Is This Just My Imagination

Am I a loser or is it just my imagination?

You are NOT a loser!! Reasons - You are still making efforts to gain more knowledge by this masters when you could have lost the passion of studying and instead been comfortable with what you had. This means you have the zeal to do better and improve. 27 is not an odd age to study neither is it the age when one should be sure shot settled. Take your time. In my business school there are people who are more than 30 and happily pursuing various masters courses. There is no age to learn! You have the realisation that your parents are investing their efforts in you. This is a positive sign. Rather use it as a motivation for doing even better and making the most of the opportunities you have there. Your parents believe in you. They are supporting you in this because they know you have the potential. None will know you better than your parents.Parents are such lovely humans, they are more satisfied watching their children advance in life without worries instead of a comfortable lifestyle for themselves. Give them that satisfaction. Stay happy!! Once you are back into your working phase, you'll take care of everything!

Can you prove that you are not just my imagination and that you do exist?

The asked question is: "Can you prove that you are not just my imagination and you do exist?"I cannot prove it beyond all possible doubt, but I may be able to demonstrate that beyond reasonable doubt I actually exist outside of your imagination, if will participate with me in the demonstration; here is what I propose:Give me your consent for me to strike your left shin with a baseball bat and allow me to do it.If after I do that you will then also give me your consent to strike your right shin with that baseball bat and allow me to do it, then after I do it I will acknowledge (and sign a statement to this effect) that I cannot prove to you or even demonstrate to you beyond reasonable doubt that I actually exist outside of your imagination.If on the other hand you do not give me your consent to also let me strike your right shin with that baseball bat, then I will declare success in demonstrating to you that beyond reasonable doubt (even if not beyond all possible doubt) that I actually exist outside of your imagination (and you will sign a statement to that effect).So, whattya say...game for that?  ;-)

Is it just my imagination, or are there more trans men than trans women?

From an outside observational view, you notice the transgender women far more often. There may be just as many transgender men, but they don’t need to make major changes to pass as a male — they easily get away with being “ambiguous.”TRANS MEN — pretty easyMost trans men, don’t bother to go out of their way to get testosterone shots. They generally justa. gain weight, cut their hair, and dress male — their cleavage and curves get lost in the other loose skin on their bodies.orb. lose a lot of muscle mass/body fat, such as by going vegan, and dress ambiguously — this makes their cleavage flat and their curves almost go away.With no hormone treatments, they still don’t have to shave all of the time, yet still essentially look like a guy who shaves. It’s cheap, it’s easy, and if they still want to have a child, they can.TRANS WOMEN — not so easyMost trans women, have two major issues:Adam’s apple5 o’clock shadowWithout female hormones, there is no way in Hades that most trans women are going to pass. They have to take the hormones, get cleavage, and somehow try their best to not stand out, even though they are a 6 ft tall woman, in a world where the average woman is 5′3″ to 5′4″ tall. It’s really tough to blend in as a woman — hence why you notice them more.