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I sometimes go into panic mode.

Discussion in 'Gender Identity and Expression' started by Yosia, Aug 5, 2014.

  1. Yosia

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    I uploaded a new profile picture to facebook and liked it but then i started panicing and thinking 'omg what if people comment things like faggot or whatever' and then someone posted 'does anyone notice how it says their not his?' And like i want to be out to everyone but i paniced and deleted the comment and i feel really nervous >.<

    Why?
     
  2. JustJJx

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    If anyone gives you any grief then they don't deserve to be in your life, you don't want people like that!!
     
  3. Tai

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    I understand, I got the panic-y thing too. I was thinking about changing mine to gender neutral because, honestly, I don't believe people will notice if there are gender neutral pronouns there. But I tried to be brave and do male pronouns. So far, no one's said anything. I've decided that if someone asks why it says "he/his/him," I'm going to not care and delete their comment. But to be truthful, I don't think gender neutral pronouns are as noticeable as switching from male to female and vice versa. Don't worry about it.
     
  4. Acm

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    I get nervous too. I changed my name and gender on all social networks, but only a few friends have access to those so it's not as bad.
     
  5. ctrl alt delete

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    This happened to me just yesterday. Every time I change my appearance or try presenting in a new way or do anything "different" I seem to first feel elated for a while and then panicky for a while.