#transition stuff

[i-am-a-fish]

I feel attractive

and that's not really a feeling I'm used to. I just feel really confident and beautiful. it's a really nice feeling that I didn't expect to feel anytime soon

[sayheyjrey]

This is your reminder that transitioning after 30 isn't too late. It's never. EVER. Too late.

If you do this for *you*, then don't listen to what anyone else has to say. They don't know your joy. Don't let them have it.

Transitioning saved my life. And it continues to do so every single day. I don't regret not starting earlier - I'm just thankful I started period.

Now I get to live my life.

[forcefemdemonprincess]

I love HRT my skin is looking a lot nicer my hair is glossier my boobs are growing but DAMN do I wish I got any hip growth like come on PLEASE!! Like my thighs have been getting thicker bc of HRT too which is nice but it's only making my hips look even narrower for it 😭 girl help

[girlfromcomputer]

I should be able to lay down and let everyone nonsexually pat and squeeze my ass with the demeanor of someone appreciating a showdog or a remarkably large piece of produce. Like I bled for this ass and it's awesome and fucking huge everyone should be able to come recognize what a kickass job I did raising this thing.

[st4rwrd]

there’s needs to be (if there isn’t already) a workout/exercise app made specifically for trans people

I always see those exercise apps that track your days and progress, with catered workout videos and guides, but they’re catered to biological men who want to be absolutely beefed up, or women who want to look skinny and feminine

I think it’d be nice to have an app with those features but with workouts made for trans people to help them with their transition, or just regular workouts that cater to what their body can handle

there may very well be an app like that, but I haven’t found it

[reis-transition-mumblings]

Updated transition timeline...

[pansypaladin]

Happy TDOV to all the girls, guys, and those who know better! Today is our day - time to be visible and to speak up for our siblings who can't be visible for whatever reason.

I still have so much to learn about being trans, but being in a T4T LDR and having a good support network is making learning about myself, and others, so much easier.

Shout out especially to my trans friends who are celebrating and being visible today!! I see you, and I love you.

[last-of-cheese]

It's been 1 year since I had my top surgery!!!

I can officially run around outside without a shirt on! Plastic surgeon said to wait the first year to protect the scars and still to slather so much sunscreen over them past this point.

But the best part... I went full ken doll. I opted not to have my nips reattached during the surgery. The surgeon talked to me about the pros and cons of both outcomes, and just with me being ace and the recovery risks and recovery taking longer having them reattached I was like nah. I can get them tattooed if I want them. BUT FOR NOW I CAN TELL KIDS THEY FELL OFF BECAUSE I DIDNT EAT MY VEGGIES!! I live in an extremely conservative area where out of a population of 6000 I'm like one of maybe 20 trans people.. so most don't know wtf a trans person is. Or they do and they don't understand like the whole surgery thing... I just kinda like fuckin with kids in a non harmful way. If they seem hella traumatized by it I'll actually sit them down and explain why I don't have them the best I can, but yeah I just wanna mess with kids for a bit.