words like knives and boiling water
For the past couple of days each and every time someone says she, her,or girl I cringe. Forcing my voice to sound normal I answer them but what I really want to do is scream at them that I'm not a she or a her hell I'm not even a girl. I'm a boy just a normal bisexual male. I can't wait for Tuesday so I can get this feeling to stop, but at the same time I'm dreading it the anxiety is eatting away at my soul. I'm still having the dreams and each morning its harder and harder to make myself get out of bed. Today when my hunger finally got the best of me I made myself go upstairs it was after noon. My mom asked me how late I stayed up and I said I have no idea. She says "you were chating with a girl weren't you." I say no but I blush so she thinks I'm lieing. " well next time try to go to bed at a decent hour, i could here you typing away well into the night." I wanted to tell her so bad that what I was really doing was talking to people like me the genderqueers and FTM's or MTF's, but i couldn't get the words past my lips. My feelings are boiling inside me, the boy inside me is fighting to get out and I can't keep the lid closed much longer or the waters gonna boil over.
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Baby steps, Dear. Things like this take time to admit, especially if it's to your parents. Do you know that they would disapprove? If they do, then go about telling them slowly. Hopefully they will accept you for who you are. Everyone deserves to be accepted for who they are, no matter what. So don't ever feel like you're worthless or stupid because you're different. There's nothing wrong with being different sweetie. Be proud of who you are, no matter what anyone else says.
I read your last blog, and I hope all goes well. If you need anything, I'm here.
~Kayla.Posted July 10th 2012 at 12:02 AM by Reign. -
Posted July 10th 2012 at 07:47 AM by _Xander_ -
Posted July 10th 2012 at 05:57 PM by Reign.