My Primary Care Doctor Is A Queen
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By KymmieL · Posted
I have the problem, that I see myself at 3 maybe 4 on the list. I don't have the self love that I should have. What does it mean to you? Kymmie -
By Birdie · Posted
Seems the stuffy day-centre has swapped out Psychiatric Services and therapy to the local BSA hospital. BSA works closely with the local university and is much more gender accepting than the day-centre. The day-centre's psychiatrist wanted to treat me for gender dysphoria by correcting it. 🙄 I logged into MyChart app at the hospital and updated my preferred name (Birdie) and preferred gender marker for them to use. I'll try and get a referral for gender therapy at the hospital as well. Nevada is my place of birth and I found out changing the gender marker on my birth certificate there only requires a letter from a licensed therapist, but a name change still requires a court order. Changing the gender marker to female would at least be one step in the right direction, then I could renew my ID to state female instead. -
By Charlize · Posted
But as the beach boys sang : "I wish they all were California girls". Hugs, Charlize -
By Charlize · Posted
Of course the is a normal. It is a setting on my washing machine. Hugs, Charlize -
By Ashley0616 · Posted
Well today by attention wise was downright horrible. My legs can't stay still, can't focus on a project, my mind wanders around a lot, constantly fidgeting, easily distracted, couldn't even tell you what the sermon was about but there was vine on the altar and attention to detail sucks. I have read that it is possible to have BPD and ADHD. My mind even wanders during prayer. If I have both I won't be able to take Adderall because it makes my BPD symptoms worse. I keep having side effects that come up from my 3 traumatic brain injuries. -
By KathyLauren · Posted
If it wasn't so *EVIL*, I would have to laugh. Everyone knows that trans women in particular have such an overwhelming superiority in poetry that the competition would be unfair if they were allowed to enter. You can't make this stuff up! Seriously, sorry for making light of it. But it is only by highlighting the utter absurdity of this kind of crap, whether it occurs in Russia or Florida, that I am able to hang on to any shred of sanity. -
By Pip · Posted
"I'm Normal, it's everyone ELSE that's strange!!" -
By atlantis63 · Posted
I used to fully agree with this statement, that is, until the first lockdown Everyone I knew around me was affected by the pandemic. they couldn't work. they couldn't see their friends. they felt bored/ frustrated they couldn't get out of the house and then there was me who welcomed it, because for once in my life, I didn't feel like a loser- and after lockdown, when everyone looked forward to going back to work or going out, well.. I had nothing- and I felt that no, I wasn't normal because I didn't have a life to get back to -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
I think by definitiopn no one fits all the society norms. -
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