#nonbinary trans masc

and before ANYONE wants to say "you're nonbinary you can't speak on the experience of a trans man" actually my gender presentation is closely associated to that of a trans man if you look through life with a cis-het lens and the hatred trans men receive is close to those of nonbinary trans masculine humans so yes i can. these people don't know what my identity is and assume because i am pre top surgery with facial hair im also just some confused women//deranged. AND even after top surgery I'll still be seen as a man even if i dress gender fluid//androgynous. being nonbinary is under the trans umbrella but everything is on a spectrum.

If anyone has experience getting legit gender affirming care in the uk, (so no diy or self med because I have some conditions which make hormones need more monitoring by a professional,) would you mind talking to me about the process and who you’re getting care with?

My GP is open to doing shared care, he’s trans positive and was supportive when I last saw him, but agrees that I need monitoring if I go on hormones. I’m also looking into top surgery.

I just gotta do something before I literally just curl up and never leave my bed.

i talked to my doctor about switching from testosterone gel to injections and he said yes, plus he's upping my dose! on Nov 25th, I get my first injection. im absolutely terrified, but so ready.

when I was a baby trans at 16, I was so positive I would never do injections because I was so terrified of needles. to be honest, I still am. I'm slowly getting used to them due to having to get blood work done often, but I'm still scared. but now at 24 I'm doing it anyway because it's what's right for me, what'll make me happy, what'll help me.

This pic is really nice