For those that it applies, what did you do when you first found out you were "special"?

[Pazzy]

No seriously. I honestly dont care what other members think about this because everybody in here got some screws loose. I know folks will assume im talking about myself though im not saying it is or isnt

When you found out that you were "different", how did you deal with it? Did you feel embarrassed? Did you feel ashamed? Were you worried about how you would make your relatives and family look?

 

[Yinny]

You mean “Gay?” Lbt or the rest?

 

[Pazzy]

You mean “Gay?” Lbt or the rest?

Its not pertaining to a specific thing. Could be sexuality, being disabled (physical or mental or both), having a disease or condition, having a mental illness, or whatever.

You know the shyt these ignorant idiots make fun of knowing they got a relative like that or a family member

 

[So-Chi]

My mother is bi-polar and I found out I have a touch of it with anxiety and depression. Helped me understand myself, why I felt extremely nervous as a kid to things that didn't warrant it then I learned anxiety was a superpower: whenever a high stress situation happened (car accident, shooting, etc) I was always so high strung that things started moving in slow motion when I needed them too. Learned to meditate and semi control it... I'm great, now

 

[Cladyclad]

When I would question why is it cool for men to be bare chested and not women?

my teacher had no answer and kicked me out of class. I was in the first grade lol

 

[UncleTomFord15]

Found out a couple minutes after I was born in 1996. Been on a roll ever since

 

[SAINT]

When I started getting that bread

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

When I started getting that bread

Only answer

 

[Black]

Sorry about your ailments. R.I.P. Charmander

 

[Ya Sinning Mane]

It fukked me up for a minute but I searched myself and realized it's not a big deal at all.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

I gave myself a cookie