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Started by mefree, July 17, 2006, 11:05:07 PM

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mefree

Hello my name is Pauline, I am a student in Muncie, Indiana majoring in a stresful major, but that is nothing new for me.  When I came to Muncie, leaving behind my 6 siblings, whom don't understand who or what I am, and a mother who is open-arms to me, and a deceased father due to suicide.  When I first came to this city it wasn't long until I told someone I thought I could trust of my situation, I was wrong and I found that out the hard way when I was raped by him.  After that I went internal and hid myself, perfecting a uber masculine facade for the world to see.  In November I finally started to deal with being raped and coming once-again about to acceptance of myself, went into suicidal ideation twice, and was diagnosed by psychologists as bipolar, though they didn't know my condition.  I started goign full-time in the beginning of the spring semester about 3132006 and soon after that I was asked to withdraw from classes on a medical leave and get some mental stuff done, and now I once again am returning to that fair city, with a feeling that I need to inform the uniersity that it is not just biological women who get raped only by men (what great knowledge).  And I am going to talk to my doctor, (psych-something or another) about going on hormones on wednesday.

That in bried is an introduction and a short bio of myself, sorry I can't spell, I look forward to hearing from you all.

Bon voyage,
Pauline
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tinkerbell

Hi Pauline:

Welcome to Susan's forums! esta casa es su casa. ;)
I'm sure you'll come to love this site as much as everyone else here. 
Take care and keep posting...



tinkerbell :icon_chick:
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Jillieann Rose

Hi Pauline,
I'm glad that you have joined Susan's.
Here you can share and just be yourself this is a safe place with lots of caring people.
Oh djon't worry about your spelling it's jsut fnei. ;D
Just share and know we will listen and try to help.
Yes do get a gender consoler.
:)
Jillieann
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stephanie_craxford

Hello Pauline, welcome to Susan's.

As the others have mentioned I think that you will able to relax here, make new friends get new insights and provide some of your own.  You can do all this without fear of recrimination.  Be sure to read the rules, and explore the site as there is much to see from the Chat area, the Links, the Wiki to here in the forums.  I'm sure that you will enjoy your stay.

Chat later.

Steph
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Luc

Good luck, Pauline, and way to stay strong... I have family in Muncie, and I know it can be a tough place to instigate change, but if you put your mind to it, you'll find a way. There is also, I've heard, a large GLBT community there, so you may find more support through them (I believe the group is most vocal through a club at Ball State).

Rafe
"If you want to criticize my methods, fine. But you can keep your snide remarks to yourself, and while you're at it, stop criticizing my methods!"

Check out my blog at http://hormonaldivide.blogspot.com
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mefree

Thank you all for your kind replies, I look forward to posting more here, perhaps often. 

Rafe:  I am a member of that organization within Ball state's realm, it's group is called Spectrum, it is a nice grooup and very supportive.  I will keep you all informed on my progress as I can, which may be periodic at times, unfortunately. 

Take care everyone,
Pauline
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Robyn

Welcome, Pauline.  This is a safe harbor, and the Wikipedia and Links are great sources of information.  The Chat area is a wonderful place to share on a real time basis,

Grandma Robyn
When we walk to the edge of all the light we have and take the step into the darkness of the unknown, we must believe that one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for us to stand on or we will be taught to fly. — Patrick Overton
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Melissa

Hello Pauline, welcome to Susan's.

Melissa
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HelenW

A belated HELLO and WELCOME, Pauline!  :)

It makes me feel good to hear when a person rises out of the misfortunes of life stronger and better than ever and that's what it sure looks like you are doing.  I am pleased that you have found us and decided to begin posting.  I'll be looking forward to reading more from you!

again, WELCOME ! !  :D
helen
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sheila18

Pauline:
welcome, enjoy the site
sheila18
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