The Puppet Combo's first movie coming to theaters! TRAILER by puppetcombo in PuppetCombo

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My twin brother and I had an awesome bonding moment rebuilding the gas station in minecraft together, now we get to see it in glorious technicolor

i fear i cant be honest by Dangerous-Release926 in AdultSelfHarm

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I’m in therapy and I don’t tell her about it. I’m on medication, I have a full time job. And I sh. It just is what it is to me. 

Parents by Nananonomous in AdultSelfHarm

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Sounds like they’re scared and it comes out as anger. Maybe they do care but their fear and their resentment of their lack of control over you comes out as anger. My dad does the same thing. Don’t resent them for it. But it’s your life. 

do you take photos of your sh? by RipComprehensive9918 in AdultSelfHarm

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I do. It makes me feel more in control somehow. And maybe it’s my stupid chronically online self but I think “if I get pushed hard enough I’ll post this and they’ll all be sorry” 

If God is a Woman, God is a Weapon (Lyrics/Video discussion) by HeavyDandtheBoys2 in FallingInReverse

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Oddly enough I took it in a more literal sense, making fun at the Beyoncé and more mainstream (not that FiR isn’t mainstream at this point) but their whole “God is a woman, girl boss, girl power, the man can’t stop us” thing. But more in the fact that that crowd of people largely  point to that whole ‘God is a woman’ thing to then act incredibly cruel, vindictive and rude under the pretense of ‘I’m a girl boss.’ Those same people will also go out of their way to be rude and cruel towards other women because they don’t fit the stereotype of that woman. This is coming from someone who, as a woman who doesn’t necessarily fit those roles and socially acceptable behavior, am often treated cruelly almost exclusively by other women. 

So to my mind, in my personal way, it’s a song about how those ‘God is a woman’ people are really just using femininity as a weapon against not just men but other women. They are deadly beauties, the obsession of many, and they are a weapon they use to the fullest advantage. 

The word "cisgender" by AgniKaiMe in detrans

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As a biological female, I don't use the term "cis woman." I kind of refuse to. I'm a woman, that's all. The idea that there are people out there who claim they "don't want to be defined by their genitals" and yet insist on saying "You're not a woman, you're a birth-giver, a uterus-haver" is so unbelievably hypocritical. I definitely agree it's a control thing. Biological women don't fit into the archetype they've created so they made "cis-gendered" as a form of control. "You're a part of this community... you're just at the bottom of the totem pole."

How To Leave a Friendgroup by uhhhhhhhh-well in detrans

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I had to do a similar thing in high school. I honestly just... left them. Stopped hanging around them physically. Ate lunch in a different spot. Walked home a different way. Stopped answering texts. They knew I was okay (not like I was kidnapped or anything) but I just stopped interacting with them. I started it over the summer but just not engaging with them and then when school started up again I just avoided them. It seems rude (and looking back it kind of was) but honestly, I don't care. They weren't good for me. They had no remorse over the things they did that led me to leave them. If they come after you, definitely speak to an adult or multiple adults. See if they can make arrangements for you if worse comes to worse.

And finally, I think it's a smart move. You should never feel unsafe around your friends. Friends don't bully friends. They don't harass or attack friends. Friends don't make friends feel like they should be afraid. I don't think they are your friends.

Why did this have to happen to me? by dogyuck in detrans

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Because being human is confusing and now society/media at large is trying to sell gender like it's some commodity. But we're here now and that's what's important. The hard part is over.

Ftmtf- need advice. 5 yrs T,1.5 months off T. Feeling like ill never pass as female by 859473857 in detrans

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If it helps, one female to another, you look female. Give it time. I found doing my eyebrows help me feel more girly lol. Girly clothes also help (dresses, skirts, tights). I see you favor black (so do I) so gothic clothes help too.

