Emma🌈🥰

|30| She/Her Your favorite trans girl Here to meet new and amazing people and see where life lead us all Love you all Not anyone's slave Be polite or get blocked Feel free going through my DM🔞 A regular lonely trans Love to meet you and see where it goes Been broken before Hope to meet you all and have fun

[sarrahhs-abdl]

what's a rule you love to break? I promise I won't judge. In fact, I might just join you.🥴🥴

[emcandy]

Naughty by nature ❤️🥴

[sarrahhs-abdl]

Before and after HRT 💊

It's been 6 years now since I started my journey....

You are who you want to be! #transfreedom#

[kimmieabdl]

Wild..... is me 😏 let's be friends 😉....

[emcandy]

Lovely 😍

[emcandy]

Lonely😥❤️🌈

[emcandy]

What are you thinking ?❤️🌈

[iam-samantha00]

Is this peachy enough for you?

[iam-samantha00]

The thought of me in fishnet or lingerie, does it turn you on?

[iam-samantha00]

You know you want it so come and get it

[emcandy]

Spooky ❤️🌈

[emcandy]

🌈spoil your princess❤️🥂

[emcandy]

Too hot❤️🌈

[flamingbluepanda]

When I came out to my mom last week her first reaction was "don't trans people always know their whole lives that their trans??" So here's a shout out to the trans people who didn't realize they were trans until they were in their 20s or later -- we are so, so, so incredibly valid.

[uncanny-tranny]

If it's true that transition inherently carries the risk for detransitioning people who regret transition, the solution isn't to ban transition.

The solutions that would help trans people and detrans people would be:

1. Not tying transness or somebody's gender/sexuality to their transition status

2. Not pressuring people to transition to "prove themselves" or to "go all the way" if they were really dedicated to being their gender

3. Reaffirming that you don't have to be "right," just happy

4. Not ridiculing people who regret transition, making them feel stupid, worthless, or that they can't "really" be their gender because they have transitioned in the past

5. Recognizing that detransition ≠ being cisgender, or otherwise not being trans

6. Educating people about the effects of transition in an accurate, compassionate manner and - equally important - letting them decide if that part of transition care is right for them.

[when-november-ends]

hey you, trans person.

yes you.

it's okay if you don't want everyone to use your chosen name.

it's okay if you (as an example) want your family to keep using your given name but everyone else should call you by your chosen name.

you're not less trans or valid because of it. identity is a complex thing.

i love you.