There’s something I found out that I think is important for trans men, trans mascs, and anyone who’s considering or is regularly binding to know. You know those binder safety guidelines? There is no science backing them whatsoever. They are essentially arbitrary, best guesses of what constitutes as safe use. The actual length of use and how long of breaks need to be taken, etc could actually require shorter durations of use and longer breaks.

When people have bad experiences with binding and speak out against their use, it’s often just dismissed as they weren’t following the safety protocols. However, we have no evidence that religiously following these protocols will guarantee someone will not experience a serious binder injury or permanent damage. I think we need to start noting that these aren’t safety guidelines and you’ll be safe when following them. These are guesses at how someone may reduce the risk of harm from regular binding.

I’m saying this as a trans man. I’m not someone with an agenda who’s using dishonest scare tactics. It’s important people are aware of the risks to make a truly informed decision on various aspects of transition. Especially when you consider how few people actually moderately follow these guidelines let alone religiously follow them.

Hello, my name is Parkers, I’m a TRANS BOY and I dressed up as Rogerina Taylor !!!!

This is my first time cosplaying/cross dressing uwu I’m so happy with the result ❤❤❤

I love Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody so much ❤❤❤❤

(HE/HIM PRONOUNS, I AM NOT A GIRL)

- jjoseparkers on twitter/instagram ❤

F2M or FTM: a transgender individual who considers oneself as transitioning from female to male; a person who was assigned female at birth and experiences a male gender identity or presentation.

Lesbian: an individual who experiences queer attraction to women; being gay for women; or describing non-man attracted to other non-men.

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Why We Need Gender Neutral Bathrooms

By: Ashtyn

Have you ever felt singled out for something that you can’t control? It definitely is a horrendous feeling. Sadly, this is often an everyday reality for trans and nonbinary people “thanks” to gender specific bathrooms. Although this community of people are a minority, we need gender neutral bathrooms for several reasons.

First what does transgender and nonbinary mean (since many people still don’t know)? Transgender (often shortened to trans) means someone who does not identify with their gender assigned at birth. Terms that fit right along with this community are FTM and MTF, meaning female to male and male to female. Another term that also fits in with the trans community is nonbinary. What does it mean to be nonbinary though? A nonbinary person does not feel like a guy or girl. This could include people who switch between various identities (not by choice), someone who doesn’t feel any gender, and so much more.

These are the main groups that are negatively affected by gender specific bathrooms, also known as bathrooms that have the labels of “girl’s” and “boy’s”.

How are gender specific bathrooms harmful to FTM and MTF people. Most people would come up with the answer of just using the bathroom that you identify with. Sounds easy enough right? Well, it’s not. From a legal standpoint some places require transgender people to use the bathroom that aligns with the gender on their birth certificate. This is especially harmful to trans people who have fully transitioned (medically and socially), who would obviously not belong in the bathroom that matches their gender assigned at birth. If we had gender neutral bathrooms, we wouldn’t even have to worry about the unnecessary step of checking everyone’s birth certificate. That is completely unpractical for someone who just wants to relieve themself in peace.

How are gender specific bathrooms harmful to nonbinary people though? In many ways. Let’s start off with our first situation of a genderfluid person trying to use the bathroom. First, a genderfluid person is someone who’s gender changes as often as every day to every year (this varies from person to person though). Someone who presents in a very feminine manner one day, walks into the men’s bathroom the next day looking very masculine might raise some unwanted attention. If we had gender neutral bathrooms, genderfluid people would not have to worry about this.

What if an agender person (someone who does not have a gender) tried to use the bathroom, only to find out that they were gendered. This could be distressing to many genderless people, as they wouldn’t identify with either bathroom. For example, even if an agender person was born biologically female, they might feel uncomfortable with going into the female bathroom since that’s not what they identify with. Some agender people present as more masculine or feminine, so if they went into a bathroom where no one looked like them, it could once again raise some unwanted attention. No one would have to go through this though if we had gender neutral bathrooms. No one has to choose, and no one feels unwelcome.

While there are many social disadvantages of gender specific bathrooms, there is one big personal disadvantage to gender specific bathrooms. Gender dysphoria. While not all trans and nonbinary people experience this, it is very common. What is gender dysphoria though? Gender dysphoria is the extreme distress that is caused by one’s assigned gender not matching up with how they actually identify. Things that cause this include physical traits that do not line up with one’s gender, but social dysphoria is also rough. Social gender dysphoria includes things like being misgendered, being forced to wear clothing of one’s assigned gender, and gender specific bathrooms. If you’re cisgender, imagine how you would if you weren’t allowed into your gender’s bathroom. It would feel really bad.

