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Here is a screenshot of where to find the spoiler button.
I understand the feeling kind of.
I would always see people on Twitter or Reddit and trans-timelines and stuff and it just felt like the things possible for other people just weren’t for me.
It lead to a lot of bitterness and resentment…still kinda does.
mental health discussion
I'm going through this right now too — I have really bad mental health and I see people with similar issues as mine (ADHD, OCD, etc etc) but they're still succeeding in life while I'm not, and I feel bitterness and shame over that. I also feel a sense of jealousy when I see people who got on HRT really quickly, when it's been almost two years since I decided I wanted HRT and I still am not on it.So yeah, shit is tough.