thank you and congrats back at you!! from what i’ve seen, it seems like there’s a group of us around the same mark which is very cool
thank you and congrats back at you!! from what i’ve seen, it seems like there’s a group of us around the same mark which is very cool
i’m iffy on doing 6 month celebrations but so much has changed in the period since my egg cracked. i’m definitely starting to settle into myself, i would say this is the most confident i’ve been in my life. i have so much to look forward to and am so grateful for what’s already happened
i looked in the mirror the other day and while there’s still a laundry list of things i want to change, my lesbian ass was like “god damn i’m gonna be so fucking hot”
also i’ll be celebrating today by adding a new pronoun. i’ve been jealous of everyone else’s and thought i might try it out cause why not?
to Hexbear and more specifically all of you in this megathread, i can’t thank you enough for what you mean to me. oh and apologies for the preening (not really)
why tf not? it’s your own name after all. over here in the govt caps it at 3 changes per lifetime, which i think is dumb as hell. it’s such a powerful form of self-expression. hope all goes well!!
you should!! she sounds like a very cool person
ughhhhh what a fucked up situation, especially if you were just coming out. sorry you had to go through that so early. i think i isolated quite a bit early-on to avoid those situations and i’m def mad about what happened but i feel like i can mentally deal with it nowadays
cool futchy feminist punk
sorry, where exactly does one find these? asking for a friend
well yep i was definitely outed to everyone there, 3 people i had never even met prior. they all knew my name and seemed like they were walking on eggshells a bit. everyone was mostly chill though, there was too much going on for any attention to be directed at me. i did get weird vibes from one chud looking dude in his 50s but his wife was being very sweet so he didn’t say/do shit except awkwardly give me a handshake when we left lmao
but i can definitely confirm that i fucking hate that feeling, if i’m outed like that one more time i’ll lose my shit istg. walking into a room and you can tell everyone there has already said something about you behind your back, but they’re too polite to repeat it to your face… ew
i have to go to a christmas thing tomorrow with my partner and a bunch of people i half-know but haven’t seen since pre-transition. that’s mostly fine, i got over my initial anxieties. ONLY TO FIND OUT MY PARTNER’S MUM WENT AND TOLD EVERYONE I’M TRANS AHEAD OF TIME “so they won’t feel embarrassed while i’m there.” jesus fucking christ - if they misgender/deadname me i’ll correct them, if they’re embarrassed because of that then fuck them not my problem
and to top that my partner’s dad keeps calling me “man” while he calls all the cis-women “love”, hasn’t said my name once in the last 4 months since i came out (i don’t think partner’s brother has either?). it just hurts because they’ve always been more supportive than my bio parents, idk i thought he would be better than that
soooooo really not fucking looking forward to it, will probably try to dip super early. wish i could plan to get high when we’re home but i’m on the last week of a t break ughhhh
rant over
good morning!! (it’s 1am here does that count?)
after binging Hakim videos i yearned for a leftist online space and found this post in a google search which sent me here! and thus begun the transification.
silver linings i guess
i’ve been here for 6 months and never once felt safe enough to post or comment on any other online community (bar irl friends i talk to on discord). a month in and my egg was cracked, since then i’ve felt so much acceptance and comradery.
has been so fucking good for me when r*ddit and tiktok had such a net-negative effect on my mental. i love seeing all the silly posts from people around the world reminding me that i’m not alone in my struggle. to me, this place is unrivaled
omg thank you so much, that actually helps explain so much. i got through most of the journal but i guess some stuff is assumed knowledge so it didn’t really go into supports, just their changes. that’s a really cool way to handle interactions though, i’m looking forward to figuring it out more!
even though i’m not familiar, the gameplay feels way smoother than what i expected. i did make sure to play on easy but still had to reload twice in that first fight due to people dying, i’m sure i’ll get the hang of it eventually.
i did skip over the countries a bit, but i think i’ll have to spend a bit more time reading about them so i know what the dialogue is actually talking about. i’ll try to keep you updated on how i go!
ewww i’m so sorry, obligatory death to cis
i don’t know why it’s so hard for them to understand
@[email protected] after seeing your glowing review, i followed your instructions to install The Morrow’s Golden Country! i’ve played the prologue and i think i’m a bit out of my depth (i’ve never played Fire Emblem in my life, permadeath is scary). but the character designs are too cute for me to stop playing so i think i’ll power through. just one question -
wtf is a support
nice! i kept wearing my big boxy frames for a few months (and t girls can still look sexy asf with boxy frames) but god getting ones that looked more femme and i actually found cute was one of the biggest aesthetics improvements i’ve made imo. hope you find a nice pair!
and big congrats on the anniversary!!
instead of working i have successfully absorbed 3 days of missed megathread posting into my cranium
i parasocially love you all
been going to a lot more concerts/shows since transitioning, turns out dressing up and going out can actually be fun lol
partner found a really cool artist. i’ve been listening to them and it turns out they’re anti-cop, anti-monarchy, sang at a pro-palestine protest AND has a show in my city this Friday??
we bought some tickets and i really want to try to make some friends this time but idfk how
good post and up with gender accelerationist manifesto
i should do a second read soon, it truly revolutionised how i think about gender and other class systems
i totally agree, being trans is rad. i’ve definitely had my share of dysphoric ‘wishing i was born a cis woman’ (and i’m sure there may be more) but i’ve gradually moved to wholeheartedly appreciate who i am. the power of being unburdened by what cis people expect of us is something that i don’t know i would want to give up, even with all the privilege it would give. i kinda think the same thing about being autistic, it’s so intrinsic to my self that it’s difficult to imagine myself differently
no need to apologise, i love the discussion! i’m so happy that you’ve been able to find more peace after starting hormones. that’s one area where i know that i’m more fortunate than most, i started about a month after the egg crack. i was so so so scared of it taking any longer so while i wish i had transitioned (even socially) when i was younger, i only had to deal with those feelings for quite a short time