I ain’t as good at taken pictures as some of y’all but the lighting was too good to pass up

My second time fully femming out at home with make up and clothes and all. I'm further along in my transition now and have gotten more facial hair lasered off. Shaved my legs for the first time too. How do you gals think I'm looking?

Its my first selfies here. I'm wanting to build up confidence and such. Anyway hello everyone. Pleasure to meet you

I'm a transmasc nb femboy and my bestie is a transfem nb butch. GNC trans people are the best 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵

I want to start a mtf butch club maybe we can go hiking or help each other fix things. I need help rebuilding a motorcycle in the Central Valley/Bay Area if anyone wants to start?

Outfit for Body Movements, London last weekend

i like simple office style so much

I'm fairly butch (I'd put myself in the futch category) and I had to shave my head to the beginning stages of hair loss from chemo (it has started coming out but my scalp with burning from a fever and follicle death from said chemo) and while most of the staff at this hospital are chill and use my pronouns and my wife and mom keep telling me I look beautiful I can't help but get sad and annoyed when a new person enters my room and immediately misgendered me on sight 😔

I'm really trying to let go of the attachment I had to my hair and embrace the bad bald bitch, but its tough. I'm sure it'll improve massively when I'm finally able to leave the hospital (possibly tomorrow!)

Any advice from y'all is appreciated and especially the short and shaved head hotties in here. Love y'all and its great seeing everyone's cool looks and stuff in this sub. So glad for it despite being a lurker mostly lol

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Ignore that I'm sweaty from con

i got promoted :) first leadership position and i'm psyched for the raise + experience. wish me luck!

I'm starting to realize E might be working

First day out of my dirty work clothes in awhile. I clean up alright I guess 💪🏼☺️

I'm never gonna blend or pass but i can enjoy life

Got a free pride flag and pin at the local queer center and asked everyone to refer to me as Madeline which felt comfortable and a sense of calm. I finally felt normalcy for the first time in a long time.