dlaczego NFZ całkowicie refunduje rekonstrukcje piersi (gender affirming surgery for cis women!!) po mastektomii w przypadu leczenia nowotworów piersi, ale gender affirming care w jakimkolwiek innym przypadku jest nierefundowana???
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dlaczego NFZ całkowicie refunduje rekonstrukcje piersi (gender affirming surgery for cis women!!) po mastektomii w przypadu leczenia nowotworów piersi, ale gender affirming care w jakimkolwiek innym przypadku jest nierefundowana???
After reading a review of my work that was so heavily gendered I'm making an announcement that the pronouns I'll be using moving onwards is ono/onu in Polish and fae/faers in English
I use she/they pronouns and I usually don’t mind either, but it’s so pissing off when some people really emphasize the she/her pronouns as a way to ‘correct’ me.
Sometimes I wish I chose a more masculine name. I almost changed my name a few times throughout my early transition. I thought about being a Scott, a Davey, a Jonas. I feel like those are all me well enough, but unfortunately I was not surrounded by kind and supportive ppl (not even in a transphobic way, more like a mean judgmental way), and so anytime I brought it up I was always shut down. But my chosen name is very me, and the fact it’s unisex honestly can be a lifesaver sometimes. I’m at a point in my transition I come across as androgynous and can use it to my advantage to present myself how I want or need to. It gives me leeway. And the story behind why I chose it is cute :] but sometimes the vagueness of it is rly annoying and dysphoria-inducing
I feel like in a perfect world I could’ve proudly been both a boy and a girl, especially publicly. I’m having a lot of gender feelings I can’t articulate
I need to break into his house and find the genie lamp he used to get his gender
im agender so womanhood to me is a bit like putting on a cosplay for funsies, and other times im like im not in cosplay rn but i still receive sexism and move thru the world like what i've learned is expected of me and it's weird. i would have loved to play football today w the men by the outdoor pool but 1. i'm introverted and skittish around groups and 2. i didn't want any of them to think i was in any way interested in them romantically/sexually but that's the heteronormativity of it all
the gender euphoria of having bruses from a fight