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Teasel
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Got the tv on in the background, and just heard a male to female trans woman saying, at the beginning of her transition, late in life, that she will be losing or risking losing everything she's worked for so far in life. But that not living authentically as who she is would be much worse.
I relate to some little bit of that. A lifetime of attempting to mask and fit in. Hiding the things people ridicule me for, things which are me actually.
Yeah, I want to learn how to "unmask"
Slowly, and around people it's safe to do so with.
It's even a bit exciting. Finding out who I am if I allow myself to be me
It's already happening I think actually. I have 2 friends who are Audhd.and have filled my Facebook feed with autistic & adhd groups and tried out a few in person meet ups.
I do already feel a lot more accepting and understanding of myself.
Being able to be me when others are are involved is going to be a much bigger task. But that's OK
I relate to some little bit of that. A lifetime of attempting to mask and fit in. Hiding the things people ridicule me for, things which are me actually.
Yeah, I want to learn how to "unmask"
Slowly, and around people it's safe to do so with.
It's even a bit exciting. Finding out who I am if I allow myself to be me

It's already happening I think actually. I have 2 friends who are Audhd.and have filled my Facebook feed with autistic & adhd groups and tried out a few in person meet ups.
I do already feel a lot more accepting and understanding of myself.
Being able to be me when others are are involved is going to be a much bigger task. But that's OK
