Being trans in school is tough. Between the bullying, harrasment, deadnaming and constant misgendering and all the questions they all make is so hard to cope being out at school. i promise you this will get better for example college gets alot better. Theres no bullying or anything. i promise you'll get through it.
However if you do want to come out to your teachers heres a few ways to do that
1. talk to a teacher you trust and ask them to send an email to other teachers to make them aware. this will help you avoid having to come out to every teacher.
2. similar to the other on. talk to welfare/safeguarding theyre job is to make sure school is a happy safe and comfortable enviroment for you. they can put a note on the schoo, register informing teachers of your pronouns and name
3. get a friend to tell a teacher, i did this and yes it was still scary but it was so much easier not having to explain it myself
now. how to cope with the questions
The questions will most likely never stop. the stupid uncomfortable questions may be asked less but the genuine questions most likely wont. but never feel forced to answer anyones questions no matter what they are about or the intentions. its never your job to educate someone about trans things. If you don't want to answer a question either ignore the person or just explain your uncomfortable answering the question
now for a quote from...a thing. a very concerning thing someone save me from xem they forced me to add this 🙀🙀🙀
"lipbite swaggy f-boy face" - Max 2022.
"stan bing bong" - Max 2022 thats his cat. its so cute.
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Some Trans Advise
Non-FictionHi I'm Theo and I'm 15 (started writing at 13) I am FtM and in this book i will be giving some advice (well attempting to anyway-) it'll mainly be FtM but I will try to add MtF advice where I can
