like how do close family members react, how do friends react, how do acquaintances and strangers react. there's less grief if someone's transgender, right? asking for a friend.
>>43541499yes most of them are relieved to be free from their cringe
>>43541499there’s more grief especially for YOUR friends who wanted to see you grow into the person you were always meant to be. every day they will think about how YOU took your own life and feel a pit in their stomach about what else they could have done to support you. to care for you. to appreciate you. to be there for you. it’s been three years and i still think about my friend every single day on my way to work when i drive by the park we used to play at when we were kids. she will always be in my mind
>>43541603same. that feeling will probably never leave unfortunately
>>43541581yeah I figured that'd be how my friends would react>>43541603>>43541618sorry about your friend, though i doubt my friends would think about me a week later
>>43541603thank you for sharing. I'm sorry you have to live through that hurt :[ would you share her name and something about her? if you're comfy to ofc
>>43541974thank you for asking. her name is laura. she loved nature and birdwatching. she loved strawberry ice cream and rewatching card captor with me. she was a complete sweetheart and when we’d hang out on weekends she’d give me packed lunches for my work week.>>43541904i promise you will be missed.
>>43541499it all depends on the kind of person you are. if youre a youngshit who went on puberty blockers at 12 and is pretty much living as a cis woman then people will probably care a lot more than anyone who uses this forum. but even past that if you're a boymoder and still nice to the people around you then people will miss you too. as long as you arent AGP, a crossdresser, sissy, or transitioning past 40 im sure peoples opinion on you will be mostly based on how you treated them
