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alright gang, we need another win over the news mega this week! keep those numbers up and keep being trans as hell 
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People are unpredictable sometimes too, like obviously if they're transphobic before hand or if they have issues with lgbt+ and such then you already know what to expect before hand, but some people can vary and even accepting people can have some really bad takes elsewhere. It's better to accept that it might not go well and prepare for that emotionally.
I probably should. I have no idea how I could deal with it if things genuinely went bad, instead of them just being a little ignorant.
I've been through probably the worst outcome to where I had to give up all my family. But I had years of other stuff with them and that was the final straw with me.. But I read about other trans people having good family and stuff and do stuff with their siblings and such so like I say it can be completely unpredictable at times.
I had some idea of my family and expected the worst with them.. I do think to be realistic with yourself, you know these people pretty well so you do already have some idea, but nobody can tell you how they will react either. I know it's hard and I get wanting to be accepted, hell I did even though I knew what reaction I'd get. I hate being negative about it, but I think being able to deal with it emotionally helps prepare you for even the most negative of reactions.
I would find some videos on youtube or something for people who want to understand and are able to talk with you would be good. I'm not overly familiar with many trans channels though.
I understand and appreciate that. Don't hate being negative, thank you. It is important to be prepared for unpredictability.
I will try and find videos like that, if anyone knows of any I would appreciate it.
You know I wish you well, just wish I had some good things to say too y'know..
I know that :) thank you.