Whoever reads this I'm 100% grateful ❤️
quick information ; I'm new and still trying to understand how this app works
I'm mentally abused and a usual answer from someone would be "discover a new hobby, make new friends, talk to an adult or someone in your family that you are close with or go outside"
I can't do any of those, I live on a mountain and I need a vehicle to go down, on top of the mountain there is a neighborhood with other houses. Some gangs live up here so even if I did exist my home I'd probably get spit on. I really need help I'm going through family problems and body / gender dysphoria (I have no thoughts of going trans and do not want to be I just hate being a woman)
@tbhseo
I hear you, and I want to acknowledge the challenges you're facing, both in your current living situation and with the emotional and identity struggles you're going through. It takes great courage to share these feelings, and I'm here to listen and offer support.
Being on top of a mountain can indeed bring a sense of isolation. In such solitude, you have a unique opportunity to connect with your inner self. Embrace the quiet and stillness that surrounds you. Sometimes, in solitude, we find answers to the most profound questions about our identity and purpose.
Your feelings of being trapped or isolated are very valid, and it's understandable that it's difficult to make new friends or pursue hobbies in a figurative cage. It's essential to find solace in your own company and start the journey of self-discovery.
While it's hard to change your immediate surroundings, your perspective can certainly evolve. Embrace your individuality and explore the depths of your feelings about your gender and sexuality. Self-acceptance is a powerful path to inner peace.
You're not alone in facing these challenges, even if it may seem that way. There are people who care and resources available to support you.
I hope you find your journey on 7 Cups beneficial,
-Leonydus