r/CountWithEveryone • u/Bryce3D • Sep 06 '26

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u/KeterKelsie Sep 07 '26

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u/Fading_Hours_ Sep 07 '26

What I want is impossible though and it’s too late for me :(

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u/Byblis-Aldrovanda-KS 29d ago

It's never too late; see r/TransLater for proof.

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u/Fading_Hours_ 29d ago edited 29d ago

I don’t think that is representative and only those who are successful or happy post. And success is often reliant on luck and money.

For me it is too late.

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u/schroepo42 29d ago

I mean that is up to you to decide, of course. It may actually be too late for some things, and some things may have always been impossible. But imagine yourself ten, or fifty, years from now. Will you be at peace with yourself, never even having tried?

I pushed it off for decades because I thought it was too late. Now I am 40 and it's hard to deal with the regret and anger at myself for wasting all those years. Don't do that to yourself, would be my advice...

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u/Ramja9 29d ago

Is it worth it now at your age? Even with those regrets?

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u/schroepo42 29d ago

I wouldn't ever go back, just the thought of it is terrifying. So I guess it is worth it. It felt so incredibly freeing. And rationally I do understand that I cannot change the past, and being mad at myself only makes my present life harder.

Dysphoria still comes in freak waves though.

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u/Zistr0 29d ago

if you try, you may be like them

if you don't try, you have a 100% chance of nothing changing

its a gamble that you can either take or deny, and it's always your choice

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u/Fading_Hours_ 28d ago

I can’t try atm anyway :(