Im Queer And Im Here

Mac ✨Trans Icon✨ Insta @big_mac_snack_wrap 24// T 10/15/2015//he-him

[rabinovitch]

happy werewolf transgenderism wednesday

[gothic-chicanery]

happy werewolf transgenderism wednesday

[crayola-samgirl]

[be-queer-and-be-here]

Wow so it was my 3 year on T a few days ago?!?? Life is wack, so is body hair 😂

(Pre T)

(1 Year on T)

(2 Years on T)

(3 Years on T)

[be-queer-and-be-here]

Wowie just got 4 years now! 😱

(4 years on T)

[be-queer-and-be-here]

Big jump! But just passed my 8 years on T!

(8 years on T)

Finally have a filled out man body 🤣👏

[hellyeahscarleteen]

A New Study Finds That Almost No One Regrets Getting Top Surgery

The overwhelming majority of subjects said they were highly satisfied with their surgery.

"Top surgeries are coming out on top when it comes to patient satisfaction. A new study found that when it comes to this particular procedure, people’s long term satisfaction was “overwhelmingly positive compared to other medical and nonmedical decisions.”

Opponents of access to gender-affirming care like to claim that patients will someday regret making irreversible or partially irreversible changes to their bodies, such as gender-affirming mastectomies (often referred to more colloquially as top surgery). Florida Governor and wannabe presidential candidate Ron DeSantis, who has overseen passage of some of the most anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and policies we've seen, once likened trans-affirming care to chemical castration during a debate, while Arkansas Attorney General appeared on Jon Stewart’s show The Problem to deliver the incredibly made-up statistic that 98% of gender dysphoric youth will eventually identify as cisgender.

However, actual medical evidence tells a much different story.

A study published online in the journal JAMA Surgery on August 9 surveyed 139 participants, all of whom had gender-affirming mastectomies at the University of Michigan between January 1, 1990, and February 29, 2020. Researchers found that the median satisfaction rate among respondents was five on a scale of 1 to 5 (the higher the number, the greater the satisfaction, the study explains), and that their medium regret score was 0 on a 100-point scale (again, the lower the number, the lower the regret). In other words, the overwhelming majority of respondents were highly satisfied and regret was vanishingly rare.

Additionally, a quarter of respondents reported having had an additional gender-affirming procedure since their top surgery. As the study’s authors said, “These results suggest sustained intent and consistency in decision-making.”

This is far from the first time that medical evidence has supported the long-term positive effects of gender-affirming surgeries. A 2021 review of multiple studies found that only around 1% of patients who received gender-affirming surgeries regretted their decision. And as the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund notes, almost every major medical association has recognized gender-affirming care as a medical necessity."

[secretboldy]

Wait you’re a white guy named Brian who is into pup play omg it’s just like family guy

[that-twink-over-there]

[manforsale]

You be slangin it? sunday

[homoidiotic]

"Heck Yes! We're Transgendered" from Transgender Tapestry magazine (1997)

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[be-queer-and-be-here]

New year, New thirst traps 😘

7 years on T

5 years post op

[doggy-blogging]

he/him but in the same way people refer to an unknown dog

[cipheramnesia]

Part of the reason T4T is so common is the mix of "don't freak out and kill me" plus "I'm not going through gender 101 with you," sure. It's way easier being trans with other trans people in that way. But also another part of it is a certain amount of wanting "holy shit your gender is so awesome, my gender is so awesome, I love what you're doing with gender, I'm amazing at gender" to go both ways. Which, not many cis people are like that about their gender. Not zero, but it's not common, and I just enjoy sharing the genderiness of it all too much.

[thekidsfromyestergay]

[fagonator-ultimate]

it's me im trans ppl

[be-queer-and-be-here]

Happy Trans week Internet, Appreciate my Trans body in all its hoé glory

7 years on T

5 years post op

[niconebula]

I need you guys to listen so bad, but I’m at least glad people on Twitter are starting to talk about this. The government of Canada is expanding Medically Assisted Death to cull the poor and disabled, and now suicidal and mentally ill (these are usually interchangeable of course here). It is EUGENICS and every single disabled rights organization is against it.

Disability payments are $1,200 a month. The average one bedroom apartment rent in the Greater Toronto Area (greatest pop. area by far here) is $2,000 a month. People with mental illnesses are on months long waitlists to get even a single publicly funded session. Weeks to get privately funded care which costs at least $200 a session. There is no housing here for disabled people. We are in one of the worst housing crises in the world right now.

Doctors are now offering MAiD unprompted to young suicidal people. This woman is 21, a health practitioner literally suggested she kill herself.

This is one of the worst Disability Rights Violations we’ve ever seen in Canada. The government is killing us because it is cheaper than funding healthcare, cheaper than giving people housing and food and basic human rights.

[memewhore]

[catboymoments]

how y’all feelin

[wildhumanhasappeared]

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