While I might just sound like some “special snowflake” going on a rant, their are facts that support why we should have gender neutral bathrooms. About 40% of respondents to an online transgender survey said that they have attempted suicide. This is nine times the national average. A lot of the motivation behind a trans person feeling suicidal is often dysphoria, something that is elevated for most by having to choose which bathroom to use. Arguments against gender neutral bathrooms have been analyzed and compared to those of Victorian times when a similar debate was occuring. A shocking amount of the points made against gender neutral bathrooms in both Victorian and modern times are the same. If we want to have made progress since then, bathrooms are a good place to start. Even with these facts though, people still oppose inclusive bathrooms. Why is this?

I have heard many arguments stating why we should keep gender specific bathrooms, but one point in particular has emerged in almost every one of these debates. A lot of people feel as if there is a possibility of being assaulted if we have bathrooms free for people of any gender to use. The other side of this debate feels that predators will use these bathrooms as a chance to come in contact with their next victim. This is a very genuine concern, but this is not something that we need to worry about. There have been no instances of assault due to gender neutral bathrooms, so there is no real platform that we can base this fear on. Trans people have quite a large risk of getting assaulted though for using the restroom that aligns with their identity. Since the people that actually need inclusive bathrooms are the ones at risk in gender specific bathrooms, why not put them into action?

While there are many people in the world who have to deal with gender specific bathrooms, I also have had personal experience with this issue. I was assigned female at birth, but I identify as agender meaning that I don’t feel as if I am a guy or a girl. I deal with a lot of dysphoria regarding my more feminine characteristics and the day to day situation of being misgendered constantly. Through all of this one of the things that brings me the most dysphoria is having to use the bathroom in public where gender neutral bathrooms are almost unheard of. This is a problem that occurs most at school where there are only male and female bathrooms. Even though there are no laws restricting me from using the men’s restroom (where I would feel the most comfortable even though I don’t identify a guy) I feel as if I have to use the girl’s bathroom because I would be completely socially annihilated if I didn’t. Every single time I have to use the bathroom I have to bear with the mental and emotional pain of walking into the space with the sign that reads “girl’s”. This situation strongly renders my ability to focus when I return to class. This sounds very stressful (and it is), but there is an easy way to fix it. You guessed it, by taking down the signs that read “boy’s” and “girl’s” and making the bathroom a place where everyone can go without having to sacrifice their mental health. I know for a fact that this would make my day way easier to go through, and would help more people than expected.

Gender neutral bathrooms are obviously a necessity for trans and nonbinary people everywhere. They improve the quality of our lives, have no disadvantages for cisgender people, and could even assist in reducing the suicide rates in trans people. Why not put something into place that would help people everywhere? I’m not sure why inclusive bathrooms are so rare, so maybe it’s time to take action, and maybe even save a life in the process.

So happy to call this body mine

“you might want to decide fast. We live in a dangerous world. If you see a chance to be happy, you have to fight for it, so later you have no regrets.”

― Ilona Andrews, Magic Bleeds

Guess who finally got hired as a pharmacy technician?! Sorry about the lack of posts I’ve been really busy with work especially with the covid-19 virus the pharmacy is understaffed. I’ve been super happy, but also a little sad for my friends who’s surgeries have been put on hold due to everything. Stay strong everyone!!

Two years on T, it’s honestly crazy that this much time has passed. Literally feels like I just started T yesterday!

1 year 9 months on Testosterone

I have a random life goal that I would like to achieve someday. I would like to meet Laura Jane Grace in person. I would. I admire her courage and strength and her honesty in her choice to transition. It’s just an added bonus that she’s a parent too. I don’t often see a lot of trans guys that are parents. To meet one would be nice but I’m getting off track. I would like to meet her, sit down with her, and talk to her about how she has handled coming out to her child. My son is younger, mind you. He will be two this month, but to talk to someone like her would be amazing to me.

I would like to meet any trans parents out there, but she’s one I’ve seen in the media and on this website and have watched True Trans on AOL and would thoroughly enjoy just talking to. I say that with the limited experience I have of being out. 

