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Old Jun 19, 2014, 03:14 PM
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I have felt like this before. I have entire conversations with my friends and acquaintances in my head but when it comes to the real thing I struggle. I've improved with practice and more self confidence. Before, I even felt like I couldn't contribute to conversations because I either didn't know what my opinions were, or I felt like I had no opinion.

The thing that changed for me was coming out as transgender. Suddenly I was living as the real genuine me and I found I could relate to people better. I also switched my major in university to theatre and met all kinds of people both louder and weirder than me. I really feel at home with these people and find that I DO have opinions, I just needed to become more comfortable with myself to be able to give myself permission to have an opinion.
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Bipolar I with psychotic features/GAD/Transgender (male pronouns please)

Seroquel/Abilify/Risperidone/Testosterone


My Bipolar Poetry Anthology

Underneath this skin there's a human
Buried deep within there's a human
And despite everything I'm still human
I think that I'm still human
Thanks for this!
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