Finding friends with no faces

[0mgofhappiness]

That's what we are on here, if we find them. Friends with no faces. We can't see you, but you are a something. Someone to talk to, if you can no longer show your face. Or it is incredibly hard to.

It's ok to tell the truth, when you are believed. I am a female biological that is. I have come here because people believe I am not who I am. I will point out I have nothing against LBTG. Intact I think they are confident and admire that they don't care what people think.

But I am a female and I now have to live with everyone that I know believing I am a man. Probably due to a livid ex that spread a rumour and now it seems to be the only gospel that I am a man.

So that's my loneliness story. I am embarrassed to go out because people believe I am a man. Hopefully people on here can see beyond that. I am a woman. And would like to be treated like a woman.

Has anyone else had to go through a time when people have convinced everyone they know they are something they are not?

Love to here from you we may be able to relate.

 

[TheRealCallie]

Welcome to ALL.

Is moving an option for you? Get a fresh start where people don't know you. I'm not saying it's right by any means, but if you are miserable where you are and can't get away from the lie, maybe it would be better for you somewhere else.

 

[0mgofhappiness]

Welcome to ALL.

Is moving an option for you? Get a fresh start where people don't know you. I'm not saying it's right by any means, but if you are miserable where you are and can't get away from the lie, maybe it would be better for you somewhere else.

I've already done that. I'm trying to ease into it. It seems even people I try to connect with online think I am a man. I send them a photo and they politely shoo me away. I mean can't they just say you are ugly and I don't like you? Rather than tell me I am a man. So no moving is not an option because of my face people think I am a man.

 

[HellsLittleAngel]

That's what we are on here, if we find them. Friends with no faces. We can't see you, but you are a something. Someone to talk to, if you can no longer show your face. Or it is incredibly hard to.

It's ok to tell the truth, when you are believed. I am a female biological that is. I have come here because people believe I am not who I am. I will point out I have nothing against LBTG. Intact I think they are confident and admire that they don't care what people think.

But I am a female and I now have to live with everyone that I know believing I am a man. Probably due to a livid ex that spread a rumour and now it seems to be the only gospel that I am a man.

So that's my loneliness story. I am embarrassed to go out because people believe I am a man. Hopefully people on here can see beyond that. I am a woman. And would like to be treated like a woman.

Has anyone else had to go through a time when people have convinced everyone they know they are something they are not?

Love to here from you we may be able to relate.

Let people believe whatever they want, it doesn't matter. If you know who you are, that's all that matters. Love yourself. I'd put my real picture up if we were allowed to, but forums don't allow it unless there's a thread about it, which there is, and I put my picture up there.

 

[0mgofhappiness]

Let people believe whatever they want, it doesn't matter. If you know who you are, that's all that matters. Love yourself. I'd put my real picture up if we were allowed to, but forums don't allow it unless there's a thread about it, which there is, and I put my picture up there.

And so. Even if I did begin to love myself it is still lonely. I don't think anyone knows how it feels to be laughed at because they think I am a cross dresser. Tbh I am a female that likes to dress in all sorts of clothes. I love fashion. Sometimes I will be scruffy. But that's because I am the one that never gets invited to the party. Probably because of the rumours that I am a man. They don't want to ruin their reputation by being seen with someone like me. I come from a very well to do background and my family don't stand for what is classed as a queer in their eyes.