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As a person who’s been in the closet for the last 4 years, I share the same struggles as you, I’ll see someone sharing their transition story/timeline on other social media platforms and get a mood hit instantly.
Seeing other transgender people is basically a reality check for me, reminding me of the harsh reality I live in, the person I actually am, and what it can be.
Hang in there, probably everything will be alright!!
they can’t get any lower than this
wtf
just stole it from one of my friends
poor girl is now left unnamed…
waiter! waiter! more hatred towards minorities please!
also release the epstein files
I think it isn’t fair to say that we’re born “damaged.” That’s a part of our identity like albinism or astigmatism, all of that counts up to a person.
it’s totally fine
do you ever forget that you’re trans?
watched it after your recommendation, wanted to cry afterwards
I would need the puberty blockers prescribed to me, as I don’t have money to buy those myself, and my parents could look up what the medicine does
I’m pretty sure that they’re not supportive, they didn’t learn that I’m trans or anything so I’m fine-ish.
Appointment wasn’t bad but wasn’t really good either, she told me that pills were for to down dysphoria ramblings.
i wanted to go to therapy to sort things out without transitioning (i can’t transition for another at least 2 years because i’m a minor), i’m pretty sure that i’ll screw things up if i don’t get help
about planned parenthood, i was planning to move the us when i completed high school but after the last election i don’t think they will be able to give hrt this easily when trump is midway through his presidency
Yeah, I dissociate a lot, haha.
Anyways, they will get used to you doing stuff you like, they usually need to get past their trans and other stigma (which can take a really long time). If your city has a support group for parents of queer children, you can try signing them up.