My brain is just now coming to terms with the fact that this isn’t simply going to go away and it isn’t simply going to allow me to push it back in a box. Maybe I need to learn to embrace the idea that this is my new normal. This is me, and I shouldn’t suffocate it or hide it and pretend it doesn’t exist. That has only caused more pain on my part. Like any person, I’m scared. I’m scared what will follow allowing myself to fully say, “I’m a guy. I want to live my life as a guy because, in my head and my heart, it’s who I’m supposed to be.” At the same time, I’m tired of pretending it doesn’t exist. I can’t do that anymore. I need to take steps forward rather than steps backwards.

I’m a guy. I’m a man. I’m a boy. I’m a transgender female to male! 

I get giddy every time I see me writing it and acknowledging it. Now what is the next step forward?

No filter: Day 1 (march 2, 2015) and Day 2,430 (6.5ish years on T, October 26, 2021). ️‍⚧️

Transitioning for me is a lot more of peeling back layers and uncovering what was always there than it is of changing into someone entirely new. Becoming who you were always meant to be, your truest self, is something we all spend our lives doing — not just trans folks — our journey just tends be a bit more pronounced.

Feeling stoked on my body lately

It’s been a minute since I was feelin’ myself — so here’s me, doing just that.

Always selfie-ing in my print studio.

Think before you speak

Just say what you’re thinking about saying out loud to yourself once. Is it questionable? If you’re not sure, maybe keep it to your damn self. It is not my job to educate or correct you. I refuse to be your fetish or your experiment. I am a sexual person, I love sex. I post pictures and videos and speak openly about my cock and my body. That does not mean that I am wanting or inviting of your obsession with trans peoples bodies and parts. I will not allow myself to be objectified.FUCK.YOU.

And the second January(!) story written for the semi-famous patron! If you want your own personalized and private stories, then consider becoming my Patron!

The time was coming. Nathan had said that he would finally have sex with his girlfriend on Valentine’s Day, which was in a couple days. The lack of sex wasn’t due to his faith or even the fact that she was unattractive. Sandra definitely had her looks going for her and an awesome personality to boot. It was because their sexualities didn’t mesh. Nathan was gay and had no inkling of bisexuality at all. In most other situations, Nathan would have come out already and told her the truth, but he was a star football player at a slightly conservative college, and he had overheard some of his teammates calling Carl Nassib slurs, so he knew it wasn’t safe yet. “I just wish Sandra was a guy,” Nathan wished to himself before falling asleep on the 12th. “That would make things so much easier.”

He didn’t think anything would come of it, but across campus, Sandra felt a sharp pain in her stomach. “Fuck, what was that!?” She sat down on her bed, thankfully able to snag a single for this semester. The pain was not subsiding and it had moved up to her throat now. Whatever was happening had made her lose her voice, as she would have screamed as she watched some of the changes happening to her in her full-length mirror. Her hair was retreating back into her scalp. There was no better way to describe it, since it wasn’t being cut and she couldn’t see any on the floor. Despite being a natural blonde, her hair color changed to black, and she had a much more masculine haircut than she was used to.

Sandra didn’t know what to do as the transformations continued. She didn’t think the police would be able to help her, and what would her girlfriends do, since she didn’t know how this fuckin’ started in the first place. She knew it was probably safer just to stay in her room, especially with her next changes. She had grown a fair amount of stubble and her face itself had gotten a bit more angular, more masculine as well. Her lips actually got less plump and it was around this time that she began freaking out. “I’m turning into a fuckin’ dude!?”

She didn’t have any body dysmorphia or feelings of being transgender, but it also wasn’t like Sandra could just call up a doctor or a therapist and have them stop this. She was hoping that maybe it was just her face, but she watched as her arm muscles just kept getting bigger and bigger. Sandra did work out, but to keep a lean figure and not gain too many muscles; that bodybuilder look on women just didn’t appeal to her. She was beginning to look like the jock she was dating! The transformation then moved to her breasts, and Sandra really wanted to scream right now. Her breasts were retreating into her body just like her hair had, but not as much as she would have thought.

Instead, the fatty tissue was replaced with a lot of muscle and got more angular as well. Her new pecs jutted out from her body more than some of her flat-chested friends, but that wasn’t something Sandra was too proud of. She did enjoy gaining some more chiseled abs, though, since she couldn’t stop herself from turning into a dude, so why not look the best? Her ass, funnily enough, didn’t go through a change, but her legs ballooned in size just like her arms did. Right now, she looked quite a bit like Nathan and the rest of the guys on the football team. She still had her pussy right now, and of course Sandra believed that trans men were men.

