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 Post Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 3:08 pm 
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My depression comes from other peoples attitudes. I am kinda liking who I am for the first time in my life yet others seem intent on behaviour towards me bordering on public humiliation. Tonight for example I got wolf whistles walking through a crowded shopping centre - I am just trying to do my shopping and things like that happen. That's what gets me down. When I am at home alone I enjoy who I am and my life. Why are people so intent on making other people miserable for simply doing the things that make me happy. :cry:


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 Post Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 12:20 am 
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It would be so easy if we all lived in our own little bubble, but alas we don't and therefore have to put up with the ignorance and petty mindedness of others.

But remember that there are people in the world who will not mistreat you.


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 Post Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 5:43 am 
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For depression use 5HTP and 1 gram of vitamin C before going to sleep. It works for me and is more natural. I also take vitamin supplements.


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its nothing all about pills injection... i think you psychology or seek pyschiatrist... you that you will know the answer....what disorder you got... :D ....


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 Post Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 12:51 pm 
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Virginia87106 wrote:
Yes, depression is common among transsexuals, mainly because it is a hard life in many respects, and also many transsexuals go into transition with unrealistic expectations.
Some think that transition will solve all their problems, and when one wakes up on the other side, and still sees most of the problems they hoped to leave behind, it can be very depressing.
That being said, we must work on our health, stay active and involved with others. The single most important issue to keep depression away is having friends, and a loving and reliable support group.


^^^ so agree... i suffer depression and thank goodness i share a house with my sister who loves me as i am and supports me, and yes it is a hard life, i agree.. i've just started going out shopping as me (Andrea).. a lot harder than walking around at home, but i'm getting there

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