Transgender Australia

[transitioningdownunder]

Update

Hi all,

It has been a long time. I started this blog over ten years ago. 

Since then, I have gotten my Bachelors and Masters, dealt with my own mental health, and made many friends along the way. 

But I still remember starting out as a lil baby trans, just trying to find out where to even start. 

So I’m not going away, oh no. 

This site will just be getting a new look. There’s been a lot of progress over the years, and not all information is current. For example, the use of informed consent for hormone access is a lot more common. There’s also a lot more supportive medical professionals. 

I’ve even had some reach out, asking to be added to the list of trans supportive medical practitioners. 

It will take a bit of time, but it’ll be back and in better shape

Look after yourselves~

[transitioningdownunder]

I’m not trans or anything but I don’t really like the size of my breasts and would like them to be smaller. Is it offensive in any way to the trans community if I get a binder?

Can't speak for everyone, but I'm not aware of any issues. To my understanding they are already used in things like cosplay.

I would caution you, same as everyone else, to pay attention to your body and wear something appropriately sized. People sometimes wear too small a size and that's bad for many reasons.

[transitioningdownunder]

Hey there, I used your binder tutorial and it worked so well! Thank you so much! - a very grateful non-binary <3

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