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Started by Devyn, January 05, 2011, 02:28:40 PM

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Devyn

So, I could've sworn one of my friends was cool with me being a guy, but apparently not.

You see, her sister is quite supportive of me. She calls me "he", and if somebody in our group says "she", she'll correct them until they get it right or say that I'm a girl, not a boy.

Basically, that's what this friend said. When her sister corrected somebody this time, my friend said, "I'm not going to say "he"! (insert my female name here) and (insert a female friend of my group that is a tomboy not a tranguy's name here) aren't boys, they're girls!"

Normally, this wouldn't have upset me because the guy sitting next to her was the guy that told me I'm just jealous of him because he's a guy and I'm not. I didn't know him that well. But this girl, my friend, she was the third or forth person I tried to tell that I'm a boy. So it hurt.

Honestly, I thought she understood because when I talked about it and explained it, she seemed to understand and be cool with it. I guess not. :/

And then, the guy who said I'm jealous of him is going around screaming to people I don't know that I think I have a penis because I was joking that I had an eight inch invisible dick to my friends. XD (Which was several months ago, by the way. Why does he still remember that?) I actually have like, a phantom penis or something like that, but I was just joking around about it. I think I should punch that kid. Really. I should.

Sorry. >< I'm just having friend problems, I guess.

They act like I think this is a joke or something. Yes, it makes so much sense that I risk my health or whatever by binding everyday, that I make myself stand and pee even if it's difficult, wear boy clothes, and perfect my guy body language because it's a phase or a joke or whatever. Because it's so f***ing funny that I have to do ridiculous and possibly dangerous things to sooth my conscious. Yes, how incredibly genius is that of me! I risk being made fun of when this guy eventually tells EVERYBODY who will think I'm a freak BECAUSE IT'S FUNNY.

Yes, that's the reason. It has nothing, absolutely nothing at all to do with the fact that I'm emotionally hurting on the inside so much more than they think. They think I'm doing this because I don't feel like being a girl anymore.

That makes so much sense. /sarcasm over/

Worst of all, I don't want that boy going around telling everything that I think I'm a boy. There was a transguy at my school last school year and he, for the most part, was only accepted by his friends. This boy that is telling people that I /think/ I'm a boy is going to have me made fun of. I've already had a couple of people stare weirdly and actually have one person walk up to me and ask me if I really have a penis or not. I actually yelled at him to stop talking about it today because he was screaming about it and everybody in the room was staring at me.

I don't know what to do about this ->-bleeped-<-. I could always punch him. Or just deal with people I don't know knowing that some girl they see everyday wants to be a dude. Not to mention, I'll probably lose a good majority of my friends.

Mainly, my problem isn't the fact that people I don't know will know, it's that them knowing that be dangerous. You see, my friends know that if they think I'm a freak and try to hurt me because they think I'm a freak, they KNOW I could beat the ->-bleeped-<- of them if they try to attack me or something. But random people, they can gang up on me or something when I'm walking home from my bus stop or something.
I'm done with my scattered rant, so I'm going to go eat the Cup Noodles I just made and calm myself down. My day has been ->-bleeped-<-.

Edit:// I think I might have made a few typos. Please ignore them.
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Mr.Hyde

Hi there. I know I'm new and I should do a welcoming thread and such but... oh well I registered just to reply to you so that's what I'm going to do first.

Okay so we have the typical bullying 'friend'. First step, you should already know that she's not your friend anymore. If he's doing that, and he's hurting you for fun, then he's not your friend.
As it's not what it's supposed to be good, I'm not going to give you advice on punching/kickin him b'cause the aggressivity is not good (or so we're told). But from my own experience (I was bullied all the years I passed on a class, until I left the uni) I know that, even if you don't use physical aggressivity... you can use mental aggressivity. That's is, mental manipulation. You can take your 'friend' apart and talk with him. I'm not to tell you to talk him in a "oh pleaaaase stop this I'm upset I would do what you want" because it's clear that he is doing that to hurt you. If he's a jerk he's not going to stop even if you beg. So you may want to try other methods.
I know it's a matter of the personality of each one, but even if you're not at talking, you can take him to a dark alley, gather all the rage and anger on your eyes and face, and tell him "stop now telling ->-bleeped-<-ty things to people about me, or you'll regret" , he may be the kind of "ahhahahah what're ya gonna do to me?" You can just grin and tell him you have your resources. Like telling him you have some big dude friends who are looking for a nice guy to try f*** and you can tell they can make her shout up. You could actually borrow some online friends for a fake telephone call. Or sending her mom a letter of a schoolgirl complaining about her son abusing sexually, or leaving him in the most pity situation you can think of. That's it, here're some people who just WON'T stop by the good hands, you may have to use the bad hands.
He should freak out and leave you alone, but if he's a total jerk you may want to go a little bit further. (bad hands..)
If he keeps on it, you can start to give him some cake (a reaaaally bad cake:) )
if you're more the kind of physical, you can learn some defensive holds (you can go to a Judo gym and ask a sensei (teacher) to teach you a few defensive holds for the boy who's bullying you in the school, for example...this is not lying after all. Besides I would recommend anyone who have ever suffer from bullying to learn something as Judo or Personal Defense...you won't regret that, the most useful 'sport' you can learn) The good thing about defensive holds are that 1-they do not cause anything like bleeding, bruising, etc, not real damage, just pain. 2-You can have specific control so you can't actually be blamed.  I've found luxation holds are the best for this. Like the ones the policemen use to carry the badboys to the car. They're painful enough, but they don't cause any damage if doing correctly. Take him apart, do a hold on him and talk serious to his ear "I already said it. Stop. Or the next time you're gonna be screwed up. This is my last advice"

