had another visit last friday with therapist.

[wtb Jessica]

Well got to talking with her and really getting to the point. Figured out that i'm holding back as to what I want or need to maybe do about m[SIZE=5][SIZE=5][SIZE=2]y gender identity disorder. You see i got a lot of family and friends that don't know. It also cost a lot to start the whole process and possably go all the way. the whole process and set guidelines are The Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association's [SIZE=2]Standards Of Care For Gender Identity Disorders. For thoes who did not know. Like i am just settling for right now because i am a little scared and a little unsure about the whole thing. Also would not be able to afford it at this time in my life. Maybe someday i will get there but don't think right now. Sorry just had to get this off my chest.[/SIZE][/SIZE]
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[Amanda22]

Jessica, I hope the time with your therapist can lead you to somehow gain understanding with your family. That may go a long way towards easing your burden until you can afford the process. I wish you peace every single day.

[anonymousinmaryland]

Best wishes in making the right decision for you.

[Kate Simmons]

Transitioning isn't the only option. Once you really get to know yourself, you may like what you see.Transitioning may be the answer for some but it's really a one way street. Best to be sure it's really what you want to do first.