Anonymous
9/3/2025, 3:04:42 AM
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How the fuck do I respond to this?
>Hey, I have been talking to one of my friends who is trans and told them about a few things I’m worried about - one of those being finding out you had been taking black market transition drugs, don’t have a group or community of people to talk to, live in a close minded city with little to no queer culture etc - they do call center with folks through planned parenthood and said to check out this link. It has a load of great Information and is put together by people who care about the queer and trans communities (not weird internet trolls who mentally isolate people and create chaos hidden in “concern”) and I really think you should read through this. There’s allot of great information available -
>My concerns are that since you have lived your entire life in a culturally dead community pretty much your entire life and the only experience with conversations you’ve had have been with strangers online - is that maybe you are deceiving yourself into believing the most extreme reaction to how you may be feeling is not truly what is in your best interest or in your heart - rather getting to experience some life and making friends in person with other queer identity folks, dating, keeping a journal, self reflecting, and mentally taking a break from constant online pressure would allow you to find your self and become [Deadname] in whatever form that is!
>I love you so much. Truly. And I’m here for you - but want you to protect your head and heart from outside influence and truly get to know yourself so you can be the best you possible.
>My concerns are that since you have lived your entire life in a culturally dead community pretty much your entire life and the only experience with conversations you’ve had have been with strangers online - is that maybe you are deceiving yourself into believing the most extreme reaction to how you may be feeling is not truly what is in your best interest or in your heart - rather getting to experience some life and making friends in person with other queer identity folks, dating, keeping a journal, self reflecting, and mentally taking a break from constant online pressure would allow you to find your self and become [Deadname] in whatever form that is!
>I love you so much. Truly. And I’m here for you - but want you to protect your head and heart from outside influence and truly get to know yourself so you can be the best you possible.