Mar 28, 2024
Alois Trancy from Black Butler is a 🐾 , 44m , a 🗺 , and TransOLD !!
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Alois Trancy from Black Butler is a 🐾 , 44m , a 🗺 , and TransOLD !!
Requested by :: Anon
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TRANSMUNCH!!!
I haven't seen anyone post about this one so I thought I'd bring light to my fave identity (◕ᴗ◕✿)
I made a flag for people who have transmunch! which is a cuter name for trans munchausen syndrome!!! Those who can identify with this flag tend to have
a history of claiming complex and serious medical conditions!! (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Symptoms that don't match with test results!! ( ꈍᴗꈍ)
Symptoms that get worse for no clear reason D:
More info!!! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
Munchausen's Syndrome is a mental condition in which a person repeatedly seeks medical attention for falsified, exaggerated, or self-inflicted physical symptoms. Like it or not, if you're transabled, you automatically have this disorder :0 but that's ok! You'll get better soon <3
Remember to all of those who are transabled; you are NOT valid! And you're also stupid :3 and disabilities aren't something you can pretend you have. You're disgusting and you do nothing but hurt people with actual conditions
I was asked for tips to deal with misgendering early into hormone therapy. So here are some ideas, in no particular order. Hair cuts Getting or giving myself hair cuts was one of the best self-care…
Repeat your truths, even if others don’t listen, you do Yours will probably differ from mine. But though I intellectually knew the following, it took years of repeating them as required to know these in my bones: – I’m a man. I’m real. Ergo I’m really a man. Not becoming, identifying as or performing. – Boundaries are healthy. I don’t owe anyone my former name. – I have correct pronouns, not preferred ones. – Don’t put myself down, the rest of the world doesn’t need my help. – I don’t owe my parents my life. I matter to me. I have inherent value as a human. – Should I come to regret any part of transition, I will know why I did it. I will know how long and hard I reflected first, how miserable I was, everything else I tried first. I will be able to live with the consequences of my actions.
My mum’s got steadily worsening dementia. I knew something along this line was coming, but she’s asking more and more frequently why people are calling me by my chosen name. IDK how she…
I’m not worried about this disclosing me, even if she starts having this argument in public. For one, she only speaks to me in French, and few people around us speak it well, never mind our dialect. For two, it is increasingly clear to all around her that she has dementia, so anyone who might understand the conversation would probably chalk up her confusion to her declining faculties. For three, being randomly disclosed to strangers I’ll probably never see again doesn’t phase me. I selectively disclose, and am generally comfortable with disclosure, even if I prefer not to in all areas of my life. She doesn’t have access to the parts of my life where I don’t disclose.
I welcome words of comfort or validation from those in similar circumstances re: a parent with advancing dementia. This was not in the brochure of “what to expect if you go on T.”
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internalized transphobia: do you experience it? what do you do about it? I used to swim in internalized transphobia. It helped that I went through the process of challenging my internalised French-…
Cis people who inform me they don’t date trans people, especially when it’s unprompted (e.g. I wasn’t flirting with them) are assured the feeling’s mutual: I don’t date transphobes. It’s less common nowadays because outside the UK, I don’t typically disclose to dates. But the last person I flirted with who knew me prior to transition ended things upon concluding she couldn’t take me home as a date to her mum because of my transness. I know her mum, she adores me, and I presume she knows my medical history but perhaps she’s not been told. At any rate, such people never know how to receive the news that loss of interest can be truly mutual. But since shedding my internalised transphobia, it really is mutual disinterest. It’d be toxic to date someone who wishes I was cis; I want healthy relationships.
I stopped considering transphobia as potentially justified cisnormativity and now recognize it for the gaslighting it is. They don’t know me better than me. They don’t know the science better than my prescribers and me. I don’t have to educate anyone; I don’t care if they accept that the disinterest in dating, for example, is mutual. I care that I know that.