Ok coming back to say one more time because I don't think I emphasized it enough. I love being trans and it's super rad and it's great despite all the difficulties. Like, I definitely would not go back positively and absolutely. It is not a sentence to a hellish life.
Jenniferrr
joined 2 years ago
Blue period has a character like this. Clearly a trans woman and everyone uses he/him pronouns
This is so fucking weird from a roommate. Why does she care. Are you two dating or something? I assume no
I know it's scary but like, I have a few friends who are super tall and beforenthey transitioned were "Man-ish" or whatever (we all feel Manish before we transition lol) and they are really happy now. I love being trans even though it Is hard sometimes.
I knew for a while I would have rather had been a woman. Honwstl,y I'm 6 months into transition and I still don't know if I am a woman or whatever. I am transfemme. I guess I knew I was trans a few years ago when I read the button question and knew in my soul that I would press it in a heartbeat. It was years after that though that I would actually transition
❤️ seriously that guy helped so much just changed my whole perspective. Thank you SO much ❤️ 💙 💜
California requires coverage I believe for all gender affirming stuff. Laser hair removal for face (you can argue for body too...), ffs, BA, bottom surgery... depends on your insurance plan but I would hit the deductible for this so it would be like 2k?
Feeling better this week. Intrusive thoughts are better since last week but still there... but I'm dealing with it better (a friend here shared with me some resources that REALLY helped ❤️).
Separately, I also got my levels back and they are Ok. T is suppressed at 22 ng/Mol or whatever and estrogen is at like 160 trough value which isn't super high but it's seemingly working for me. I am thinking about getting on the patch though honestly.
Babe would you love me if I was a worm
At least in any state on the west coast it would be covered by insurance pretty much entirely I am pretty sure. In fact I have a trans friend who paid 50 dollar copay for her FFS and another 50 dollar copay for her top surgery (BA)
It's like that at the beginning and tbh it Is still hard. But I'm like pretty af now and I like how I look ans I like dressing fem and honestly being queer af it's just fun and feels good and I NEVER got that as a guy. So yeah also lots of things in life are hard but also fulfilling. Being a guy is also hard. Having to do the man suit isn't trivial.
Also idk I'd you're on there but imo get off trans reddit, it ofc is a source of support but at least for me it triggers my dysphoria so hard.