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  • There was a time when I’d only wear a bra when going out of the house and when exercising. Horribly uncomfortable, sometimes painful, and I couldn’t wait to be out of it.

    …and then I found a bra I really like, that’s the perfect balance between comfort and support, and now I’m way more comfy in them than out of them and wear bras nearly all the time.

    Also, shout-out to Branwyn, who makes the best bra in the world lol.


  • So, girl, why are you writing about my life? 🙃 Sometimes I wish I could go back and time and tell my 18-year-old self that she didn’t need to have an inferiority complex, and she deserved to be a woman, and that getting HRT wouldn’t have broken the bank for a broke college student on her parents’ insurance, and that there wouldn’t be gatekeeping at the university clinic. It would have fixed most of my depression four years earlier. But good things take time, and I’m also happy with where I am now.

    “And here I thought it was too late for sundresses.” “It’s never too late.”


  • Choosing the right university and major. I didn’t want to leave my best friends from high school and have to meet new people, so I just applied to the same school they did. I really wanted to double major in creative writing and journalism, but I ended up majoring in literature because it was the closet thing available. I had to do an extra journalism intership and pay for an online certificate program out of pocket to cover my knowledge gap, and I sort of felt like I was simultaneously overworked and wasting my time in college.

    But, like, I wouldn’t have fallen out of contact with my best friends. It would have all worked out, and I might have made new friends along the way too.


  • MystValkyrietoTransfemAny recommendations for hygiene products?
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    Come to think of it, most of what I use is American :/ . They made importing so expensive now it’s tricky to boycott American as an American.

    I did buy my safety razer from Fendrihan, which is a German company. I’ve had it for 12 years and it’s totally a buy it for life product. And I order shaving soap from the same company, the kind you lather with an old-timey brush, because it’s by far the cheapest option and I don’t like the feeling of shaving cream on my legs. That stuff lasts forever.

    Good for you for boycotting American products, and best of luck finding products that work for you! The replies so far are great.



  • Did you know a lot of people make comments on the internet and have outside lives? And, perhaps, even touch grass? I often feel like I don’t do enough, and we’re in so deep I’m often unsure what the answer to our country’s problems are, but I do what I can in the real world all the same. I suppose I’m saying making assumptions about an anonymous posters’ personal life is an odd choice.

    So, sure, this was a low-effort comment. I’m frustrated with the state of America. I’m disillusioned with Vote Blue No Matter Who after a decade of it not working. It was uninspired venting that took fifteen seconds to write. A waste of time? Maybe. Welcome to the internet. People spend hours scrolling and stoking the dumpster fire. Social media, while it has its moments, as a whole is not a good place to do anything meaningful in the grand scheme of things, and yet here we all are. You’re here too. Perhaps the moments that really matter in life, that help others, that are satisfying, that are sublime, are interspersed with many small pointless moments as we recharge our batteries.

    I also find accusation of karma farming bizarre when my comment was ratioed by at least one other reply and also dogpiled. What attaboys have I gotten? I don’t know what I was expecting out of this, but it sure wasn’t an attaboy. Also not a boy, BTW.