I didn't enjoy it despite that because I probably didn't even register it. This was 24 years ago! Lol
Thallo
joined 1 year ago
I remember nothing about that game except that I really liked it 
Edit: also, there's an enemy called a bandersnatch with a really long arm
Cis people who browse this mega "for fun"
We need you help 
You must use your newfound power to achieve this
We need to declare an Edien jihad
It's interesting to see that half the site is queer, and the numbers line up because the trans mega is pretty much half the size of the site wide mega in terms of comments
Oh my god, we're going to do it, aren't we?
We're going to break 500 
Hard times.
A saboteur now needs to take on two jobs (Soros and Xi) just to survive 😢
A pop? Kind of feels like a quick burn to me.
Don't think you can tell if it's working until you've done it for a few sessions
What is this power!? 
No problem! I paid for years of therapy so you don't have to! (Even though you are)
So, for me, my sea legs came from recognizing a few things:
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Confidence and control. I recognized that I don't have control over a lot of the things I feel. Panic, dysphoria, depression, etc. but I do have control over how I interpret those sensations and how I want to cope with them. I'm terms of anxiety, recognizing harmful thoughts and reinterpreting them to make them harmless is really important.
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Acceptance and love. I decided I need to accept whatever I am. Am I a cis guy? Okay, I love myself. Am I a trans woman? Okay, I love myself. If I transition will I be ugly? Okay, I love myself. Will I make permanent changes to my body that I'll regret? Okay, I love myself. Are these gender feelings I'm having all a manifestation of mental illness? Okay, I love myself. Is this just some sexual perversion I'm acting out? Okay, I love myself.
I found that once I just accepted myself for who I am WITHOUT JUDGEMENT (this is huge!) that a lot of the above negative thoughts just kind of dissolved. That above list could be a lot longer-- I had so many, but no matter what the answer is, I still deserve to be loved. So do you.
I hope you can find that for yourself soon 
PS: I found reading queer lit helped me because it gave me a framework to understand my feelings by listening to other people who went through it. I might recommend checking some out
I'm from a different time