Thread: "The Fly"
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Old Apr 19, 2013, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by H3rmit View Post
My mind only tells me to say things that, later, are obviously inappropriate. :/

Gender identity - I don't really have one. I don't feel a need for it. However, that makes it a strange puzzle in the world, as I've often been mistaken for the opposite sex. Luckily my husband is the same way, so we laugh about it sometimes. How is it for you?

I think I've seen The Fly, but it wasn't memorable for me.
Hello H3rmit: Thanks for your post! This is the crux of allot of my difficulties. I think I look pretty much like just another older guy... not especially masculine, but not really feminine either. (My previous therapist once observed that I don't have the most masculine walk... this had never occurred to me before & no one else has ever said anything about it.)

But, as far as I know most people just take me for a more-or-less normal older man. I haven't been employed for about a dozen or so years & I've now aged into retirement. But I am, at present, the president of out townhome association. This position doesn't require allot of expertise since we have a property management company. But still, I do need to maintain a certain appearance of competence. So I do. But, inside, as I've written previously, I feel like I'm just this roiling mass of psychosis. I spend almost every day wondering if this is going to be the day when I just finally lose it completely. Sometimes I wish I would just so I don't have to keep up the pretense anymore. I often think that if people knew what was going on inside my head, they would realize how truly warped I really am. I have recently begun to disclose just a bit of it. But it's really just the tip of the iceberg. There's allot more that I haven't disclosed & never will. It would just be too embarrassing. I'd be mortified!

Yes, the movie "The Fly" is a film I wish I could forget! But it is burned into my consciousness (LOL!) The only good thing to come out of it for me was that one scene I described which is useful for describing some of what I experience.