u/Reasonable-Feed4620

I can't stand up for myself.

I've been trans for the most part of three years, there's been times where I've been in denial and there's been times where I feel so hopless and like I was going to combust If I didn't cut my hair and start T right the very second. I expereince gender dysphoria constantly and for some reason I still won't help myself. Im way to scared of peoples opinions of me, essepcialy at my cadet unit. When I'm 16 I want to transition as thats the closest time my Mum will let me do it but I don't want to chicken out. I don't exactly know what to do as I'm comfortable with coming out to everyone BUT certain people/groups I genuinly enjoy being with. I just wanna be happy with myself.

I'll update yall soon because I'm asking my Mum in 2-3 days to get a gender dyphoria diagnosis, wish me luck.

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u/Reasonable-Feed4620 — 2 days ago

Is the belief that philosphy is futile a result of moral cowardice?

(I apolgise for my spelling I'm dyslexic)

Anyways, what I mean by this question isn't the concept of existentialism or nihalism as you could as easily hold this belief and belive in hedonism. It's just the idea that philosphy is essentialy stupid and at the end of the day the core existance of philosphy is pointless. And it dosn't deny the fact philosphy has been usefull either. But does this belief stem from somebody unable to commit to something due to implicated conflict and uncertainty of the world?

I apolgize for this as it might be a hard read, If anyone's confused I'll attempt to alaborate, I'm young and my thoughts get jumbled abit ;-;.

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u/Reasonable-Feed4620 — 10 days ago
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Wanting to do A-levels early.

Hi, im planning to do my A levels early and I'm wanting some tips/advice. I know alot of people say taking your A levels early has no benefit, but all the subjects im going to be taking im super confident in my ability to complete them easily. My univercity I'd like to go to accepts early aplicants (17yo), and id like to get away from my home as quickly as possible!

But I'm wondering how i'll do this, im not quite sure on the policy my sixth form operates under for taking A levels early but I know they offer it, or if there's any other alternatives. Has anyone experienced doing A levels early and applying to univercitys early? Any tips?

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u/Reasonable-Feed4620 — 1 month ago