:^_^: i think that is what i'll do when i eventually get the courage to tell someone.:smile:
Sitting here staring at this lunch contemplating if I should eat it.. But I need to if I wanna go out tomorrow grrr. So I need to eat this.., I just need to find the motivation to ignore these voices and eat the damn thing cause I will go out tomorrow and I will enjoy myself! I bloody will! :yep: I just need to get through this meal! Somehow....

EDIT: I ate it... Well half of it but meh it'll do. Don't feel to pleased about it really :frown:

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Original post by SciFiRory
:hugs:

tell me about it!

got far too much stuff pilling up financially atm, having to claim my Uni bursary to keep me going even though am technically not gonna be there much longer :ninja:


Ohh dear, well I'm having to take out another loan it seems, thought I could manage it all without the extra one but it seems not... grrr (I hate knowing I have to pay back even more)

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