BlueSharkEnjoyer

All Blåhaj are valid.

The smolhaj tend to be a bit better stuffed, though the 2nd 100cm I got was also better in that regard.

I'm vaguely in a similar boat, I had developed basically all the ADHD coping strategies and seem to have masked very well. I basically force myself to be organised so I don't for example miss appointments, and not necessarily in a healthy way.

I only realised I had ADHD about a year ago in my 30s. I got the diagnosis in the end, and medications have been helpful though we're still working on finding just the right combination.

If the medications help then that's good, and if not hopefully something else will.

Any thoughts maybe I should contemplate to try to get an answer for myself?

I would suggest not focusing on labels, but rather actions. Labels are tools, not boxes.

Do you want to dress differently? Try different a name or pronouns? Take HRT? How does thinking about these questions make you feel?

https://genderdysphoria.fyi/ may also be useful. I'd also suggest looking up the term "gender envy".

You could click "Create Community" and set one up.

30s, when I came across a proper explanation of the split attraction model. I'm also some form of asexual.

Laser is one way, and it sounds like your hair is the right colour for it.

I'll be attending two pride events, hosting a social event for one of the spaces I'm in, and there's a progress pride flag in my front window.

Plus all of my usual activism.

Cass said the same, so not too surprising. Not seeing that in the interim service specification though.

The rest of the specification is also concerning - Says that if you procure HRT or blockers from GenderGP that they'll basically detransition you and then consider whether you'll be allowed to continue per their rules which include a minimum of being age 16 for HRT. And report any doctor in the UK who prescribed to you.

They're still also talking a bit much about reporting to child services for helping your child access gender affirming care in line with international guidelines.

Diagnosed ADHD (combined type), getting close to finding the right medication.

Undiagnosed autism, I've suspected for many years and am trying to get a bit more involved in the community to better understand myself.