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Life Freaks Me Out: And Then I Deal with It

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If you could pick one thing to get more support with per sexuality, it'd be:

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Tue, 2012-07-31 11:27

Submitted by Heather Corinna on Tue, 2012-07-31 11:27

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That it's okay for me to have one in the first place.

That it's okay for me to choose to, or choose not to, explore sex with partners.

That it's alright for me to be sexually different from my family or friends.

That my body, in the context of sexuality or sex, is okay.

That sexuality or a sex life has challenges for me; isn't just this easy thing.

That I'm allowed to make mistakes or not-so-great choices.

That I need more information or people to talk with about sex and sexuality.

The way I feel about it, whether that's excited, scared, or any way of feeling.

That my own moral compass exists and can be trusted as-is.

That what I want and need sexually is as important as what someone else does.

Something else (tell us in the comments!)

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Transgender/Gender Identity

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To be rest assured that it is ok for my gender idenity to be different from my biological gender that was assigned to me at birth.

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