Princess Weeb
What's 1,000 minus 7?
I'm not sure how I feel about trans teens killing themselves. Life is hard, especially for us transwomen. But if you are trans and reading this, you have to stay strong. I wasn't able to transition until this year and I just turned 21 in November. I was abused and belittled by my baptist raised step-father my entire freshman and sophomore years until I was kicked out of the house. Why those two years? Because he was finally convinced I was a ******. I refuse to talk to mom, to this day, since she wouldn't stand up for me. My friends didn't care about me in a few months either after I moved away. I locked away all that pain and tried to be the boy I was supposed to be for the next 5 years. It's the worst to feel completely unwanted due to something you can't control. I guess what I am trying to say is that once you get older and especially once you become financially independent, you can live the life you want. Things do get better. It may seem impossibly tough especially as a teen, but please, please don't kill yourself.
Kind a crappy way to spend my new year crying over a news story...
Even if our situations are similar, I don't think we can fully judge her or other people's situations and their motives behind self harm or suicide as a result.
Some people are able to cope with abuse, some people have support networks, some are mentally and emotionally stronger than others and some people may not even be able to act on their feelings, whether that is seeking help or channeling their feelings into self hate and self harm.
There are so many things that I am sure contributed to her decision, and it is clear that she really wanted that help and that change, but just couldn't find it. Time doesn't move as quickly as some people may think, and it looks as if she felt like she was in this sort of repetitive, pretty horrible cycle that would never end.