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Guest kris P

Hey,

I'm glad I found this site. I'm 25, and I guess for lack of a better term I'm genderqueer. I've been trying to outrun this for years, I'm not even fully out about my orientation. Even when I'm around people who could offer support, I shut down. At this point, I can't even have any sort of sexual relationship without having a panic attack.

I don't really present myself in a way that reflects who I am...and I'm not sure how much longer I can keep this up. . All this has led to depression, self injury and severe social anxiety to the point where I can't really function. I want to wake up one day and just be okay in my own skin, and I'm not brave enough to actually make the changes that I need to.

Sorry this is a strange first post

Kris

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Guest ~Brenda~

Wel Hello there Kris!!

Welcome! Welcome to Laura's Playground! Please, I want you to feel welcomed and comfortable. I have got cookies, cake, pizza, anything you like!!

Now sweetie, we are all here for you, and don't think that your post was anything unusual. Almost everyone (including myself) are confused and at their wits end when they first join. As you participate here, your confusion will fade and your sense of self will arise more strongly than you ever thought possible. You are home Kris. Come in and be safe here. You are now going to be OK.

Love you

HUGS

Brenda

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  • Admin

Hey, Kris, Welcome to Laura's. Nice to have another member from the (somewhat tarnished) Golden State.

This is a tremendous resource, but as much information as it might contain, the truly

remarkable thing about it is the members. You'll find them to be supportive, non-judgemental,

warm, creative and funny. Take full advantage of their knowledge and experience. Somewhere

around in here there are folks who will understand you and can offer their assistance.

Please post whenever you are comfortable, check out the forums, and make yourself at home,

because you are.

Carolyn Marie

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Wow, Kris!

Brenda brought the whole kitchen out here for you.

What a welcome I think I might just have a slice of pizza if you don't mind.

We are like a very large family here and there is no pressure to figure out exactly where you fit in on the gender spectrum.

Take your time, look around ask questions have another slice of pizza.

Welcome to the family.

Love ya,

Sally

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Guest Jean Davis

Hi Kris,

So nice to meet you. I think you'll like it here the people are friendly and polite.

I look forward to reading all of your "strange" new posts and topics. :lol:

Jean Davis

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Guest kris P

It was quite the welcome. it's not been the best week, so this helped. I think I'm ready to actually confront all this nuts, well desperate enough. A lot of you are much braver than I am, or at least you make it look easy, which I know it's not. I don't have much to say other than that, well..I do..but it won't make much sense.

Thanks for being here

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Guest Donna Jean

Hi, Kris...

I see that all of my sisters got here before me...

(and I'll have a slice of pizza, too)

Welcome to the Playground, Hon...It's so very nice to meet you...

I'm glad that you're feeling better already...being around sweet, loving people can have that effect!

There's lots to see and do here...lots of wonderful people to meet.....

So, make yourself all comfy and just relax.....OK?

Good!

Love...

Donna Jean

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