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Scared of men

Started by Stevie, February 13, 2015, 12:35:49 PM

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Rudy King

FYI: I'm IS.

I actually do understand.  My first stepfather was apparently abusive.  I can't remember almost anything from that time in my life. 
It makes me wonder though.  Like did he know I was different than the other boys?  Did he hit me, or just yell.  My mom's memory of that time is mostly missing as well, so I'll never know.

I've always been very emplathic, and if I feel anything bad, I move away.  I've always been afraid, and always kind of had a hatred towards men, and I never wanted to be one ever (Ironically, in a way I never did become one.).  Thankful my hatred has died down a lot over the years, but it took a really long time.

I still wonder if my mom knew I was different back then too, because that was when she decided to raise my brother and I gender neatrul.  Unfortunately I'll never know, because my Mon took to drinking.

Interesting enough, I have been treated more poorly by males than females.  In fact I've always have gotten along much better with females.  But I've had a few females treat me rudely too.
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Stevie

  I have never hated men, the only person  I have ever hated was me.  In fact I have been attracted to some men  in the past, which is probably another component of this problem. It maybe that I am afraid of myself for these feelings, and that combined with the abuse I suffered in the past adds to my apprehension.  I really need to work on this , it has been detriment to my life for so many years and is a major part of my social anxiety.  I have have become much more social since I have been FT and getting past this could only make my life even better.
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Vanny

People frighten me no matter what they claim or appear to be and no matter the sex.  Yes nice people exist but, they act irrationally and will often do what they don't believe in if pressured to fit in.  I think some younger kids are much more forgiving.  Ie my kids and their friends mostly. 
If someone has not shown you who they are by actions, but claims by words to support, I would be hesitant to believe even them, without a history of selfless actions. Mob mentality can take over even the best intentioned person and convert them to do what they don't believe in. 

Take one step at a time and believe in yourself.  You are beautiful.  Now go out and show it. 


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