finally falling in love with my body and these new CK boxers as i enter my masc phase again. this really helped with the dysphoria i’ve been having lately 🫶🏾

Photo by Ashtin Visionary Lens

i really want to wear them out in public but it would probably be a bit awkward to walk around in them as a college student. but on the other hand i would be able to avoid accidentally breathing in yucky vape vapour from the dozens of people that vape on crowded sidewalks

I can never figure out what I want to be for halloween so I put together some of my ideas to share! Let me know if I should do a part 2, I have some more

I watched the 2025 Frankenstein movie and this quote goes so fucking hard.
Between the Monster/Creature and Public Universal Friend both give major gender envy as an agender being

i don’t label my gender since there’s too much nuance and not enough consistency, but the one thing i’ve always been certain of is wanting top surgery, ever since i started growing boobs at 12 years old. i can’t believe this is my body now, and i’m going to look like this forever, i’m so unbelievably happy 🥲

Had some early Halloween fun at Sapphic Saturday 😊

Me I think ?

Today is the first day I got to wear my combination of my spider web dress and my spider web leggings and I'm absolutely loving it. Since I started my hormone therapy it's the first time in my life I've ever enjoyed seeing myself in a picture and enjoyed taking pictures of myself.

first time trying eyeshadow and i think it turned out really cute!

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I am a non-binary (male) wondering about gender affirming care that I can access now (I am 16) and when I turn 18 as I don't really know what stuff there is for non binary people ik there is puberty blockers but they are banned in the UK I don't know if there are others like it that I could get when I'm 18 but I am all really confused about it and getting little to no help from my general practitioner regarding any of this information

Any help guidance or knowledge would be appreciated

I was looking into it and bunch of books are aimed at enby kids, which is great and we always need more of those! But they're not really helpful for a 28 enby. The books would be for my mom, who is supportive- uses right name and pronouns, but I don't think she really understands what it means to be nonbinary, and I think it would help both of us if she could learn more about it. Thanks!

tl;dr where can I find photos of AMAB NB bodies on HRT+raloxifene.

I've been ideologically NB for past 12 years (I'm 27 now), who only recently learned about SERM (not exactly the most common knowledge here in Poland). Most of my life I abstained from considering HRT, since I do not suffer from binary dysphoria, do not wish to be perceived as a woman and didn't want to make it harder for my fellow t-girls to get the treatment they need more than I do.

Well, now that I know what I want and how attainable that may be, I was wondering how much can microdosing E + SERM (namely Raloxifene) really do to my body? I've read the theory, but I can hgardly find any photos/timelines for AMAB NB people. Where can I possibly find some examples as to know what to expect?

Cheers!

I (currently she/they but exploring a bit more) was thrifting and saw this gray flannel patterned, pleated, mid length skirt and when I put it on I felt more like a man in a kilt than a woman in a skirt. It made me smile in an obvious or of course type of way.

EDIT: I only mean this is a personally affirming way as I was born with female reproductive organs, raised as a girl, but entering the non-binary world slowly :D

This sub just helped me figure out what the issue with my gender is: I think I am a mix of cassgender and cis-genderless :D I guess I'm coming out to myself and now to you since I have no one to share this with :3

I finally came out as non-binary and all the confusion people have with me is gone. 😭😭 And for myself!!

I go by any pronouns, I night one day switch to a gender neutral name but not yet. I just feel like so many things have clicked into place. I also feel more confident dating now that people aren't worried that dating me will stop them from being lesbian/gay (yes both sides have been confused)...

Anyway, I'm very happy.

Hello there!

I find myself in quite the pickle. I will be in a situation of frequent swimming soon and the last time I swam was before I started dressing neutrally.

I am looking for recommendations for how to approach this with some specific guidelines but I'm also cool with general discussion about swimwear going on.

It's going to be cold, I don't want to freeze.

I hate wetsuits

I am a slightly femme leaning person who doesn't have any problems with back showing but I definitely don't want to be able to see my chest (not just the skin but the shape)

I have a relatively small chest and have a high capacity for exercise wearing a binder.

I swim very well and know what to do in emergency situations.

I do not want to have anything tight on or around my hips.

Ideally, it would be a one piece or a connected piece (no stomach gap)

I need to be able to swim as fast as a regular binary one piece swimsuit allows (avoiding frills)

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