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I posted this in r/FTM and was going to cross post here but I couldnāt because I added a poll š I need some advice, here is the og post:
Had the most Dysphoric Dream and itās making me think
TW - Dysphoria and Family Issues
Hi everyone, Iām after some advice after a dream I had really changed my perspective on my family.
For some context: my family is not supportive. Iāve been out for over 3 years and Iām 3 months on T, starting to get some facial hair and voice is changing yet my family still deadname me and misgenders me. My mum used to be very vocal about her lack of support and our relationship is strained because of that. When I started T her exact words were āIāll still love you but you know I donāt support itā. I live with my mum because financially itās really good (Iām 18). If I moved out I would not be able to save I would just have expenses.
Now onto the dream.
It was really weird but essentially my mum finally refereed to her kids as her boys (I have one younger brother). I woke up and I felt so light and happy and that all came crushing down when I was deadnamed. In that moment I realised that the dream wasnāt real- it didnāt happen and it feels like it will never happen.
Iām so sick of going through really good weeks where Iām like āI can deal with this and I can saveā to stuff like this that happens and I go like why donāt I just move out. Iām scared to move out. Iām starting a new job today with hopefully more pay but it all is just too much and I donāt know what to do.
Do I start committing to moving out? Idk whatās going to best for me? Any advice would be great.
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Yeah I try and stay at my partners house a bit to make it so Iām not home 24/7 but you are right everything comes back to me being trans.