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  • AnxiousMiisha@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOPto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneMood rule
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    15 hours ago

    I can’t speak for other trans people, but I can tell you what NOT to do, from my personal experience with my bf (cis man).

    “You’re lucky, you have everything you need including all the medical care and it doesn’t break the bank. Just two hours from here, there are people, children, actively being bombed while they do their best to stay alive. Think about how they must feel…”

    When I’m having a dysphoric episode and I decide to tell you, it means I trust you enough to tell you. When you start comparing my own difficulties to other people, saying they have it worse, not only does that hurt a great deal, it also makes me trust you less and makes me rethink opening up to you in the future.

    I know you probably have enough common sense and most importantly, empathy, to not do this…my bf didn’t. And now we just don’t talk when I’m really dysphoric.

    Sorry for the wall of text, but I felt like this needed to be said.


  • I know he’s acting like a caretaker for me. I know I’m just being a burden to him. I’m just pulling him down with me…
    Don’t worry. I’m aware how pathetic I am. I really am…but I don’t think I’ll get much better. It’s my fault that I started this relationship, I’m only hurting him and making more work for him in the end 🥲