#transfemenine

[transsexualmago]

most of the trans discourse on this site can be translated to someone telling other person their bullet wound is more infected than the other person's and that they are privileged over other infected bullet wound havers instead of going to the hospital, meanwhile, the person who shot them both walks free, isn't held accountable and keeps shooting people.

[the-last-hipopotamovolador]

Dont get me wrong, i dont want to body shame anyone but i hate that EVERY TIME that the tag transgender is trending i get happy for a second just to click on it and see a lot of trans people sexualizing themselves in a "call me if you want to fuck me" way. Like, no shame to these people but it makes it seems like the only thing we (trans people) have to offer here is our own bodies to the consume of the public and its sad.

EDIT: As i said in a comment Im not talking about a moral thing like "YOU TRANS PERSON SHOULD STOP EXPRESSING YOUR SEXUAL LIFE BECAUSE IT GIVES THE WRONG IMAGE OF OUR COMMUNITY" i dont give a fuck what cis people think, its just sad to ME seeing it because I as a trans person would like to see things i can relate to in the trans tag, not pseudo porn.

[robynne-h-evangeline]

Pride⚧️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️💛🤍💜🖤

[raging-guanche]

i love trans metalheads

i love trans goths

i love trans emos

i love trans scene kids

i love trans punks

i love trans alternative people

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

MTF Transfeminine Pride Flag

MTF/M2F: male to female.

Transfeminine: transitioning or moving towards feminity (identity and/or presentation).

[cryptic-sophia]

Hey everyone! Today I just wanted to take a moment to talk about the importance of being true to yourself. As a trans person undergoing hormone replacement therapy (HRT), I can tell you firsthand that being able to live as my true self means everything to me. It wasn't easy to come to terms with my gender identity and start my transition, but I'm so glad I did. Being on HRT has brought me so much joy and has helped me feel more comfortable and confident in my own skin. I know that for many of us, coming out and starting our transition can be scary and overwhelming. But I want to remind you that you deserve to live authentically and be true to yourself, no matter what anyone else might say or think. You are valid, you are loved, and you have the right to be happy. So to all my fellow trans folks out there: keep shining, keep being your authentic selves, and don't let anyone or anything stop you from living your best life. You've got this, and I'm here to support you every step of the way!

[hyper-cryptic]

Sonic Pride Icons! (Part 7)

Transgender - Transfeminine - Transmasculine - Demiboy - Demigirl - Demiflux - Demigender - Genderqueer - Nonbinary ! Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5 - Part 6 - Part 7 (you're here!) - Part 8 - Part 9 - Part Extra !

[evil-dad-evil]

A post for owners of nipples

It's winter in North America, which means everything is So Much Worse. It's as cold as a witch's tit, and their tits HURT! So here are some tippies to keep your nippies happy:

1. Wear a layer between your skin and your shirt, especially if your shirt is a graphic tee. The way some graphics are bonded to the shirt can chafe your nipples. This can be an undershirt, a bra, a binder, or anything similar.

2. Lotion! Warm it up on your hands if you have to. (If your hands are chronically cold like mine are, warm them with hot water)

3. If your nips are chafed, get some bandages. The pad of the bandage MUST be larger than your entire nipple, not just the bud, otherwise you'll take off skin when you remove the bandage (personal experience). Put on petroleum jelly, antibiotic/pain relief cream, or anything similar, then apply the bandage. Boom, heals and protects your nips.

4. Stay warm! Layers are your best friend. I absolutely have to wear a tiddy holder in winter, otherwise my nips get super cold and it hurts.

A happy chest equals a happy chest-haver! Stay safe!