Can I change my major? Share your story.

I don't possess a sex change story myself. People who go through sex change usually face numerous challenges. They first have to deal with society's expectations and norms that may not be in line with their true selves. Then, the process of changing their physical appearance to match their gender identity is complex. It may include hormonal changes that affect their mood, body shape, etc. Surgery also comes with risks and a long recovery period. But through it all, they are on a path to being their true selves.

Yes, you can usually change your major. In my case, I started as a biology major but realized I was more interested in computer science. I talked to my academic advisor, filled out some forms, and met the requirements for the new major. It was a bit of a process, but it was definitely possible.

Sure, you have the option to change your major story. However, it could mean having to catch up on new coursework, potentially extending your time in school, and maybe facing some initial confusion as you adapt to the new field.

I changed my legal name for professional reasons. I'm an artist, and my birth name was really common and not very memorable. I started the process by consulting a lawyer. He guided me through the paperwork. I had to publish my intention to change my name in a local newspaper for a certain period. This was to give the public a chance to object if there were any issues. Fortunately, there were no objections. After that, the court processed my request, and I got my new legal name, which has really helped me stand out in the art world.

It can inspire you to make positive changes. When you hear about someone else's experiences and how they overcame challenges, it might give you the motivation and ideas to do the same in your own life.

You can usually start by creating an account on the Share My Story platform. Then, look for options like 'Submit Story' or 'Share Your Experience' and follow the prompts.

My dad once took me on a fishing trip when I was a kid. We got up early, and he showed me how to bait the hook. It was a simple day, but his patience and the way he taught me made me feel special. That's when I realized how much I love him.

My 'I found my friend' story goes like this. I was at a concert, and the place was super crowded. I was trying to find a better spot when I accidentally bumped into someone. I was about to apologize when I realized it was an old friend from college. We had so many memories together. We ended up spending the whole concert together, reminiscing about the old days and catching up on what we'd been doing since then.

Sure. I was very young when my mom passed away. It was sudden and I didn't really understand what was happening at first. I just remember feeling this intense sense of loss and confusion. I missed her hugs and her voice so much. It took me a long time to come to terms with it, and even now, there are days when I think about her and feel a deep ache in my heart.

The first nappy change on netmums was really memorable. I remember being super careful not to hurt the baby. I gently lifted the baby's legs and removed the soiled nappy. It was a learning process as I had to figure out the best way to clean the baby without making a mess. After putting on the new nappy, I felt like I had passed a big test. It made me more confident in taking care of the baby.