I had some when I was 18 and they were probably stress related, who knows. I don't really care about them and I dye my hair because I don't like my natural colour though if I went fully grey or white I would keep it. Or if I had a big patch I'd dye around that because I think that looks nice.
magi
joined 2 years ago
greys in your 20s is common..
It's not uncommon but the stigma is real. It can be genetics or stress or a load of other factors.
Greys can start in your teens.
Sounds like it would be nice c:
how many people come to consider themselves trans first and never discover the autism
If not for my wife I probably would never have looked into it or done 3 years research into it lol. But I know that there are a large amount of self diagnosed neurodivergent people. I would also add to that there is a very good possibility that a fair few trans people also don't suspect either though it is something some may suspect but not look into it in a serious fashion.
even asked the psyc about it "I meet the criteria for Asperger's actually..." And he chuckled and went "no you're not."
Many such cases unfortunately. It is incredibly hard to be taken seriously as an adult.
due to lack of awareness of what it is. Also, if I'm demi, would I put "asexual" or "other"?
It is a general lack of knowledge and could also have some who don't know they are Ace. Demi is a sexual orientation on the asexual spectrum so asexual.
I agree, needs to be set in motion 
I had the same issue with the Wii U pad, I have small hands and the pad felt too large and wasn't comfortable, never got a switch.
They should have mandated queer pools
My wife is very cute and adorable 
pondering
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You've done well, I know it can be hard though. I rarely lose my temper but that kind of fight can be incredibly stressful, hoping you can destress and feel better soon