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exploding and skydiving

Started by schism, March 19, 2012, 06:58:15 AM

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schism

oh man, where do i go with this?  i've been thrown into some kind of weird pocket dimension in which the world is actually full of really awesome accepting people.  the skeptic in me just wants to keep up my walls and maintain an insurmountable distance between me and these people who have fallen into my lives, then there's this side of me that feels an inexplicable love for them.  i've only ever felt emotions like this for family members and significant others so it's really bizarre being in a place where i'm feeling like this towards people based on friendship.  and i mean a deep kind of genuine adoration that's joyful and warm.  and that scares me because i want to dive into it and it's been less than a month since i first met this girl and only this weekend that i've met her brother and best friend and yet it's so intense and so natural between us that we're finding it hard to believe that it HAS been such a short space of time.... and that puts me in a vulnerable position.  i got seriously, seriously hurt by so many people who i considered my friends, to the point that i truly believed i would never have a close friend and that the majority of people are actually twats who don't give a <not allowed> about anyone but themselves, and having that idea rearranged means i'm back in a place in which i can get hurt again.  those past experiences provided me with protection, and they also led me to believe there was something intrinsically wrong with me, so here i am dangling above a long drop into the unknown wondering if i let go, will they eventually discover that person and throw me away like everyone else?

i had a great weekend... i don't think i can remember a time when i've enjoyed talking and banter and just hanging out like that.  the clubs were alright, it was incredibly busy to the point you could hardly move, and i wanted to mingle a bit and converse with the wasted randoms, but my mood was through the roof and i passed multiple times, notably to a bouncer who kept calling me lad before he asked to see my ID.  at one point i was struck with a wave of intense dysphoria and frustration about being androgynous and boyish and caught in this trans limbo while being out and wanting to be more masculine while in the middle of a crowd, but ain't nothing i can or could do about that, i'm working on it, so i sucked it up and dealt with it. 

it's kinda crazy though; me and my friend's brother might have been separated at birth... we're the same person.  i mean to a ridiculous point.  we have the same piercings, the same interests, the same opinions, the same hat that's stuck to our heads about 90% of the time.... after maybe eight hours after meeting him for the first time we were finishing each other's sentences.  the only major difference is our height.  he's like a foot taller than me. 

i feel like i love these people, and how can i after mere minutes?  they're also completely accepting of my being trans, it's not even there, they see me as a guy, without any effort.  i'm so grateful for them.  my mind just feels kinda blown and uncertain of how to tread on all this new territory.
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King Malachite

Well you do sound REALLY happy man.  My initial response is to cut that rope and just fall into the bliss but I can understand why you would have your reservations about that.  My concern is staying on that rope so long until you sore.  It would sound equally bad to hold back because of your past experiences too.  It seems like theres risks to both sides of the story but I say go for the bigger reward.  It's possible to just instantly click with people within minutes and to meet people who only see you as a guy.  Man I would treasure that.  I would rather go into it and get hurt again than to never get into it at all missing the possible to just meet some awesome people.  Just tread that new territory with a machete.  Also bottle up some of that happiness and sell it to me man. 
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Berserk

When I first saw the thread title, I was like, "that doesn't sound like the greatest combination" :P But great to hear you've found good people that make you happy :D
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insideontheoutside

I kinda know how you feel actually. The past two years I've had some great people "fall" into my life that helped to make me a happier person too. Just roll with it ;)
"Let's conspire to ignite all the souls that would die just to feel alive."
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schism

nah, exploding and skydiving sounds like the most amazing combo.... freefalling and fireworks.  hell yeah.

i'm gonna fall in love with every moment, i'll be too intense and too full of myself and i hope that in some small way i can spread this feeling to everyone with whom i come into contact.  gotta spread the love. 
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skakid

When I was in middle school I met this kid and we instantly hit it off. We had everything in common and people used to even mistake us for twins. We're still best friends now and I tell people he's everything I look for in a girlfriend, except he's guy. So a couple of years ago we had this great circle of friends, but we ended up losing most of them because me and my best friend got in a fight with one of them. We were pretty shook up for a while and then we started hanging out a lot more with this other kid we knew. The three of us instantly hit it off, but we were both skeptical at first because we didn't think we would find someone who fit so well with us and we were worried we would loose him too, so we kind of pushed him away for a bit. Eventually we realized we were wrong and apologized and now we're all best friends and plan on moving in with each other soon. I don't know what I would do without them and I'm really lucky to have found friends who are so awesome. If I hadn't hung out with either of them just because I thought the friendship was moving too fast, I don't know if they would still be around.
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