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lonly666
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Hi I'm a 34 bi male sometimes I want to be with a women other times I want to be with a male other times I want to be a woman and able to have kids
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Gruffudd
Blue Voices Member
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Hi there,

One of my friends is bi like you, over the years he has been with women, men, and has recently had some kids too. There were good things at every stage of his journey. It can be lonely but I want to say you are most certainly not the only one who feels like that. I love my friend most when he is being himself, he has all those wants in there at the same time, it helps him make everyone feel like they are a little special.

Rob.

white knight
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi lonly666, welcome.

I think opening up on a forum must be so hard for this topic. So I assume that's why the short post.

Confused is - no wonder I think. Our values are based on tradition and convention and we are raised often with expectations and narrow ingrown teachings of whats right or wrong.

Some of these values are great and worthy of us adopting to make our life and others lives  But some rules written or otherwise don't cater for the person that doesn't fit inside those narrow fences. This effectively leaves people like yourself hanging, wondering this or that, am I this or am I that, who am I?

Then there is the seed of doubt. Doubting your own sexual origin, whether you should be of the other sex and what thoughts lead to that. I'm no professional however I would assume having desires towards being female would lead to thoughts of bearing children as a female does.

The obvious thing to say is that serious and likely prolonged psychiatric guidance is needed. However this can be costly and daunting. I would however chat with my GP and see how that goes.

There is however some self help you cant do. Acceptance is a large part of your journey. Studying other people by reading books, meeting new friends and most important of all- acknowledging the positives of being you. What is this?

Well being a positive thinker takes practice and best to see that happen if you attend motivation lectures and the like. It's been 33 years since I attended one that changed my life. This means, I see a positive in everything (just about). eg I have bipolar type 2 and depression. So do many creative entertainers and artists like Stephen Fry Winston Churchill and the like. So I am a poet and when not in my depressive cycle I cannot write poetry. So my illness presents me with a positive I cherish.

In your case I would socialise with similar people of confusion. Join therapy groups. What you want is people with love and compassion that think alike. Many people don't fit in with your personality so no point trying. Accepting this is part of accepting yourself.

Love yourself. Whatever your feelings. Never stop trying to find yourself and where and who you belong with. Embrace yourself.

Find the world you fit inside. Then one day you might be confident enough to help some young person going through the same. And you'll feel fulfilled.

Tony WK

 

lonly666
Community Member
These feelings lead to depressing anxiety lonlyness which leads to not caring about myself as much as I should. I've been going to gym for 4 years starting at 160kg plus, got down to 117kg last year. Ended up in hospital for 2 day with tonsillitis then a couple of months ago my appendix burst and the front right tyre blow on my work truck. So now I'm at 130kg and finding that I'm not caring as much about my size and weight.

Hey mate, congratulations on the weight loss. It's a big achievement and hard work. Sometimes there will be setbacks, and that's understandable given your appendix and accident.  The other thing with weight loss is that it doesn't all happen in a neat line, you can start by losing a big chunk, and then the next 5kg for example can take longer.  Maybe you could look at changing your routine up?  I get bored with fitness and at gyms really easily, and find I have to find new things to do to keep me motivated.  It's helpful if you find something you firstly enjoy doing just for the sake of it, with the weight loss being a byproduct.  Otherwise if you are totally focused on your body all the time, it can get tough if you're not progressing as quickly as you'd like.  Does that make sense?

Yes it does make sense 

Gruffudd
Blue Voices Member
Blue Voices Member

Hi there,

Trouble with depression I find is that it makes me not care so much about looking after myself. I get what you are saying. I never want to at the time but it is worth effort on eating better, moving more, all that. When I look after my body it helps with my mind. Besides, I like a good banana, or apple, or most varieties of vegetables...  

Hey lonly666, I saw you posted again. How has your fitness been going? 

Starting to get back on track with my eating which will help with weight loss 

 

lonly666
Community Member

I'm finding the attraction to guy's is getting stronger than being attacked to women not sure what to do

 As I want to have kids and the attention to guys makes me think of becoming a woman