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Hey, my names Athbhreith (pronounced Ath-bray), or it is for the moment anyway, my current name is unimportant but thats besides the point
To cut a long story short every since i was little i low key wanted to be a girl, i peed sitting down since the age of 5 (when possible to feel more femanine), i enjoyed getting my nails painted (thou only had it done once or twice and never admitted as such), and ive always been embarressed about these things and many others
Recently ive began to question myself, and dont think i want to be male anymore, i never exactly choose to be male, but for the longest time i put it of as just being a weird kink, or just the idea that its a case of ‘the grass is always greener on the other side’ as i suffer from depression
But opening up a bit to a friend, she suggested trying some new things, female pronouns, mabey a new name, so here I am. I’ve no idea who I am, what my gender identity is, or how i should go about it
Convosation would be appreciated, and if you can help me work out who i am, or i can help you, its been more than worth while
As a foot note, id like to appologise to any and all in the community if i offend anyone, this the first time im trying to open up and talk about things like this, and the last thing i wanna do is upset or invalidate anyones struggles
Many thanks to all who read
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Athbhreith:
Gender is often a difficult issue to work through on many levels. It can also be very confusing as it challenges the way we have lived up to that point and it is also contradicts external expectations for us. The mind often seeks to make things easy on us as it wants to keep things simple and uncomplicated (in other words, maintain the status quo). Think about the games we play with ourselves when we have something difficult to do or a difficult decision to make. Our minds will think of all sorts of things to avoid doing what we need to do. Because of this, seeing a therapist experienced in gender issues can be very helpful.
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