In which there are reliefs from mopiness
Jan. 9th, 2010 04:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ceri #0. Lots of good responses from sundry folks in various venues, and not feeling isolated is, always, a big deal for me.
#1. The World of Warcraft issue includes a substantial component of gear, and I find that I'm making better progress on that than I expected. So, from the sound of it, are others, or at least they're also making progress. Not just on gear, either, but on talent points and all the rest, too. So I feel justified in hoping for better outcomes and encouraged to stick with.
#2. As for the testosterone, I've been reminded just how much attention my doctor is paying, and how sincere both he and my counselor are for improvement in my condition. I don't feel trapped with this, just wishing it weren't so plausibly desirable right now. But onward.
I found some significant encouragement too in recent comments by Julia Serano.
The mopiness is still there, but it has good neighbors in my head today.
#1. The World of Warcraft issue includes a substantial component of gear, and I find that I'm making better progress on that than I expected. So, from the sound of it, are others, or at least they're also making progress. Not just on gear, either, but on talent points and all the rest, too. So I feel justified in hoping for better outcomes and encouraged to stick with.
#2. As for the testosterone, I've been reminded just how much attention my doctor is paying, and how sincere both he and my counselor are for improvement in my condition. I don't feel trapped with this, just wishing it weren't so plausibly desirable right now. But onward.
I found some significant encouragement too in recent comments by Julia Serano.
The mopiness is still there, but it has good neighbors in my head today.