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Reading the gender dysphoria bible on gender dysphoria was the greatest enlightenment I have ever received, and I've been out (albeit mentally conflicted and still doubting whether I'm trans enough
since 2021. Irrelevant context: I came across the Gender Dysphoria Bible with the TERF comment under, (not so) funnily enough r/translesbian, of ::: spoiler CW: TERF bigotry, transphobia, invalidation, confidence killer ___You're a bro, dude ::: and it's been living in my head (I know it shouldn't but it did) rent-free up until this point.
New meme format I've been doing recently: The Eternal Conflict but it's <xyz equivalent analogy here>
If you're wondering what this has to do with autism I'm getting to it.
The Eternal Conflict format is two conflicting juxtapositional internal struggles. For example: The Eternal Conflict but it's thinking glistening shower water is sexy vs. the transition from going dry to wet.
Ever since my self-diagnosis, I feel a weird 'us vs. them' mentality referring to myself as neurodivergent vs. neurotypicals.
Does anyone else feel this way or did when they first self-diagnosed?
I went ahead and finally joined Lemmy given the shitshow that is the unfolding reddit drama
Because OI. Hello, my name is Eamon, or Alycia if you like. Many people are migrating to Lemmy and it's popped up in my feed/s enough that I decided to join. I am 26, a gender-fluid transgender woman and lesbian*. It's nice to meet you. This will take some time getting used to but I feel I will get used to it quickly. *primarily, also nine different other things, such as asexual.