Im really sorry for spamming this wonderful community, Please don’t be mad at me for wasting space in your thread 🥺

I just wanted to make people aware that I created a Harmreduction community on this instance([email protected]) because I really think its something we need here, many trans people are turning to drugs, personally, I know more friends who are on “hard drugs” than are not, so I wanted to make a space on this instance for people to safely talk about harmreduction, reddit can be quite toxic and I feel the atmosphere here might be alot better and the people giving advice might be alot more informed already.

If you feel you can advice people, need advice or just occasionally enduldge, please join!

Also I am always there for anybody who needs advice, I am an intravenous polydrug user, amateur chemist, know a decent bit about injecting hormones right and even though I have puppy eyes, I don’t bite :)

Lots of love!, Xea

  • cowboycrustation [he/him]@lemmy.blahaj.zoneMEnglish
    3·
    9 months ago

    I dunno if this’ll help, but almost everyone you compare yourself to doesn’t have all their shit together and are trying to figure things out too. Nobody’s got a perfect life, some are just better at hiding it than others.

    Also, see if you can sniff out some other neurodivergent people. My best friendships have come from neurodivergent people. Might be easier to navigate friendships that way.

    • ThatFembyWho@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
      2·
      9 months ago

      That is what my therapist says. It’s true, and it’s rational way of looking at things.

      But damn. When I think about living alone, and I see and hear so many people who live with their s/o or roommates, I don’t care in how many other ways their life may be a dumpster fire. Some needs are just basic and common to practically everyone (even if they don’t realize that). Just one example - my life has many… deficiencies.

      I’m working on it. Tomorrow I meet a local trans woman who I might move in with as a roommate <3