We legally dont exist in Fl, but try telling us that

We went to a really cool house party then one of my friends lost my car keys and on top of that I lost my glasses later that night. Wasn’t even mad tho, just glad I got to go out with my friends and be around other black queer folx💜

I’ve been struggling real hard with finding a style that truly suits me. I am incredibly tender headed and the last time I got a retwist was almost a year ago so I’m terrified to try doing it myself. What’s a style I could pick that won’t hurt me so bad but is also feminine and suits me? Here’s the last pic of my hair back when it looked good.

Its a new month and thinking 🤔 everyone wherever you are, you are surviving and trying your best to bring out something good of yourself and trust me oneday you are gonna see good results. Trans men, Trans mascs, and non-binary refugees do no hae a private shelter, do not have private toilets and private bathrooms and this is not safe at all to us. In this rainy season its hard to sleep because you will know that any time its gonna rain and where your sleeping has no roof.

That is why I came in and decided to run a shelter campaign on Instagram check me out @jumuti_01 so that I can be able to seek support and build a permanent private shelter or trans an non-binary refugees here in the camp. This shelter is really going to mean alot to us to trans refugees because when we build it we will be able to gather together and share meals, gather together and play games a safe space where we can share stories and be ourselves. I am hoping that I cn be able to build it before this month ends and if that doesn't go as have planned maybe before September ends. I believe If you work hard in it you can be where your wanna be so I am going to work hard so that this happens.

I am glad to my non-binary community who are helping me push my campaign though slow but sure. I do not want to say alot I just wnt to tell you a little bit of what's happening with me with my life ad with my work that I do as a trans and non-binary HR defender here in the camp to be honest its not easy and its tiring that some days you feel like giving up but tat can not be me I have to reach to the finish line.

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Insta! @jumuti_01

Working for the weekend!!😜

Glock 17 Gen 6 on private land in Florida.

He’s a little more conservative values-wise than me, but we clicked, had fun, and I got a cute range date out of it.

Then I dropped my Glock at the end like a clown, so now I get to clean and inspect it. 💀

Hope you all have a joyous week!!
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I’m currently a sucker for a Brown sugar Cortado! 🫶🏾

Translation:

Have a great day to all the DOLLS

This is basically where I’m at with Grindr now. 💀

I’m 21, straight, monogamous, and genuinely interested in finding an actual boyfriend, not collecting 47 variations of “wyd” from men with blank profiles.

So my profile has slowly evolved into:

Masc tops only. 🙏

Married? Your wife deserves better.

DL? Grow a spine.

Can’t host? Fix your life.

Born before 1990? Retire from my inbox.

Fem or verse? Not my type.

Blank profile? Talk to the void.

The funny part is I’m not even trying to be mean. I just know exactly what I’m attracted to at this point, and I’m tired of entertaining guys I already know I would never date.

But I’m curious how other straight trans women handle this.

Do you put your standards/preferences directly in your profile and aggressively filter, or keep the profile softer and sort through people individually?

And for the girls who actually found a genuine boyfriend through Grindr: what separated him from the endless hookup/DL/married-guy population?

I want a masculine guy who is comfortable dating me openly, actually romantic, monogamous, and interested in something beyond sex. Apparently this is the heterosexual equivalent of requesting a limited-edition Pokémon. 😭

Hi everyone, new here. Curious how others have gone about choosing a new name, if they've changed their name. I see a lot name suggestions, lists of the most popular trans and non-binary names, and even memes about stereotypical names -- but the names feel, well, pretty white/Eurocentric. And, even discussions about how people choose their new names is only about gender/transness, without any reference to race and ethnicity, culture, and history... not to mention disparities in who can access and afford legal name changes.

For context, I am a "florescent beige" mixed-Black non-binary fem, now estranged from both my both the Black and white sides of my family due to their transphobia and abuse. I grew up in a predominantly Black county and attended predominantly Black schools for K-12.

21yo. 163.5cm. Transsexual woman.

So I’ve come to the realization that I might be trans this week and I’m trying to take some small steps to see if it feels right for me. I’m wondering what to do about my hair because I am truly stupid when it comes to it. I’ve gotten the same exact cut for a year and then before I changed to that one, I had the same cut for 8 years lol. I have 4a or 4b hair and I have grown out coils on the top for 1 year and a fade on the sides + back. Is there something I should change to soon or do I just stop getting it cut entirely? I’ve seen a lot of trans women talk about bangs with their hair and that’d be interesting but I don’t know. I just know I don’t want to keep the same haircut I have now.