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greeting crab!

risograph print on 60gsm paper (folded into greeting cards)

greeting crab!

risograph print on 60gsm paper (folded into greeting cards)

Alright folks. I need tips/tricks and suggestions.

I have decided that I need a small set of boobies. Although, I have had considerable breast growth these past 5 years on HRT, they just aren’t where I want them to be. Emotionally I feel like I have come full circle with my transition, physically not as much. So I’m switching up my focus and working on my body and the changes I want to see. Physically I am the healthiest I have been since starting HRT. By the end of this year I will have completely stopped taking spiro, which as many of you know is a common HRT drug a lot of trans women struggle to cope with taking. I certainly have. But it’s almost over! 🙏🏻❤️

So what is next? Well, I want bigger boobies haha. A LOT of women do so I’m not gonna waste time wondering if it’s like, a trans thing, it’s I’ve been growing mine for 5 years and I love them, but I want to help them out a bit. I am a little over 6 feet tall, and I want very minimal but big enough to add some roundness in places and fullness in others. I’m pretty sure I want saline implants, ones I’ll have taken out in 6-8 years hopefully and then decide at that point if I want new ones or to go back to being smaller chested. I can cross that bridge when I come to it you know? So suggest away. Like imagine this photo of me right, but with little perky boobies underneath my sweater. 😍 .... I’ve a mighty need folks. Also what do you think the cost will be? Obviously I want to see the right surgeon so I’m either going to L.A. or New York, probably??? Idk, yall throw shit at me, links, opinions and comments, whatever you think might help.

Xoxo

borzoi <3

homosexuality (linocut)

Embrace Octopus Sweater, completed in march 2023

this was the pattern that got me into knitting sweaters, and the pattern that got me into knitting color work. it took years and several sweaters, shirts, and other color work projects to work my skills up to the point I felt comfortable with this, but for a while this was what was guiding my knitting journey. now that I'm on the other side, I do feel a bit lost. it's really fun having something that consumes you like this—I feel like I'm always chasing something that can be that light, that can answer questions about what to do next, that can give me a metric to measure against. until I find that again, I'll just be making what feels right in the moment