Btw I kwnow that the best thing is actually try to ignore him, change friends, etc etc. But from my own experience is that it's first him, then others will apply for the "let's hurt Devyn' game. You can talk first privately with your real friends, telling them you're going serious and asking them advice, since they know you and your enviroment better. But if all the patience, ignoring, and good manners fail, then you should try to eat before he eats you completely.
You can go first polite, then serious, then serious seriously, then threatening, then aggresively, then acting.

After all, he deserves the same respect he shows to you...  good luck dude.

Oh and sorry if I sounded too harsh. And for the typos...english is not my mother language :/
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Devyn

Quote from: Mr.Hyde on January 05, 2011, 05:01:36 PM
Hi there. I know I'm new and I should do a welcoming thread and such but... oh well I registered just to reply to you so that's what I'm going to do first.

Okay so we have the typical bullying 'friend'. First step, you should already know that she's not your friend anymore. If he's doing that, and he's hurting you for fun, then he's not your friend.
As it's not what it's supposed to be good, I'm not going to give you advice on punching/kickin him b'cause the aggressivity is not good (or so we're told). But from my own experience (I was bullied all the years I passed on a class, until I left the uni) I know that, even if you don't use physical aggressivity... you can use mental aggressivity. That's is, mental manipulation. You can take your 'friend' apart and talk with him. I'm not to tell you to talk him in a "oh pleaaaase stop this I'm upset I would do what you want" because it's clear that he is doing that to hurt you. If he's a jerk he's not going to stop even if you beg. So you may want to try other methods.
I know it's a matter of the personality of each one, but even if you're not at talking, you can take him to a dark alley, gather all the rage and anger on your eyes and face, and tell him "stop now telling ->-bleeped-<-ty things to people about me, or you'll regret" , he may be the kind of "ahhahahah what're ya gonna do to me?" You can just grin and tell him you have your resources. Like telling him you have some big dude friends who are looking for a nice guy to try f*** and you can tell they can make her shout up. You could actually borrow some online friends for a fake telephone call. Or sending her mom a letter of a schoolgirl complaining about her son abusing sexually, or leaving him in the most pity situation you can think of. That's it, here're some people who just WON'T stop by the good hands, you may have to use the bad hands.
He should freak out and leave you alone, but if he's a total jerk you may want to go a little bit further. (bad hands..)
If he keeps on it, you can start to give him some cake (a reaaaally bad cake:) )
if you're more the kind of physical, you can learn some defensive holds (you can go to a Judo gym and ask a sensei (teacher) to teach you a few defensive holds for the boy who's bullying you in the school, for example...this is not lying after all. Besides I would recommend anyone who have ever suffer from bullying to learn something as Judo or Personal Defense...you won't regret that, the most useful 'sport' you can learn) The good thing about defensive holds are that 1-they do not cause anything like bleeding, bruising, etc, not real damage, just pain. 2-You can have specific control so you can't actually be blamed.  I've found luxation holds are the best for this. Like the ones the policemen use to carry the badboys to the car. They're painful enough, but they don't cause any damage if doing correctly. Take him apart, do a hold on him and talk serious to his ear "I already said it. Stop. Or the next time you're gonna be screwed up. This is my last advice"

Btw I kwnow that the best thing is actually try to ignore him, change friends, etc etc. But from my own experience is that it's first him, then others will apply for the "let's hurt Devyn' game. You can talk first privately with your real friends, telling them you're going serious and asking them advice, since they know you and your enviroment better. But if all the patience, ignoring, and good manners fail, then you should try to eat before he eats you completely.
You can go first polite, then serious, then serious seriously, then threatening, then aggresively, then acting.

After all, he deserves the same respect he shows to you...  good luck dude.

Oh and sorry if I sounded too harsh. And for the typos...english is not my mother language :/

Welcome to Susan's. (:

Anyway, wow. That was some intense advice. Lol.

Thanks, by the way.
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N.Chaos

That's...really screwed up.
Honestly, if your friends aren't supporting you at all, or seem to refuse to even TRY to accept or even deal with it, they're probably not REAL friends.
I knew a guy for a while that refused to accept me, kept saying I was "too pretty to be a boy", and I just stopped talking to him. End of story. It sucks, but it's what happens to everyone, not just transpeople.

And seriously, threatening people? Can be incredibly advantageous. As long as you look/act like you can or would do it, you'll probably never have to.
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