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I don't call it depression anymore, I call it emotional upset, have a look at this link http://www.emotionalhealthclinic.co.uk I have found this approach works better to put things back into perspective.
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Whatever you call it, I've suffered silently for the past 15 years. I can talk to a point on here, no-one knows who I am.
I'll say a have it and have cut recently which I hate doing, but I won't tell people why.
Whatever you call it, I've suffered silently for the past 15 years. I can talk to a point on here, no-one knows who I am.
I'll say a have it and have cut recently which I hate doing, but I won't tell people why.
Only a handful of people know that I identify myself as genderfluid; that I have both gendered clothing in my drawers and feel good in both at different times. My family would be extremely ashamed if they ever knew, so I try to keep it down around them. Other than that, I'll express myself to my friends and they accept me for it. There are only three or four that know in the real world, though. Most everyone that knows is online and finds it super cool. 
I don't have it as bad as a lot of people, so there's nothing to really complain about. I just can't wait until I move out and can express myself in my own household.
I don't have it as bad as a lot of people, so there's nothing to really complain about. I just can't wait until I move out and can express myself in my own household.
If this is who you are and makes you happy, then I think it's super cool too!Only a handful of people know that I identify myself as genderfluid; that I have both gendered clothing in my drawers and feel good in both at different times. My family would be extremely ashamed if they ever knew, so I try to keep it down around them. Other than that, I'll express myself to my friends and they accept me for it. There are only three or four that know in the real world, though. Most everyone that knows is online and finds it super cool.
I don't have it as bad as a lot of people, so there's nothing to really complain about. I just can't wait until I move out and can express myself in my own household.
I was the same way until they got to the point I had to voluntarily commit myself 'cause I was wanting to kill myself....
Now I talk about them whenever people ask.... *hugs*
I've felt the same way multiple times, but I open up to family, close friends, and doctors only about it generally.
