They sure do ! I have two of them . They ' re easy to care for and fun to handle . They jump around like frogs , and their skin is really soft . <| sep |> I would add on to this that your choice of accommodation may be quite important , although obviously doesn ' t give any certainties . Opting for a house rather than halls , or requesting to be housed with mature students , may help find like minded people who are more focused on studying . <| sep |> That ' s because you bother putting it away . # DicksOutForEver <| sep |> Welcome aboard the USS Crown Victoria <| sep |> Always the other way around . Think of it as at <| sep |> 1 Your suffering will not fill a hungry belly . What will help you relieve others ' suffering is finding your power the energy , skills , and maturity to make changes that actually reduce war , famine , poverty , disease . For many trans people , getting to that place involves some kind of transition . 2 The majority of trans people already live in war , famine , poverty , and disease . Both by pure percentages of population and because extreme discrimination makes it much harder to escape dire situations . It hasn ' t stopped them from being trans ! 3 By all means , keep your transition in perspective Being trans is certainly not the worst thing to happen in my life , as draining as it was . I do think i have gained some value from that perspective it was easier for me to juggle my transition with other ways of improving my life , and to form coalition with the struggles of others , cause i saw dysphoria as one suffering among millions .