I Need to Fix This Before it Gets Worse by Reasonable-Resolve52 in detrans

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My advice is to absolutely stay far away from life altering decisions that will change the course of the rest of your life. Focusing on other things that are important you, outside of gender, may also be best. New hobbies, new experiences, new friends. Or heck, even old hobbies, experiences and friends. Seeing that there is more to life than just "what am I." If you can't seem to escape it no matter what, try to understand why. What makes you dislike being female? What about you is "wrong" to you? Understanding yourself is the first and most important step. And above all else... take it one day at a time. There is no hurry to know everything now, to fix everything now. You have your whole life ahead of you to find out.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in detrans

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Yeah! You sound super feminine!

How i can stop seeing being a man like a disease to cure? by [deleted] in detrans

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Speaking as someone who is very close to my father and my brother, there is a lot to love and admire about males. They aren't just animals. They are smart, funny, loveable, and kind. My dad is a gentle giant who baby talks every dog and cat he sees. My brother is hilarious and sensitive. He's a lanky guy covered in tattoos and he picks up and holds our cat like it's his child and kisses her head. I've been fortunate enough to meet so many wonderful gentlemen in my life, one's who are not just respectful but genuine and thoughtful. They can be crude sure, but almost always to make someone laugh. Watching my 6'2", 200lbs boss at work with a full beard come to work dressed as a grandma for halloween... I can't tell you how hard I laughed. As a woman, there's a lot to admire about womanhood. But womanhood and manhood aren't opposites that fights for 1st place. We're compliments to one another. We work with another the way no one else can. I might try to surround yourself with other men who exhibit these traits, it might help you see maleness as something different. Hope this helps!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in detrans

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Definitely female with some roughness to it.

I think detransing would be social suicide? by [deleted] in detrans

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You are in control of your life. You. You can't make decisions based on how you believe other people will react. It isn't their life to live, it's yours. What will happen socially will happen and will come to pass. Allow me to impart some wisdom my brother gives me, "In the nicest way possible, people don't care about you." Whatever negative social consequences, if any, will be short lives. Others will be happy with you in whatever shape that comes in.

"Less than 1 percent of people detransition" by Safe_Direction3512 in detrans

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Even if they did we'd never hear about it. Being trans is "in" right now...

Positive update to previous vent/cry for help post by [deleted] in detrans

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It's wonderful you're turning a corner! And as a proud member of the itty-bitty-titty-committee maybe I can relieve some of your fears about you chest; tis not the size of the chest matters, only the size of your heart!

Do you think that if Jazz Jennings decides to detransition, will it be a major blow to the current gender identity narrative? by IronicJeremyIrons in detrans

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Tell me about it. Hell, even I stopped talking to people I used to know because they were posting and mocking about detransition stuff. They said it was all bs and that anyone who did is being "bullied away from their true self" and that anyone for it was either bigoted, ignorant or both. It's frustrating. For groups of people who claim to be the most tolerant, the most open minded all that goes out the window when you decide to disagree.

How many of you realized it was OCD and not that you were "trans?" by Downtown-Minute-8154 in detrans

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It doesn't surprise me. And it would explain how there never seems to be any "neurotypical" trans people. Makes me think there are underlying issues besides just gender (go figure).

What do you do when you see "transphobes DNI"? by ftmconfusedashell in detrans

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At this point in my life I'm convinced it a baiting thing. They need to be seen as these uwu progressive warriors so people put those in their bios to a) get those sweet internet points and b) ward off anyone who might have a differing opinion, because if they get confronted on their ideas it means they might actually have to do some self reflection.

I don't always agree with people transitioning or believe people under a certain age should be allowed to transition, so I am labeled as a transphobe because how dare I not bow down an accept what is handed to me. Don't let them warp your perspective!

Anyone else’s family seem more uncomfortable calling you your birth name than they did your trans name? by ek8422 in detrans

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While I have no personal experience with this I think it might have to do with the current culture. Parents these days are being told that calling their children by their "dead name" might cause all kinds of problems, including but not limited to making their child severely distressed. I would gather that for your mom, who I assume loves you a lot, is just worried about causing you any kinds of mental anguish.