Nov 7, 2025
Real talk I’ve never felt more confident that I do going out in a binder.
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Real talk I’ve never felt more confident that I do going out in a binder.
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*in a ricky montgomery voice*
he’s singing she’s a she’s a lady, and i am just a *incoherant screaming*
he’s singing she’s a she’s a lady and i am am just a frog in your backyard
I won’t be able to transition medically (in the sense of surgery) so I’m just gonna start working out and then start using T. It sucks though because I have both and top and bottom dysphoria but I feel like I’ll be fine.
I want to try trans tape but I think my tiddies are to big
Plus side of discovering my non binary self: more confident in my body and being topless.
Downside: my gf opens the front door without warning while taking the bins out and I’m fully tits to the street ðŸ«
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Back from a family Christmas. It was cute and nice but fuck me it showed me how certain I am in my non binary identity.
Honesty the idea of top surgery equally scares me and is a think I need. My goal for this week is to get on a waiting list
My gender is something I don’t think I can ever comprehend and that in itself is part of who I am.