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my mom told me i should have been born a boy!!!!!

Started by jaded, June 04, 2006, 04:09:18 AM

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jaded

i agree why should we get to pick our own name i still dont think i would take the name joel i like jaded my friends call me that and the name i was given at birth is the most fem name  i know really its the worst .your foster mom sounds really cool
take care
             jaded
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taylor

Hey Jaded,

I had a birth name that was not so bad, rather unisex, but then I had to go and get adopted and they gave me a name from hell! LOL   I don't really mind taylor...I can sure think of worse...been there and had that lol...

Peace,
Taylor

PS my foster mom is in deed a riot at times!
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Luc

I wish my mom would give me at least something small like that... saying I should've been born a boy. Contrarily, she says she always knew I would be a girl, and called me by my birth name from early in her pregnancy. By the time I was four, though, I was already refusing to wear the clothes she gave me to wear--- lots of pinks and purples--- and wanting to play more with toy cars than dolls. Regardless of the fact this persisted into my teens, when I began buying men's clothes and cutting my hair short, my mother still holds to the dream that I will be her beautiful daughter. But by this age (I will be 24 in 10 days), I think it's about time she realized that just isn't true. While I haven't outright told my mom I feel male, or am attracted to women, I don't hide it--- she knows I wear only men's clothes, and has finally reconciled herself to it, after years of refusing to shop with me if I was buying men's clothing. However, I'm just trying to keep that out of my mind--- I love my mom, but now live 1000 miles away from her, and I know I just need to do anything I can so I can feel okay, regardless of what other people think.

Oh, and about the name thing, I picked mine because it was the closest I could find to my birth name, and I liked the meaning (Rafe being short for Rafael, which means "healed").
"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!"

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jaded

hi rafe how are you & welcome to Susan's

i thought it meant god heals el at the end =god  was your name legally changed yet?
anyway that doesn't matter i understand where you are coming from im 20 and even though my mom has an idea i cant come out to her.
i to hated the girlly clothing played with trucks and football.
and its good your being completely honest to yourself. denial can put you in a deep depression and knowbody deserves that .
anyway you came to the right place its always good to talk to people that can relate to you and people here are very supportive.
Basically a family of wonderful people
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Luc

Nope Jaded, it's just my chosen name for the time being. I think I'm stuck being legally female until I find a way to make my family accept me for who I am (which, granted, could be forever). It's okay, though; since I'm not currently in a relationship, I'm not so worried at present... I'm okay with being Rafe to my friends, and my physical female self to my family. I figure once I have a better social network and more support from those outside my family, it will start getting easier for me to work toward "coming out" to my family members. Thanks for the welcome... I really hope to get to know you guys.

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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sheila18

jaded:
  i can relate, my mother prayed to have a girl, she got one but it looked like a boy!! what went wrong!!!
sheila
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taylor

Hey Rafe,

Just want to welcome you to susans place. 

Peace,

Taylor
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