Suggestions For Trans Guys

This is my current living space with my mom and cat. We had nowhere else to go but my sister's boyfriend's place, but we're 7 people total like this and this is only very temporary housing so we weren't without shelter right away.

The both of us are disabled and I've been trying to secure a stable job for so long, our cat was raised inside a home since she was a little kitten and she also has health issues, the weather is dangerously high at a near constant 34-38ºC (93-100ºF), I don't know what'll happen to us if we get kicked out and have nowhere to go

All we need is 600 euros so we can afford to rent out a place.

I write on the side and if you DM me I can show examples and we can discuss about shared fandoms I feel confident writing for and a price.

paypal.me/elisabetenogueira0

I just found out this morning that we don't have rent for November. Only one member of our five person household is working right now, with two unable to work and the other two just recently laid off but still searching. On top of that, one of our cats has suddenly developed a sickness that we need to take her to the vet for, creating further drain on our finances.

I potentially have a job lined up, but that doesn't start until the beginning of November, and the last working member of the house can't provide for all of us. So, I've opened commissions up again.

Uncolored doodles are $5, with up to two characters. +5 for color (no shading, lineart will be messy)

Meme redraws are $5 if you provide the meme, $10 if you don't.

Full, flat color color art is $15, plus $5 for every character above 2 (so the below would be $20)

If you're interested, DM me. My p4yp4l is @/transguysuggestion , which is how I usually do payments.

If you don't want to or can't commission me, please reblog, it would help a lot. Our rent is $2040- we have enough for October, but not for anything past that. Further examples of my work under the cut.

I just found out this morning that we don't have rent for November. Only one member of our five person household is working right now, with two unable to work and the other two just recently laid off but still searching. On top of that, one of our cats has suddenly developed a sickness that we need to take her to the vet for, creating further drain on our finances.

I potentially have a job lined up, but that doesn't start until the beginning of November, and the last working member of the house can't provide for all of us. So, I've opened commissions up again.

Uncolored doodles are $5, with up to two characters. +5 for color (no shading, lineart will be messy)

Meme redraws are $5 if you provide the meme, $10 if you don't.

Full, flat color color art is $15, plus $5 for every character above 2 (so the below would be $20)

If you're interested, DM me. My p4yp4l is @/transguysuggestion , which is how I usually do payments.

If you don't want to or can't commission me, please reblog, it would help a lot. Our rent is $2040- we have enough for October, but not for anything past that. Further examples of my work under the cut.

Transition Tuesday

I'm coming to love my graft.

It looks freaky. That's okay, I'm a freak.

It looks scary. That's okay, I'm scary (so I’m told).

It looks like it hurt. It did, and it was great.

It represents a long hard road out of hell. It's a sign of my dedication to authenticity. I'm proud of it.

Transphobes do their best to scare trans men away from life-saving medical care like phalloplasty with gruesome photos of fresh surgical sites. They want you to believe that it'll always look like that. But your flesh will heal, and so will your soul.

Here's the truth about transphobes: if gender affirmation surgeries were pristine, blood-free, scar-free, magical transformations, they would STILL try to scare you out of getting them.

Getting pins in a broken leg is gruesome, too. But isn't it worth it once the leg heals?

I love my scars. They're stories told in skin. Here's where I broke up a dog fight. This one's from a gun. Here's one from an Offspring concert. Here are the ones I got in exchange for a life without dysphoria. My scars celebrate my life and remind me of lessons I've learned.

So, too, with my graft. Every day I can look at it and remember that I made it. That I am made whole. That I am free.

being trans isn’t just dysphoria.

it’s this.

seeing other trans people be happy and enjoy being trans is not a threat to you. to doubt their transness because they're (perceived as to be) not as miserable as you is, however, a threat to them. - transmonstera