#transamputee

[verymanyrats]

person: man i hate that restaurant, it costs an arm and a leg to eat there

transabled person: oh man, thats awful. hey what restaurant btw?

[angusdagoat]

Tips for Transharmed people!:

You can manipulate yourself into thinking something happened to give you trauma relating to that thing! Try telling people around you that the trauma happened to you. After that you can begin to think of exact details of the trauma. I'd recommend using people you're not around much anymore to base the trauma off of.

Steps!:

Step 1: think of a VERY detailed story of what happened, it's okay if you forget details! Just say it happened a long time ago.

Step 2: tell your friends small details of the trauma during sensitive moments in your life. This will trick your brain into thinking that it happened!

Step 3: talk to yourself/write about your trauma. After a while of doing this, it'll make you believe yourself when you say it happened.

Step 4: stop thinking about it as a transharmed fantasy, instead, think about it as an actual piece in your life.

Step 5: when doubting yourself, tell yourself this: "if I'm doubting myself, then that means it's real. A faker would know they're lying."

Step 6: keep doing this! It'll take a bit to fully convince yourself, but it'll work eventually!

Love: a cisharmed person!

[radqueerblinkies]

MORE TRANSID BLINKIES <3

[corruptions-grasp]

"but if you remove your eye y-y-you'll be physically disabled!" ya think i haven't thought of that one yet

i hate people who tell me about the "consequences" of going through a transabled transitioning, that's the motherfuckin point you assholes

[dogiitailz]

YOU are VALID ♡♡

(Ft Me with my Transids!!)

[yattathepinata]

It’d be fun if I had my arm or leg amputated and candies spilled all over the place!!! >ᵥ ᵥ ᵥ< and to clean it up we could all just eat it! Quick and easy peasy!

[transxg]

how i look now vs how i wish I looked

like. is it too much to want to be a half-bengali-half-senegalese-magical-girl-amputee-cyborg

LOL maybe but that's me

picrew

[lxghtofthephoenixx]

People who don't experience limb dysphoria will never understand that no amount of being reminded of how much harder life would be will fix it. I know the amputee in a wheelchair across the room has a hard life. This does not make the surge of my dysphoria go away, I cannot just keep reminding myself that society is not accessible to amputees and hope that it goes away. It's so irritating to open up to someone about these feelings, just for them to go 'you don't really want that, amputees have such hard lives :(' because no shit, captain obvious, but that doesn't stop me from occasionally wanting to rip off my legs!