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Why is being trans so expensive. I want to fight someone now.

This is just to do with transition related stuff, I’m in the process of finding surgeons for top surgery. It’s been difficult. Everything is kind of overwhelming, but exciting. I’m just looking forward to being even more confident and happy.

One thing growing up I’ve realized is that one of the only reasons I hate myself as a trans person is because of transphobes. I think I’m pretty hot, I love myself, I’m a kind person, but it gets me down when I’m reminded that people hate me/others just because I’m trans. My body is wonderful, but to be told relentlessly that my body is disgusting, it makes me feel grossed out with myself. To be told that there’s somethingwrongwith me, over and over, that, that truly gets me as well. T3rfs are the worst offenders of this. Not only is their rhetoric transphoic, but ableist as well. To constantly use mentally ill as an insult, to think of our surgery/scars as disgusting, it’s awful. 

It’s awful to feel so happy and euphoric about yourself and comfortable in yourself and gender then just to be shit on.

I just want to live my trans life in peace and happiness. I want to love. I want to feel loved. I want to give happiness out to others.

Feeling so touch needy

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I cannot express enough how much I love trans people. I love trans fems, mascs, and nonbinary people so much. Ya’ll are so hot. Pre-op, post-op, hormones or not, I WILL thirst over you. There is just something so beautiful about being trans.

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Wanted this account to be kinda anonymous at first, but now I don’t really care. So hi face reveal <3

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More cute pics in the thigh highs <3

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Some chokers and a belt I have <3

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Boys built like this (tits+pussy) >>> rb if you agree

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tricky-pockets:

transmascs on T please weigh in

I’m in contact with my doctor about this, so don’t worry; I’m not like… relying on tumblr for medical advice. But it would help me to hear your experiences.

When/if your voice started changing, did it fuck with your throat at all? Like, sore throat, hoarseness, scratchy cough, etc.?

also note that I’m on the gel, not injections, so there’s no concern about having accidentally hit a vein. I promise I’m in no immediate danger.

also, side note, I just ate a marshmallow and my throat is significantly less scratchy. i feel like that shouldn’t have worked.

transmascs on T please weigh in

I’m in contact with my doctor about this, so don’t worry; I’m not like… relying on tumblr for medical advice. But it would help me to hear your experiences.

When/if your voice started changing, did it fuck with your throat at all? Like, sore throat, hoarseness, scratchy cough, etc.?

also note that I’m on the gel, not injections, so there’s no concern about having accidentally hit a vein. I promise I’m in no immediate danger.

got myself a fancy bag for my

✨ T-gel ✨

le-bjorn:

so tired of the insistence that bottom growth is Scary and Bad. i’ve heard so many people thinking about going on testosterone but deciding not to solely because they don’t want bottom growth because they’ve heard so much shit about it.

like, dude. it’s not that bad. it doesn’t even hurt for most people. idk where the hell that idea even came from, tbh. you want the truth? it’s a bit tingly for a week, there’s a weird ass sensation of just being Aware that it’s Growing for a month or two, and then it’s super easy to ignore. obviously there are gonna be people who have more pain than others, people who have outies so they gotta be more careful about the seam of their pants, but it’s genuinely not as scary and bad as people like to make it out to be.

it’s not like you’re growing a whole entire dick. it’ll just be like, 1-3cm on average unless you pump.

it’s ok not to want it. but i feel like there’s a lot of exaggeration being spread about the symptoms and results bc not enough people talk about it. i don’t even notice it most of the time (after a year on T). do yall wanna know the part of T that was genuinely painful? THE VOICE DROP. feels like you’ve got a sore throat for ages. totally worth it, ofc, but stock up on cough drops and try not to overexert your voice while it’s going through the initial drop.

and since i’m here, remember to clean under the hood if you do have bottom growth. that’s another thing i never see people talking about.

end PSA. have a great day

I’ve seen some posts expressing apprehension about bottom growth and I’m curious abt why - like, is it common to be scared of the discomfort or is it more about the results? idk. before I started, I hadn’t even heard that it might be uncomfortable, and it hasn’t been at all for me so far.

for what it’s worth, I second this whole post. I’m at 4 months - some bottom growth happened without me even noticing right away, but the voice drop has been BRUTAL

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boygirljaden:

“Transmascs are pressured to be feminine” “transmascs are pressured to be masculine” two things can be true at the same time.

From a young age, we are pressured to be feminine, because ultimately we are pressured to be women. Society does not want us to be masculine because it wants us to be feminine women, which is what is expected of all AFAB people.

Once we come out as transmasc, we are still pressured to be feminine because people still want us to be cis women. Our identities are not respected and people want us to fit into the binary as feminine women. That is why gender-conforming transmascs are pressured to stop being masculine.

For people who accept that we are not women, but still uphold a system of binary gender roles and transphobia, the only way they will accept we are not women is if we denounce femininity in every way. The only way they will accept that an AFAB person could be anything but a women is if that person is the antithesis of everything society perceives women to be. That is why GNC transmascs are pressured to start being masculine.

TL:DR; transmascs are pressured to be feminine, AND transmascs are pressured to be masculine. BOTH are true.

latest patch for my denim vest :3c

timedeo:

the alt-right pipeline is a real and dangerous thing that i think needs more awareness. here’s some videos that can help you learn about it

• the pewdiepipeline: how edgy humor leads to violence by noncomplete
• pewdiepipeline 2: how to shut it down by noncomplete
• how i fell down the alt right pipeline and escaped by xanderhal
• joe rogan gateway experience (into the alt right) by the serfs
• how to fall down the anti-sjw rabbit hole by three arrows
• the alt-right playbook: how to radicalize a normie by innuendo studios
• decrypting the alt-right: how to recognize a fascist by contrapoints
• pewdiepie and the problem with (fake) racism by the serfs
• how the far right weaponizes nostalgia by thought slime

Ok I know this sounds wild but I wanted to add onto this because as a trans person I wanna mention how trans-medicalism VERY easily slips into alt-right mindset. When I was young and still accepting my identity I struggled a lot with trying my best to “look” trans enough. Kalvin Garrah was really influential at the time and to put this simply, he led a lot of young trans people down a road that encourages alt-right ideals, such as hating “snowflakes” etc. it also reinforced heavily gender stereotypes, and encouraged hate against trans people in order to appeal to cis people. Quite literally, he was turning the community against itself in order to make cis people more comfortable with our existence. In doing this it caused people to excuse alt-right behavior because it supported the narrative that they were normal and we weren’t and if we wanted their approval then we had to permit their discrimination and bigotry. His target demographic was younger trans kids and this had a huge negative impact and I had to spend years unlearning hating myself and yearning for cis approval. I never got too deep into alt-right mindset luckily but I remember being hyper-critical of how others presented their gender when I was only 14. I saw many people follow that rabbit hole deeper and deeper until they out right became TERFS or worse. Trans-medicalism directly encouraged alt-right ideals by putting trans people down to try and get “acceptance” (put in air quotes because the point was to become the trans person that bigots pointed to and used as an excuse to say “I’m not transphobic I like this one trans person!”) from these people who never wanted to support trans people, just wanted an excuse to continue being transphobic.