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Started by Emmy, March 30, 2011, 11:08:13 PM

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Emmy

edit: wrong section.

thanks for the replies here though.

and for the record Janet, 18 is the adult age in the USA.
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shortnsweet1004

I'm sorry I can't offer much help with advice. I'm still trying to figure out how to tell ANYONE in my family. But from what I've seen, I guess it's best to be completely honest and maybe provide your mother with some links that explain what you're going through.

I definitely wish you the best of luck, and will be thinking about you. You have friends here.
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ally83

I'm still going thru the same thing I reciently came out to my ex wife my gf and basicly every one who is important to me and my real dad no biggie lol she's a post-op mtf but i still need to figure out how to tell my mom and step dad. Best advise is don't panic and be honest. Most of the time ppl just have alot of questions and simply don't understand it. Be your self be honest and relax. I was so scared to tell my ex wife i thought the insults were gonna fly and she was gonna take my kids from me. But she was open and receptive but I have been really lucky. The best of luck to you in your deliema. It was a huge weight off of my sholders and you will find a way  :)
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Janet_Girl

Telling the parental units is the hardest thing to do.  What will they say?  What will they do?  Will I be supported or disowned?  What will I do if they want me to leave?

These things are scary, but we must face them.  If you do not will be 54 years old and just starting your life as a woman.  Trust me on this one, for that is exactly what I did do.  I never told, lived the life of a man and have attempt to end it all three times at least.  The least of your worries is what will they do.  You need to focus on what will I do.

Live their way till one day I put a Glock in my mouth and pull the trigger.  Or tell them that I have to do this.  Would rather me be here as you I am.  Or would you rather have me in a pine box.

And if they would rather you die, then walk out of their miserable little lives and be you anyway.  The best thing you can do it to stand up for yourself and be you.  Don't let them push you around.

Yes it is harder when you have to depend on them for insurance, housing, food.  But in that case get out get some kind of job, if you can, and become emancipated.

There is several examples of how to tell the parents in the Reference Section above.
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