However, a new pain appeared in her pussy as the mounds and folds started to fuse together. Sandra reached down and tried to reverse it, but to no avail. Soon enough, there wasn’t even a hole for piss and other liquids to come out of, but it was just seconds later that her new cock started to form. She couldn’t help but look down in shock as her new sex organ just kept getting bigger and bigger! Sandra realized that she was definitely above average now, and had the girth to match. Her balls and the internal workings of her cock were soon formed as well, and Sandra looked just like a jock now.

However, she still thought and acted like a woman, but not for long, as the pain in her cock and balls now moved up to her head. She held her temples as she got a pounding headache while her brain was being rewired. Thoughts about gossip and when her next nail appointment was and if Nathan liked her low-key bimbo act were replaced with thoughts about football and fucking Nathan and what other guys would think about him fucking Nathan. It wasn’t long before Sandy became a beefy football stud in both body and mind. However, one thing that hadn’t changed was that Nathan and Sandy were still in a relationship, but Sandy was definitely the dominant one now.

Sandy wasn’t the only one who had gotten changed by Nathan’s wish. Nathan was living in a double, but his roommate was out fucking his chick, and the sounds of sex could be heard throughout the hall coming from most of the other rooms, so Nathan’s moans just added to the mix when he too felt a sharp pain down there. Of course, Nathan’s cock didn’t get even bigger, but began shrinking. He was already flaccid, and tugging at it worked to no avail. While he was able to scream, he didn’t scream for help, because what could the guys, mostly jocks on this floor, do for him? His cock and his balls too retreated back into his body until he was left with just a hole on his body a couple inches below his belly button.

Nathan’s transformation wasn’t over yet, though, as he watched as the hole got morphed into two mounds and he was able to spread them apart easily enough to watch the folds and creases of his pussy be created. Naturally, there were a lot of changes happening inside of him too, but Nathan just stared down, gobsmacked at his transformation from cock to pussy. Eventually, it was complete, and Nathan knew that this wasn’t some fake pussy; he could have biological kids if he wanted. He too experienced some mental changes, also less than Sandy did. Now that he had a bonus hole to get fucked in, as some trans guys called it, he became much more submissive. He hadn’t been a rough dom before, but usually did like to top and many people did like his dirty talk.

However, his dirty talk would soon be changing to begging his boyfriend to breed him and a lot of whimpering and moaning. It wasn’t long before those changes were complete, but Nathan couldn’t go back to bed. Sandy was still fast asleep, though, and reality had shifted a bit as part of the wish so that everyone, even Sandy and Nathan, had always thought Sandy was a dude. The couple actually came out in the locker room a couple days later. Despite Nathan being much more submissive and breedable, he was still quite muscular and not afraid to help his boyfriend fuck up some dudes who messed with them, especially the same dudes that laughed when they first saw his pussy.  

Requested: Could you do a Trans!Race and Male Reader smut,just like some really fluffy smut with a somewhat insecure Race? If you’re comfortable with that

Warnings: smut, insecure race, sad race for only a little bit, and nothing else really cause fluff

and for all my trans folks out there who might get dysphoric from reading this, Race isn’t fully transitioned so just beware when reading

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You’d been watching Tv, minding your own business when Race had walked in, straddling your lap and pulling you in for a kiss. It caught you by surprise but you kissed back, placing your hands on his face, deepening the kiss. Race hummed into the kiss, smiling against your lips before pulling away.

“Well hello there.” You laughed, giving him a small smile. The only response you’d gotten was Race’s lips connecting to your jaw. You let out a breathy moan when Race nipped at your skin, showing your sweet spot no mercy while he did anything he could to get the darkest hickey on your neck. “Race.” You moaned, grabbing his hips to stop him the second he started grinding down against you. “I- I thought you didn’t want-” You tried asking but Race shushed you.

“I want to. Please.” Race almost begged. “I want you.” He mumbled against your lips. 

“Race we don’t have to if you don’t really want to. I know you said the last time you did it with someone, it made you uncomfortable.” You explained, pulling away to caress Race’s cheek. 

“But it’s not fair to you.” Race shook his head with a sniffle, his vision starting to go blurry from tears. 

