Quote from: Apple Sprout on October 12, 2013, 04:34:13 PMyeah, but I fon't know what to do. All of my friends are living their own lives in stable couples, so I've been left behing, alone and friendless. I don't know what to do to find new friends. That's why I started going to the LGBT support group, although I did not find what I was looking for exactly. I want to ask if I can go to the girls group, but I'm afraid of being seen as an enemy with my voice and what I have between my legs).
Maybe try announcing at first that you are trans, and that, if you start to not feel safe, for any reason, you have the right to leave.
And also, is there a dedicated trans group with it? My university has several LGBT groups and one trans group, but so far I prefer the latter, even if everyone in there already does a pretty good job presenting themselves as their desired gender, and it's just me who is out of place. But I know I'm safe there, and no one would want to hurt me.
Maybe that's more of the kind of thing you should seek.
And I know we're the internet, but you always have a friend in us, no matter how unreal we seem to you in a moment