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I've Known For YEARS But Still Can't Bring Myself to Transition | Josie Caballero & Dr. Ben
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M from New Zealand calls in struggling with pronoun usage, having been using "whichever" but worried it's negatively affecting how people perceive them. The conversation reveals M has known for years they want to transition but remains paralyzed by 20+ years of Christian authority figures telling them not to. They're currently on extended leave from work due to depression and burnout related to this internal conflict. The hosts validate M's position and explain that choosing pronouns like "any/all" doesn't force transition, and that taking time is okay. However, M admits they're hoping someone will say the right thing to help them overcome religious programming, while simultaneously being unable to examine those beliefs deeply. The call highlights the painful limbo of knowing who you are but feeling unable to act on it due to religious trauma.
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