Quote from: JackieFox on August 06, 2015, 12:43:13 AM
I just wish they would support me. They are convinced trans and bi is sinful so they won't support it.
Ok...
there are two things that can be done imo...
one is to get rid of short term anger... thats like throwing paperballs... hitting a pillow... distractions...
the other is to longer term look for a solution.
So that the anger does not well up.
You might tell your parents you want counseling, for emotional reasons, and pick someone who has, amongst others, gender on their list.
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,193402.msg1724373.html#msg1724373Or you might email plannedparenthood, or a lgbt center and ask for counseling...
you might go to a school and talk to the school counselor there...
another option would be to talk to your parents, educate them and tell them you want some counseling, for gender purposes.
Its up to you what you say since you know them best...
being transgender has nothing to do with religion.
Many people now say it has to do with brain development before birth, so its nobodys fault.
Things like this happen.
Here is a brochure from a very reputable source, specifically for family and med personnel:
http://www.gires.org.uk/assets/DOH-Assets/pdf/doh-transgender-experiences.pdfYou might tell them you want counseling, a supportive person to help you along.
Just pick someone supportive. You might ask at plannedparenthood or a lgbt center. If they are not supportive look for another.
If your parents have questions they might look for the next PFLAG chapter. Its parents from all walks of life.
You might even call there and ask for support.
hugs