“Why is it not fair?” You asked, but remembered all the conversations about this you’d had before. “Race we don’t have to have sex okay? That’s not important. We do so many other things that make you feel comfortable, I don’t want to do this when I know that it does the exact opposite.” You explained, watching Race’s lip quiver.

“I want to. I trust you, and I know you wouldn’t say anything about… down there… that’ll make me uncomfortable.” Race explained, trying to hold back his tears.

“Are you really sure?” You asked, earning a nod. “And we can stop anytime, you know that right?” You asked, rubbing his arm, trying to get him to calm down.

“Well… I’m scared to do it from the back, s-so I guess we could do it from the front.” Race explained, his voice shaky. 

“Race look at me.” You said, grabbing his face in your hands making him look at you. “We don’t have to do this. I don’t want you to be uncomfortable, no matter where we do it.” You explained, pulling him down to kiss the tears that had slipped down his cheeks away.

“I really want you Y/N. I won’t be uncomfortable, and I’ll tell you if I am, I promise.” Race explained, wiping his cheeks free of tears.

“Okay.” You smiled, picking him up as you got off the couch, carrying him to your room. 

You tossed him onto your bed, earning a small laugh from Race.You both kicked off your clothes, both of you pulling each other back in for a kiss the second all of your clothes were off. Your tongues explored each other’s mouths while Race tugged at your hair sending shivers down your spine. You let out a surprised groan when Race started to pump your length, but he pulled you in for a kiss to muffle your moans. 

You blindly reached for the condoms and lube you kept in the night stand, kissing Race while you lubed up your fingers and slowly slid them into him. He pulled away from the kiss because of the long moan that left his mouth. Race couldn’t say anything, moans being the only thing coming from him.

“Look at my handsome boy.” You cooed in his ear, picking up the pace of your fingers. Race whined, holding onto one of your arms as his back arched off the bed. “Look at me.” You whispered, making Race finally open up his eyes. “There’s my boy.” You smirked, curling your fingers inside him making Race let out a pleasured cry.

“Y/N.” Race moaned out, his nails digging into your arm.

“Yes?” You smirked, leaning down pecking his lips.

“I need you in me.” He moaned, almost begging.

“Well since you asked so nicely.” You teased, pulling your fingers out of him. You tore the condom open, slipping it on and lining yourself up with Race’s entrance. “Are you sure about this?” You asked, kissing Race’s nose softly.

“Please.” Race nodded, pulling you down for a kiss. 

You slowly sunk in all the way, a moan that sounded like relief leaving Race’s parted lips. You groaned once you were fully in, pulling Race in for a kiss.

“I love you.” You whispered, pulling Race in for a kiss. 

“I love you too.” Race moaned against your lips, bucking his hips up to meet your thrusts.

You picked up the pace, both of your moans filling the room, Race’s nails raking down your back making you shudder. Race pulled you down against him, his legs wrapping around your waist to pull you closer. You reached back to lift his legs slightly, your next thrust hitting Race’s gspot making his back arch off the bed, and a stream of curses and moans left his mouth, his walls clenching around your length making you groan. You rested your forehead onto his, both of you cumming at the same time, and you pulled out, giving Race kiss after kiss, watching as a tired smile formed on his face.

“Are you okay?” You asked, caressing his cheek, kissing his eyes, nose, and lips softly.

“Perfect.” He responded, both of you getting ready for bed and curling into each other’s arms.

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Lee says:

If anyone is willing to help me out, I’m looking to reboot the anonymous survey measuring clitoral growth on testosterone!

Since people have been asking us how much clitoral growth people tend to experience on testosterone, I’m looking to collect some informal data on people’s personal experiences.

There is a lot of misinformation and misconceptions about the effects of testosterone on the body, so it’s important for us to find a way to educate ourselves and each other so people can make informed decisions and know what to expect!

Personally speaking, I started testosterone as soon as I turned 18. And as you all know, I did a lot of research beforehand! But there were some things that I couldn’t find statistics for online, which is why I later went on to create this survey.

I was given information by the provider who prescribed my HRT which said “your clitoris will grow bigger” but when I asked for something more specific, like what size range I should expect, or what the average amount of growth was, the nurse couldn’t answer beyond saying that I should expect “clitoromegaly” because she didn’t know either.

