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a few years ago I was at an adult camp site for a birthday party. I drank too much and wet my panties before I could get to the bathroom. Didht even realize I had to go. I threw them away and as I got out, the girl I liked asked if I saw the wet panties in the trash can. She laughed a little at "whoever" and how someone who pissed her panties could be allowed at an adult camping site. I had to laugh along, absolutely mortified and so so horny.

oh my god?????

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Please…. A drawing of Randy sleeping with the giraffe plushie tucked under his arm and he looks so peaceful in his sleep. And an arm around him because Benson is the big spoon tonight.

anon, your mind...... 🙏💕

this image has been haunting my brain for a while and I tried my best to put it on paper

#anonymous #ask robin #robin's art adventures #stockroom syndrome #ranson #randy bradley #benson the passenger #the passenger 2023 #fun fact this is the exact same pose i sleep in when i hold a plushie 👍

I hope you can find more happiness within the transfem experience. Seeing the "Just realized, not excited" does break my heart a bit. Is being a trans person in 2025 absolutely terrifying, unfortunately yes, but it will be the best thing to happen to you, eventually. It's saved my life and I hope it can bring you the same comfort in time

-A trans girl

Thank you so much for sending this. When I updated my bio around my 27th birthday, I considered changing or deleting that bit, both because I had spent a bit more time coming to terms with my identity as a trans woman, and because I'd found so much more to be excited about. While thats all still true (moreso now almost a month later), there are still a few big, scary things left to tackle before I feel ready to say I'm excited and happy about it.

First and foremost is being out to everyone, particularly my parents. If I'm being real, I think that my coming out to them will probably destroy what relationship we have, temporarily at best and permanently at worst. I'm not really ready for that, and I can't picture life during or after that event. Not in a self-harm sort of way, in a "truly unknowable and thus scary" sort of way.

While there's more than that stopping me from fully saying I find joy and comfort in being trans (change sucks, I need to find physical community, money, etc.), I feel like I'm almost there. HRT had transformed my life for the better already. Every day I feel a little more able to be fully myself than the last, and that found freedom has resulted in so much joy.

I know there's more to come, I just have a bit of work to do before I can truly say "Im here, I'm trans, and I'm excited for the road ahead." But I'm excited to be excited, and I feel like I'll get there soon.