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Started by AdamT, November 09, 2009, 12:33:04 PM

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AdamT

Hello, my name is Adam,  i go to college and curently live with my mum and future step dad.

I came to find this site when i was in need of some help.

Since a young age ive felt, "different", not as i should be but the way my parents bought me up was a way that made me embarased about telling them anything.
So i continued to live live but still did not feel happy with myself, still i could not tell my parents because i was way to embarased and scared of what they would say.

As i moved on in life, still young i realized that i was more femanine in how i acted, i always tried to hide it though. At this stage i was in about year 9 in school when i first got the idea that i wanted to do something about the way i feel and look. For someone so young i was quite mature in my own way.

Nearing the end of year 11, that idea that i wanted to change myself and my looks to fit the way i act became something of a personal goal, i had to do it but i had no one i could talk to about it as i didnt trust anyone enough. I could not tell my parents or any family because i was scared of what i might cause.

Now, im up this point in my life where i dont know how to acheive that goal, its not so much a goal now its more like something i have to do to become myself, as of lately ive been getting depressed because i cant do what ive wanted to do. Throughout my life ive wanted to do things such as makeup and go out with guys but where i am a guy, i cant do these things, the feeling that i dont know where to go to sort my problem out is horrible, all i want to do is be myself and i cant.

I joined in hopes of being able to tell other people who have gone through this experiance, i really just need a place where i can talk.

Thanks for reading *tearful smile*
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Janet_Girl

Hi Adam, :icon_wave:

Welcome to our little family. Over 3600 strong. That would be one heck of a family reunion.

Feel free to post your successes/failures, Hopes/dreams.  Ask questions and seek answers. Give and receive advice.

But remember we are family here, your family now. And it is always nice to have another member. :icon_hug:

And be sure to check out

Blessed Be.
Janet
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AdamT

Thank you for the friendly welcoming  :)
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myles

Welcome to Susans!
Cheers,
Myles
"A life lived in fear is a life half lived"
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AdamT

Hello, im a little shy so i may not talk much at first
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michael 19 jones

Hi AdamT,

I'm Amrisa, pretty much in the same boat you are except I'm a little bit farther along. As of 4 months ago I'm back living with my parents to whom don't want to see me as "Amrisa" >:( but just want me to be michael :'(. I'm not one hormones just yet but really close. I don't know if this will help but do you live close to a big city? If so, would be willing to talk to a therapist first. That is what I did before coming out to anyone. Talking to a therapist first can be VERY helpful.
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jesse

welcome to susans hun you have friends here
jessica
like a knife that cuts you the wound heals but them scars those scars remain
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AdamT

Thanks for replies, i could ask my doctor at the hospital for help with a therapist because i live in a small country town, Il see how it goes from there, also i have the issue of living with my mum but should i cross that bridge when time comes?
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Kimberley

Welcome, you are now with friends who will offer help and support. Your friends are all of different ages and backgrounds but we all share common and same/similar experiences. Open yourself up here amongst your friends and let yourself be free.
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gennee

Hi Adam and welcome to Susan's.

Gennee


:)
Be who you are.
Make a difference by being a difference.   :)

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AdamT

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christene

Hi Adam,

This is a great site and I hope you find the help and resources your looking for. For me, and I'm sure many others, "starting was the toughest part..."

xo
Christine
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