When I had just started testosterone, being told “this is what you should anticipate” is something that would have really helped me temper my expectations as someone who had assumed I’d magically get an unrealistic amount of clitoral growth (and later switched my plan from getting metoidioplasty to phalloplasty when I realized that the photos I had seen online were not “average” and I would end up being fully 100% average).

I’ve noticed that people who tend to post pictures of their genitals after being on T tend to be more well-endowed than those who choose not to share their photos in the same public manner, and people who choose metoidioplasty might be more likely to be on the larger side than those who choose to get phalloplasty, so just as looking at pornography doesn’t necessarily paint a realistic picture of what the average cisgender body is, neither does looking at some of the NSFW images posted online because of this self-selection bias.

So while looking at pictures and videos online might be one way for people to get an idea of what things will look like “down there” after having been on testosterone for a while, that type of content isn’t always representative of the full spectrum of bodies, or even something that everyone is comfortable looking at— it’s certainly not something that a minor could look at on a school or library computer, for example.

I know that this survey is a bit subjective— different people might be measuring their bodies in slightly different ways— but if enough people do it and the sample size is large enough, I believe it also should still average out to provide a more-or-less accurate depiction of what type of changes will happen happen on T.

I believe that this is genuinely an important issue and that is why I’m asking folks to push past their dysphoria and awkwardness, pick up a ruler and head to their bedroom or bathroom, lock the door and measure their clitoris for science!

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This survey only applies to people who were assigned female at birth; however, you don’t need to be on testosterone to respond.

People who are eligible to take the survey include:

• Trans people who were AFAB and are pre-T or non-T
• Trans people who were AFAB and used to be on T but stopped taking it
• Trans people who were AFAB and intersex
• Trans people who were AFAB and are currently taking T
• Cisgender women who have detransitioned/reidentified and used to take T but have stopped taking it
• Cisgender women who are intersex and have not taken testosterone
• Cisgender women who are not intersex and have not taken testosterone

The reason why pre-and-non-T people who were AFAB (including cisgender women) can be included in this survey is because their data can be used as a baseline for pre-testosterone clitoral size. However, you must be over 18 to respond!

People who are not eligible for this survey:

• People who were assigned male at birth and currently have a penis
• People who were assigned male at birth and had vaginoplasty/gender affirming surgery to create their clitoris
• People who were assigned female at birth and had their clitoris “buried” as part of phalloplasty/gender affirming bottom surgery (unless they specially measured their clitoris before surgery and kept a note somewhere with the measurements)

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I initially made this survey in 2018 when I was only about 1 year on T and before I had gotten lower surgery and I believe I had (badly) traced one of my own actual photos to create a drawing to demonstrate how to take the measurements.

Now Tumblr has now banned NSFW content and they took the link to the original reference photo set down as a result (despite my appeal!), so there is no visual to demonstrate how measurements should be performed, and I’ve since had lower surgery so my set-up is different than what people’s now.

If anyone has artistic talent/literally any drawing skills and wouldn’t mind donating their time to work with me to illustrate the procedure for taking measurements, I would really appreciate it if you sent an ask!

I also have the feeling there are probably a good number of ways that I can improve this survey so I’ve put a question at the end to ask for feedback on what y’all think of the survey and how I can make it better.

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While reblogs are both welcome and encouraged, I’d also appreciate it if you shared this link on any non-Tumblr social media that you may have; I don’t really go on the Reddit forums or the Facebook groups or whatever, and it would be cool if this survey made its way to those spaces as well.

Here’s a description that you’re welcome to use when posting this:

“Hello! My name is Lee. I’m a transmasculine person on testosterone and I’m conducting a survey on the effects of testosterone on clitoral growth. The purpose of this survey is to gather data that can help inform the expectations of transgender people who are considering taking testosterone regarding the average size of the clitoris after a period of time on testosterone. I am particularly interested in hearing from people who have been on testosterone for over two years, or who have stopped taking testosterone. If you were assigned female at birth, you may be eligible to take this survey. The link to the survey is here: https://bit.ly/T-growth”

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biologicallygay:

I have something you’ll never have: the privilege of sharing my body and sexual pleasure with other adult males. Your brimming fury and jealousy of this reality, manifested by transing the definition of “gay” to include opposite-sex intercourse, and using slurs like TEHM to “put me in my place”, does nothing but increase my pride in being homosexual. You’re not us. You can’t have what we have and you can’t take it away from us, and it drives you crazy. It must be pretty special if you want it so bad.