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WE FINALLY GOT A PROGESTERONE STUDY!!!!!!!!!!!
The addition of the hormone progesterone to gender-affirming hormone therapy leads to increased breast growth for transgender people followi
this is extremely exciting. progesterone's effect on breast growth has been under-studied for so long and as a result has stopped a lot of transfems from getting on it. this could potentially be a game changer in a great way. i'm shaking. holy fuck.
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I mean yes I wanna go on T for the voice change and the body structure but at the same time I have my motherâs face and itâs nice to see her sometimes. You feel me
I mean, I knew since the The Now Now cover art, but it's nice to know old people are chill with us & make their very famous OCs trans
I love how estrogen and testosterone both make you fatter. survival takes GIRTH baby we are gonna make it through! And your body needs energy to make those changes happen, can't build tiddies or wide shoulders on fumes. I love you and I'm feeding you an onion ring with my mind
One of my goals this pride season is to become comfortable with calling myself trans. As someone who is nonbinary but overall generally passes as a cis woman, I often feel like I don't deserve it. Because I use she/they pronouns, it can be easy for my brain to say I shouldn't be mad when I get exclusively she or am assumed cishet allo (also bi and aro). Because I haven't made any major attempts at making anyone see me differently. Because I'm pretty alright with how I look. But also. I am trans. I'm not cis. I regularly am misgendered because people see me as a woman, and I'm not. And it doesn't always hurt, but sometimes it really does, and I need to fucking acknowledge that. And remember that it's okay for me to use the trans label too. I'm pretty good at accepting that I get to call myself bi and aro, even though my relationship passes as cisromantic, but the trans thing I still struggle with. And I'm not saying my struggle is anything like anyone else's. But I am trans, and I often don't let myself claim that.
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I love transitioning into a man to wear lockets and write poems and collect stuffed animals đ
For the longest time, I didn't really think too much about getting a hysterectomy. I figured maybe eventually if I had the time.
Well I fucking made the time the last time Fuckface Von Clowntits was president because I figured they take away my testosterone at least I won't get periods back.
But sure, I was overreacting.
Iâve had multiple experiences where younger people have come up to me in public and directly asked âare you transâ, not in a malicious way but to try and initiate conversation with me on common ground, and while personally it doesnât bother me I really need people to understand you should not do that.
I understand being excited seeing another trans person especially if youâre very young and donât have anyone in your life you can relate to on that, but if you want to meet other trans people clocking strangers is not the way to do that. You donât know how thatâs going to make them feel, you donât know if theyâre stealth or if theyâre with people who donât know and youâre actively putting them in danger by clocking them, for most trans people being clocked in public is a horrible feeling no matter who it comes from and also!! not every trans person wants to make friends where the only foundation of that friendship is both of you being trans. Not every trans person will be as excited as you are to see another trans person and many of us are actively uncomfortable with attention being drawn to our gender especially by strangers.
Please if you absolutely have to talk to someone youâve clocked in public find a reason other than the fact that you clocked them. Iâve gotten âI like your outfitâ many times and while yes I can tell when youâre just saying that because you canât say âwow look a transâ itâs a million times better than you openly and confidently clocking someone to the entire room.
Even while I donât really care when it happens (Iâm pretty androgynous and donât really ever pass as cis in either direction so I kind of just expect it, although tbh if someone did this shit to me a few years ago it probably would have ruined my day) I always tell em off as politely as I can because yall need to learn some etiquette seriously.
