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A Great Start :--)


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I'll begin at the beginning

I had a newyears party with some friends of the playground where i'm an animator (a real playground, not a virtual like this one ^_^'). After midnight we got to play a game invented by a friend, called ******** (don't ask, it's a strange bunch of people) but it's most of the time just funny games and drinking when you make a mistake (non alcoholic, if you don't like alcohol). But then there's also some spots on the gameboard called Dr. phill and then everyone should bring up something emotional that you've experienced (so a serious topic then, this was around 5 am). and after 2 turns, it was finally mine, and with a lot of difficulties (and eventually even tears...) I managed to tell them I'm transgendered, explain to them what it means, and that i'm still trying to figure things out. and wonder above wonder, they were all impressed that i got the nerve to tell something like that, and those people (7 total, one of them a cousin) said, they don't care about what i am, i'm still the same person to them. They were all very supportive, and the best thing is that a dr.phill moment is forbidden to be talked about with other persons, who weren't there. anyways, I feel so relieved that not one of them was making fun of it or something.

so now my parents, my siblings, my aunt, and 13 friends know about me, and are all accepting of it.

i must be the most lucky person on earth ^_^

great start for a new year, huh?

grtz and hugs,

Sarah

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Guest o0tg0o

********...great name. Then again, I know a group fo guys who plays a game of "****" and whenever people ask them what they're doing, they just simply reply "well, we're *******"

"...what?"

"We're *******!!!"

"o.o"

hehehe. Anyways, good job :) That really is a great start :D

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