People, self-image, etc.
Posted by BloodRedShadow
on January 21st, 2013 at 9:21 PM
I've always identified as female. Always. I wouldn't play with the boys when I was a kid, no, I was always with the others girls. People thought I was a little odd, but that's them. I am who I am.
But there is this constant fear of people knowing and of secrets being told, especially when you pile secret upon secret. The only I fear though, is my secret. I'm trans. Mtf. My secret is the pain it causes me, the hell I've endured, and the people I've known who accept this part of me. One of them actually told me once, she could never see me as a guy, only a woman. This touched me to the core of my being.
Another one I'm absolutely flattered by is here on EP. We've been pals, yeah, good pals. We've laughed together, cried together, given each other advice, and have been tough through it all. Even when I went through a (rather pathetic) phase of trying to actually be a man, she would not call me by my name...granted she had other reasons, but it's still touching to me. And how we've never really gotten in to too much of an argument surprises me, pleasantly. Conflicting personalities and all. But she's a sweetie! ^-^
My mum knows, and she is greatly accepting. House rules include using feminine pronouns for me. Just for Maia and Emolia, no one else really lives here, lol.
Most of my friends don't know, and it's perfectly fine. We'll grow apart anyway. I'll have new friends come and go. That's life. For now, I do what I gotta do. ^-^
Thanks for reading my rant, cya! ^-^
-Amber D.
But there is this constant fear of people knowing and of secrets being told, especially when you pile secret upon secret. The only I fear though, is my secret. I'm trans. Mtf. My secret is the pain it causes me, the hell I've endured, and the people I've known who accept this part of me. One of them actually told me once, she could never see me as a guy, only a woman. This touched me to the core of my being.
Another one I'm absolutely flattered by is here on EP. We've been pals, yeah, good pals. We've laughed together, cried together, given each other advice, and have been tough through it all. Even when I went through a (rather pathetic) phase of trying to actually be a man, she would not call me by my name...granted she had other reasons, but it's still touching to me. And how we've never really gotten in to too much of an argument surprises me, pleasantly. Conflicting personalities and all. But she's a sweetie! ^-^
My mum knows, and she is greatly accepting. House rules include using feminine pronouns for me. Just for Maia and Emolia, no one else really lives here, lol.
Most of my friends don't know, and it's perfectly fine. We'll grow apart anyway. I'll have new friends come and go. That's life. For now, I do what I gotta do. ^-^
Thanks for reading my rant, cya! ^-^
-Amber D.
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Dear Amber,
You are a wonderful person no matter what gender you indentify with. Live the life you dream about, and enjoy being the beautiful person you are. Gender identity has nothing to do with the genitals ... it has to do with your mind and your feelings.
I consider myself very lucky to have known transgender people, as well as people who are male, female, intersexed, gay, bi, straight, black, brown, white, Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, rich, middle class, poor, etc.
Wishing you the best of luck!!! -
yer always gonna be amber :D i dont know you as a guy, only amber :)
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ye know am always gonna be here for you :) i owe you so much
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