I just thought of something.

[slinkysoul]

So...going to America, basically, threw me into a new environment (i.e aeroplanes, travel, a new country, living in very close proximities with people) and out of my comfort zones, and my mad adaptibility forced me into overcoming some old OCD habits, which I now don't have, and are staying not-had now I'm back in England. The only thing vaguely

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[slinkysoul]

I was getting cereal earlier and thought "oh, I'm like Becky". And while that shouldn't really be a good thing XD, I'm pretty proud of it. Becky's an awesome weirdo.

(And we are totes unicorns shhh don't tell anyone. You may have seven penises, but I bet none of them are on your head.)

(...That was a weird thing to say to someone.)

[vaytato]

CardiffBecky is someone who has great problems with gender. I have told her I would be happy to call her by male pronouns and all when she is ready but I think she is still confused and worried about her family finding out.
She is going to gender therapy I think at the moment to work this out.

In any case I am glad America helped you! You both deserve to be happy so much and I am glad spending all that time together made things so much better for you. I love you both. No matter what gender you identify with. <3

[sololobo]

No one believed me when I told them that the biggest cultural adaptation I had coming to england was just going to Tesco and trying to figure out what food I could eat. ;;

[sololobo]

I swear to god I thought I read something in the first paragraph or two about you talking about not knowing food. Maybe I should go eat something...>>

[slinkysoul]

That's probably a good idea. XD Tbh I just ate whatever people threw at me. AND IT WAS ALL DELICIOUS.