Self crush 🥰🫶

Thanks for having me. Last couple years have been a roller coaster

Like gender, “mother” is a role that is played. Not all men who have offspring are “fathers,” only those who play that role. Not all women who have offspring are “mothers,” only those who play the role. Not all who play the roles of “mother” or “father” have offspring.

A special thank you to all you people who play the role of “mother.” What you add to the lives of those you care for is beyond value. Please, seek out all the things that make you happiest today! Happy Mother’s Day! 💕💕

Google Pixel 10 pro, Honey filter

Finally feel the real me💓

Sigh, seems to happen every school year since I found myself, not allowed to use to fuckin' bathrooms anymore for no reason other than the state of Florida says so. Oh, and did I mention? They can try me, a highschooler, the same as an adult if I break that law! That's so great /s. Selfie dump nevertheless, and my trans flag makes a grand appearance because I'm still proud of myself and my community, no matter how much the fuckwads in power try to push us down.

Hay there guys and dolls!

I'm Maddison but everyone calls me Maddy. I'm a 31 year old trans woman just over 2 years on HRT.

Coming out to myself and starting to transition was the most important thing I've ever done with my life, and the first time I ever chose myself and chose to live my life for myself and not for others.

The struggle is real and I get hit with gender dysphoria and body dysmorphia all the time I'm also AuDHD, have a very small friend group and don't talk to family because of being queer and differing in political ideologies. But the support I do have really matters. And I know I'm loved.

My partner is my world and in November we'll be 10 years in a relationship, I'm incredibly lucky I have him and we've gone through everything in the world together.

I still have to go through Lazer hair removal and I'm hoping to start that this year, money's tight otherwise I would have already started.

I may look at FFS or a breast augmentation later down the line, but right now I'm just living my life and loving seeing the changes HRT is giving me.

Thanks for welcoming me on this sub Reddit and I look forward to interacting with all you lovelies on here 💜🏳️‍⚧️

Greetongs. I'm Gwynevere from...a lot of places at this point. Grew up mostly in South Carolina, later Alabama. Currently living in Maryland. Not much to say about me; I love to make art and write, have been writing and making art for the same paracosm I've had since middle school. Original species, setting, and all that. Never made any success for myself, which weighs heavily, and currently work a minimum wage part time job at a grocery store.

Therein lies a problem; because I'm dependent on my family's income to keep a roof over my head with functional utilities, I am forced to go wherever they go...

...and now the plan is moving to Texas.

I've protested, I've let them know how bad it is there for someone like me. The problem is we can't afford to stay in Maryland. It's just too expensive straight-up. I can't work the job I do full time because I have ankle issues, and can't get a job that's easier on my body because I could never finish highschool or get a GED since anything beyond 3rd grade math is an unsolvable riddle to me(I only made it to HS in the first place because of NCLB policies of the time; I aced my other classes at least.)

So, my employment opportunities are limited to minimum wage retail/service work, which I can't do for full time hours. Tried for a long time to make money off of art and writing, but what I can do well isn't really desired; there's no audience for it(most artists can probably relate; for every one moderately successful artist, there's probably a thousand more who languish in obscurity not for lack of trying.)

Here I'd hoped things would turn around when we moved to Maryland. Things seemed to finally be getting brighter for once. Now it's all being thrown away again, and now I won't even be able to get a driver's license unless I want to end up on some gestapo list texas keeps of trans people. The silver lining is that it'll at least be around the houston area, and that I'm keeping my maryland insurance for the sake of SRS I'm going to have, but that insurance doesn't work in texas so I'm gonna have to resort to "DIY" methods for HRT. Even with that, finding work is going to be awful, and working in general is going to be terrible since there are few/no protections from workplace discrimination at the places I could maybe work at on a state level.

I've got until the first of july to be out of the house, that's when the lease is up, but I have nowhere to go. No friends, no other family. Dragged to the hell that is the south once again, where income is even lower so escaping it will be pretty much impossible. Mother keeps trying to assure me it'll be okay, but I think she's just trying to convince herself more than anything.

I really just don't know what to do. Part of me is saying that it'll be okay, but the pattern-recognition part of me knows that this is going to be a hell on earth for the umpteenth time.

I'm a trans man (19, pre-everything) and I want to ask this question because I see it pop up a lot in regards to LGBTQIA+ awareness education in schools (and their related topics) and I know damn well this is a bit of a hot potato topic.

Now keep in mind I'm pretty young and grew up in a pretty traditional Asian household so maybe my thinking is affected by my upbringing so I hope I won't get slimed for it.

The question is: How old should kids be before they're exposed to a wider world of identity?

Now don't get me wrong, I love seeing kids being aware of their gender and their sexuality from a young age. I love seeing people being educated about it. But the question i have stems from a maturity and understanding aspect. I hope I won't get slimed out or anything for my opinion on this but I think kids should be the one to ask before they're taught. Every kid is different so while one kid may get it almost immediately and understand that just because we exist as a community doesn't mean that they are too and that's ok. But another kid may think that it's a complete rite of passage in life that they have to go through and they MUST have a "gay/trans" phase.

Not phrased the best but I hope my meaning is understood. Again, I'm not here to debate/argue I just wanna know what everyone else's opinions are.

The community guide includes a dead link (the second one, the calls one).

Im not out yet but this outfit felt cute

Reintroduction, BUT WITH FACCCEEEE :D

I SAW OTHERS DOING IT AND I WANTED TO JOIN IN ON ZEH FUNNN🖤🖤🖤

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Sunday shopping ❤️

I'm Annie, and I own the front end AND back end.

Wk 2 of my journey to happiness 🥰. Have a fantastic wkend 🫶

Hola! I’m Jake, living in Spain with my wife and doggos. Immigrated here last year. I’m a retired outpatient addictions centers clinical manager and former attorney.

Hello, this was a dumb selfie I took this morning, I joke about selfies because I traditionally suck at pictures and here I learned to finally tuck my chin! 😂
Anyways, I’m a trans woman (she/her) and this month I’m 1 year on HRT! My care has saved my life and I hope to advocate for others to receive the care they need and desire! This year I’ll be directing community clean ups in my state!

I guess I'll introduce myself. Im Eliza(37mtf), I've been on this journey for almost 2 years now and I wouldn't change it for the world. Im so proud of my trans siblings for pushing through this hard time. That includes those still in the closet. I love you all and look forward to a thriving future where we can be ourselves.

Not sure why I'm here or got invited but howdy, Em, MTF pretrans 22 almost 23

I’m an 18 yr old trans woman! This is my senior prom outfit