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Cake day: March 4th, 2026

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  • honestly though, i just think about that if somebody saw me with my sister it would be infinitely weirder if i had a normal name, and also the name can be explained away by where i grew up. i had childhood friends who were named Rain and Moon by their parents because i grew up in middle of nowhere hippy california. so i dont think choosing something weird would effect my passing prospects that much here.



  • i just want to not be lonely. im not talking about that in a romantic sense, i dont even think i care about romantic relarionships at all. i have friendships but none of them are quality and i dont even think most are mutual, i think most of them cant stand me and just put up with me. I came out to somebody for the first time yesterday and i just thought, why the fuck am i coming out to this person, we arent close, she has never texted me first or invited me over to her place without me initiating it. she entertains me and i wonder if its just because she feels bad for what a wreck i am. i know all of rhis is my fault because i am the one common denominator, the world isnt evil, i am just making my life miserable and i need to somehow fix myself, but i dont think i ever will figure out how. year by year my dysphoria has just gotten worse, now i feel like im constantly cobcious of my body in a way i wasnt before. there have been days where i couldnt go outside because i didnt want to be percieved. its made me entirely dysfunctional. it never used to be this bad, at one point i was almost like the nondysphoric reddit trannies, now ive gotten to this point that i just cant return from. im going to be homeless in a week, which is somehow the least of my concerns because ive given up on life so much. theres just nothing to possibly salvage from my life.

























  • It doesnt happen. Some people have traits that seem to fit this made up mental disorder. The traits that form BOD are extremely common and fundamentally human. And if you believe it exists you’re going to be looking for confirmation that somebody has it. Just to use an example from girl interrupted, you know how you will physically see flashes of things that you think about a lot in your vision? Susanna talks about how when she was first institutionalized she took that as confirmation that she had BPD (which she wasn’t shown the criteria for at the time) and that she was going crazy like the evaluators were trying to tell her. It’s definitely worth a read.

    I fit the criteria for BPD perfectly but I am morally against seeing psychiatrists or therapists do I don’t have a diagnosis, and I would refuse a diagnosis because it’s not a real disorder