#transaversary

[puppy-faggot]

One year transaversary is in two days 😳

[cameron-nocturnal]

ALSO I missed my 1 year Transaversary which was on December 17th but. Yay happy 1 year of being a guy :] yippee.

Look at my little drawing.

-Goosifer.

[just-jays-life]

Reflecting on 3 years:

Three years ago, I decided to take the first step to becoming a self-made man, and I stuck the testosterone patch to my belly.

This picture was from my birthday a month later.

I remember the first month being rocky: three periods and an allergy to the trans-dermal chemical in the patch, resulting in "pizza belly."

I still have scars on my thighs.

I wanted to start July of 2021, but the RN I saw with Planned Parenthood, disappeared from all that was, is, or will be, and the patches wanted reauthorization with my insurance, and were Hella expensive. So I was delayed 6 months. 6 months that almost broke me.

Once I got on injections, everything fell into place. I had more energy, I felt more myself, and I started to learn how to like myself a little more.

I legally changed my name and gender markers in October of 2022. That was an adventure of the legally system, but it finally worked out.

In July of 2023, I had top surgery, and now I can walk around without wearing a binder or a shirt if I'd like. It still feels strange to me at times to be shirtless. And I tend to be more modest.

I've gotten more into exercising, and I've lost a lot of weight for muscle, and I like being me. This may be a moderately abridged story. A lot has happened over the past 3 years.

But overall. I'm really happy just being me and continuing on my journey in my life as a man.

I've learned a lot and am looking forward to learning more.

[untogetherxxx]

Yesterday was my 2 year transaversary of coming out publicly. This is a comparison pic of me in 2016 and one from a couple of days ago.