Gatochou removed all of their older songs from Spotify

Gatochou removed all of their older songs from Spotify

I get it with the new singer, but I really liked their before stuff. I liked their unique sound. I don’t like the new songs but hopefully they’ll keep the interesting sound they had with future releases.

u/ceezalus — 3 days ago

What does Hinduism say about insecurity of weight?

I’ve been feeling insecure about my weight, so I’m curious if there’s anything that would help me and how to handle it. I’m not ED, just a little insecure about my body.

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u/ceezalus — 18 days ago

Is it possible to feel trans later in life?

I was a tomboy girl growing up; didn’t feel anything other than cis, or rather nothing, was okay with being a girl, until one year ago where I first felt like a man.

Before then I was super interested in LGBTQ and wanted to be trans, mostly because of wanting that acceptance and to be apart of something because I was very lonely in home life and overall.

Before then I was super transphobic and I even said to myself if I was trans I’d k-ll myself 🥲. I was alt-right then. I was cis, not understanding the trans experience.

Over the time when I first felt like a man, I was 19, now 20, it was confusing but I was very happy to feel like a man so I rushed the feeling at first. I came out to my parents two days later, them not understanding and said some transphobic things. Over the next few months I wrestled with feelings of what if I am not really trans and stuff trans commonly go through.

I never was a trans child, so I don’t relate to the ‘born that way’ thing, and I often feel jealous because most trans people have that feeling when they were young. I didn’t. Unless you count tomboy and picking male characters for fun.

In October last year I said fck it this is who I am now and I can’t go back to being cis. I am now happy with who I am.

I don’t know if people would pose the question to younger me of asking if I wanted to be a boy that I would say yes. I think I’d be confused or something, but definitely not in my transphobic era.

I know people can discover themselves at any age, but I wonder why I suddenly felt like a man. Or, felt off. I didn’t feel completely like a man and still don’t.

That’s my story, I guess haha.

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u/ceezalus — 26 days ago

Hello I am new to being a catholic. I’ve been brought up with no religion but have been ‘converted’ as a Hindu and interested in religion as of recently and I love it.

I also want to become a catholic, although I can’t go to Mass or Church because of family reasons and them being judgmental, same as Hinduism I can’t let the word out that I am religious because I will be judged. I can only pray and read and meditate in secret.

I don’t know if I can be mainly hindu and catholic at the same time; I know I can be in Hinduism because Hinduism accepts everything, but I don’t know if it’s the other way around.

Do you have tips for me to try for Catholicism? How to start? What to do?

Thank you. Yaay.

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u/ceezalus — 2 months ago

I’ve always grown up without religion. My parents were grown up Christian but weren’t anymore because of personal reasons before they had their first child. I’m the middle; quiet, never was a troubled child, compared to my sisters.

I have recently discovered Hinduism months ago and I dabbled here and there, but now I’d say I’m definitely a Hindu but I’m doubting myself because I can’t really do anything outside of secret praying and reading the Gita online.

My parents are kind and all, but I feel like I can never be my true self in the family; they’ll support in outside view but be weird with it overall. When I came out as trans, they were weirded out by it and blamed it on the internet. I never spoke of it and lied and pretend I’m still not.

My sister stalked my TikTok and saw my reposts of Hinduism and I lied that it was research for my novel that I was saving.

I can’t ask to go to a temple because that’d be ‘too much’ for them, I can’t do puja because of no clean and space in house. I want to do these things but I can’t. I feel like I’m not enough of a Hindu. I barely pray and I barely read. I do get a sense of peace whenever I read a verse or get a TikTok about the Gods. I love the gods, they bring me happiness.

I know that not doing one or two things doesn’t disqualify as me being Hindu and everyone is different, but I feel guilty about only being able to do what I can when living with judgmental family.

I don’t know if there’s anything more I can do other than those. Hopefully one day I can go to a temple.

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u/ceezalus — 2 months ago