HELP I THINK I HAVE TRANSSEXUALISM!!!

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    June 17, 2014 3:53 PM BST

    HELP! Everyday I have thoughts in my head saying "I am a woman," "I am a transsexual," "I want to be a woman" and I also get images of my penis with blood coming out of it and being cut with a knife. What can I do to deal with this? The thoughts scare me and cause me lots of anxiety. I wish I could just stay as a man but I think I have transsexualism HELP HELP HELP!


    Additional Information:

    - This started 2 years ago after I WORE A DRESS. ME and MY FRIENDS decided to go to a party as the spice girls and i tried my costume on in my room and thne I thought "wtf am I doing" then a week later I was like "OMG I AM A TRANSSEXUAL"

    - Now the thoughts say "I am a transsexual" "I want to be a woman" and stuff like that and they cause me lots of distress and anxiety

    - I wish I could just stay as a guy but there is a lot of evidence suggesting I am a transsexual

    - I cannot handle this and I dunno what to do

    I NEED HELP!

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    June 17, 2014 4:20 PM BST

    All your threads smack of sensationalism, you seriously do need help.   If you wish you could stay as a ''guy'' you probably are a guy.

     

    I read your other threads, all your posts are in conflict with each other.    There is NO cure, for genuine Gender Identity disorder, other than accepting it,   The things you post lead me to believe that your so disgusted at the thought of being a transexual,   Yet you go looking for a trans friendly place to hang out?    Dressing as a spice girl does not mean you automatically become a transexual.    you make it sound like a disease you suddently caught of a toilet seat or something.

     

    By your entry on your profile, when you joined you state your a transexual.  

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    Nothing about, confused,   In fact the entry above whilst being brief would lead people to beleive you have quite happily settled in to accepting it,

    This post was edited by Cristine Jennifer Shye. BL at June 17, 2014 4:28 PM BST
  • June 17, 2014 6:42 PM BST

    I'm inclined to agree with Crissie. You have not indicated your in distress in any way shape or form. Posting in this manner is both unproductive and inconsequencial. If you wish to gain support then you should at least be honest to yourself. You don't sound like a transexual. You may be a crossdresser but that is for you to decide. Please don't make this our choice. 

  • June 17, 2014 11:22 PM BST

    I believe there is a song written for every occasion and every person . This person calling themselves Rosie Foster as I have pointed out in the past is just taking the piss.

     

    This song was written for people like them .

     

    http://www.youtube.com/embed/Ya-swYtRbtw If you remove the line , But I still love you.


    This post was edited by Former Member at June 17, 2014 11:27 PM BST
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    June 18, 2014 11:52 AM BST

    The song was absolutely precious.  There are times in my life that could have been my anthem. 

    But I haven't made it my lifes work.

     

    Bobbi


    This post was edited by Bobbi gruetter at June 18, 2014 11:53 AM BST
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    June 21, 2014 8:46 AM BST

    Hi rosie.

     

    I've had a look at your posts and forums and I'd like to take a neutral position in contrast to some of the other replies.

     

    Firstly, Transsexuality is not a problem, its a solution.

    Secondly, to me, whether you are conscious of a 'gender' variance at two, twelve, twenty, or in your elephant years is irrelevant.

    Further, a present and current awareness of gender difference does not exclude the possiblity of repressed memories. In fact, because of our sexual socialisation into a dichotomy of separate identities as either male or female, a lot of our feelings are suppressed by taboos and social mores.

    Lastly. it would be a mistake to begin to believe that all of the members here are forlorn fools and I hope some of the replies have not caused you to think that they are. 

     

    To conclude: Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you've got. Our greatest aim, IMO, is to still be here tomorrow given all the things we have to face.

     

    Good Luck and take care.

     

    Chalice.


    This post was edited by Former Member at June 21, 2014 8:49 AM BST
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    July 10, 2014 8:45 PM BST

    Oh us poor forlorn fools, for just writing what we think, about what has gone before.Embarassed

  • July 11, 2014 4:30 AM BST

    Remember this Crissie?

     

    http://gendersociety.com/forums/topic/9256/bravery-courage-or-no-other-way?page=1

     

    Take care , Julia xxx