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TransARFID tips from a CisARFID haver !

1) ARFID — try to intake less food and seem to lose interest in eating, find foods you dislike and avoid them due to color/texture/etc, forget to eat; many individuals with ARFID often forget to eat and/or cant tell when they are hungry, ARFID often effects sleep/attention & iron,, there are 3 subtypes of ARFID; Avoidant/Restrictive/Aversive

This is the quick and easy method I use to make a realistically-sized sock packer. It seems like a lot of the baby transmascs out there making sock packers make them very large and often disproportioned. Or with complicated recipes involving tape and pantyhose. Which is totally fine if that's what you want. But if I may be so bold as to present my method, here it is:

1. Start with a pair of socks that have some length above the ankle.

They can be any size, but you might need to adjust your folding and scrunching technique for larger or smaller socks to achieve a similar end result. I like this pair of beige dress socks that I own bc they're a good size and roughly match my skin tone.

(if you can't read the ruler, it's about ten inches from the toe to the top of the sock)

2. First we make the phallus. Take one sock and roll it up, starting at the toe.

When you reach the heel, there will be a bit of 'extra' fabric. I usually fold this back to form a sort of "head" for the phallus, but it doesn't really make a difference. You can roll right past it.

3. Now fold the top of the sock back over the roll to secure it.

Since my socks are ~3 inches wide, the phallus is about 3 inches long. Flaccid dicks come in a range of sizes, with an average length of about 3.5 inches. For me, three inches feels perfect.

4. It's ballsack time. Get your second sock.

To make the first ball, roll and scrunch the sock starting at the toe. Work your way up the sock, adding fabric to the scrunched ball until you like the size (or have used roughly 1/3 of your sock). My ball sizes are based on vibes. Real testicles are on average roughly 1 inch in diameter and oval-shaped.

5. Twist the sock once and fold it inside out, so that the scrunched ball is inside the sock.

This helps secure the ball and keep it separate from ball #2.

6. Twist and fold inside out again, to secure the first ball.

I find that doing this again keeps the ball more secure and defined. But if you're short on fabric, you can skip this step. At the end of this step, you should have a "right side out" sock with a ball in the toe.

The photo shows the twist I made before folding inside out.

7. Scrunch/roll more sock to make a second ball.

I usually have to do this step a couple times, going back to adjust the size of ball 1 so that it matches ball 2. It's normal for balls to appear uneven, so don't fret if they aren't perfectly identical. It will look fine in the sack. Make sure to keep enough sock left over for the next step.

8. Twist and fold the sock inside out again, so that both balls are inside.

Congratulations, now you have a ballsack.

9. Put the dick and balls together.

There are several ways to achieve this. My preferred method is to actually slide the base of the phallus sock into the "sack" of balls sock. I think this creates a realistic shape against my body when packing because of how the base of the phallus sits on top of the balls.

Other methods include: safety pin the base of the phallus to the ballsack, put both the ballsack and the phallus inside of a third sock, or just leave them separate and pack them in a pouch.

10. Congratulations on your penis.

You can secure it to your underwear with a safety pin, pack it in briefs or a pouch, and even hook it through an o-ring if you safety pin the shaft and balls together.

Here is the sock packer compared with an Axolom Fusion Mini silicone soft packer.

Some tips:

The length of the phallus will come from the width of the sock, the girth will come from the length of the sock. You can adjust the length/girth ratio by rolling the phallus at a slight angle, so it spirals out - making it longer and thinner. You can daisy-chain multiple socks to get more fabric. Experiment with folding socks in different ways to achieve different rolls.

The details of this method are very malleable and depend on what socks you have to work with. I've done versions where each ball is it's own ankle sock stuffed into another sock that is the sack. Or where one sock is split in half to make two balls, then put inside a second sock to act as the sack.

Experiment a little and see what works for you. Learn how changing a factor effects the result so that you have maximum agency of your sock-packing creations. Favorite penis-making socks in the wash? No biggie, you know how to do this with any pair. Get science-y. Gender is fun.

The tighter you roll everything and the better you secure it, the more it will hold it's shape in your pants. I actually think it's a pro that socks are so squishy because this packer will conform to whatever is going on with my pants. But if you wear it long enough and move around enough, you might find that it just becomes a lump of sock in your pants. Good thing it's easy to re-shape :)

For euphoria purposes, it is also possible to make a "hard" sock packer that looks pretty good in underwear. But I won't provide a tutorial for that. Use the skills you learn from practice and design your own. Have fun with it.

I still use sock packers even though I have a nice silicone one because they are so light, discreet, and customizable. Perfect option for people who are still questioning, who are closeted, or otherwise just can't get/don't want a silicone packer. We all got socks.

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i'm transharmed and transparasocial (recieving.) please help me transistion for those too.

anti-c chrono minor. i politely ask for chrono adults to not send me anything romantic or sexual, and i unpolitely ask pro‐c people to fuck off

Retransition (adjectival: retransitional, noun: retransitioner): transitioning again; or transitioning back. Instead of detransitioning, the individual considers that another transition.