#admin:cassiel

Hey Marius, it’s Sam.

I get hallucinations sometimes but it’s just when I don’t sleep much or I’m exhausted. Yours does sound like it’s taking its toll on you. I know you probably don’t want to hear this, but you should talk to your doctor. There can be a lot of causes for hallucinations and your doctor would be able to rule out a lot of them.

Let me know how it goes?

Always keep fighting.

Hey Emma.

It’s so good to hear from you. And I’m glad that it was a problem that you solved that easily, dude. I’m so proud of you for everything! You know you can come back any time you want, I’ll be right here.

Always keep fighting.

Hey Kay, this is Sam Winchester.

Gender’s a tricky subject. It’s something totally personal and discovered through exploration. It’s not like you “switch” genders, more just you discover what label fits you. At the end of the day, you’re either cis or you aren’t - but you’re still the same person.

I guess the place to start is by familiarising yourself with different gender identities. I’ll help you out with a few?

So yeah, agender is someone who’s genderless, completely non-binary, doesn’t fit under any label.

Genderfluid is when you fluctuate between genders. Typically, genderfluid people have days where they’re male, female, neither, or both.

Because you’ve mentioned genderfluidity in the same context as female and agender, I’m going to assume that you feel like both of these. You could be a demigirl? Means that you only identify partially as a girl. You can choose to also identify as agender if that’s what you also identify with. Does demigirl sound like it fits you?

(Admin note: I’m agender and I identified as cis for the first 18 years of my life, it’s definitely a bit tricky but really worth it when you find your label, you’ll feel comfortable. If you want, you can message my personal blog at @first-boner-of-cas)

Always keep fighting.

Hey Feli.

It’s good that you’ve acknowledged that she isn’t treating you fairly, because you’re right and she isn’t. Would you be able to talk to her about it? Like go out for coffee or something and just say basically what you just told me. It should be fine, I don’t think she’s trying to hurt you or anything.

For the record, your giggling? It is cute.

Always keep fighting.

Hey Lost Girl, of course I remember you!

I’m glad you’re hanging out with your new friends, how are you getting along with them? And overall how are you doing? I’m sure you have some friends in school that you can spend time with, or you can make a new friend or two. You’ve totally got this!

Always keep fighting.

Hey Darkx.

One thing that I’ve learned, is that the most vital thing for any kind of relationship - whether it’s with a romantic partner, a sibling, or just a friend - is communication. Have you talked to the guy about how you’re feeling? Honestly, you deserve better than to be with someone who makes you doubt their intentions. But I’m not the one who’s in this relationship, it’s not my place to say. Think of the positive outcomes if you talk to him about it. Communication is key.

Let me know how things progress?

Always keep fighting.

Cloudy!

I’m incredibly relieved to hear that your friend is okay. Make sure that you can contact a friend/relative of hers in case something happens in the future. Chances are it won’t, but not knowing can be worse. I’m really proud of her for taking control of her life. And of you too, you’re strong and don’t forget it.

Always keep fighting.