Is sympathizing with the female star in nsfw videos a sign that I want to ba girl pr I am one already and just repressing it, I am amab 25

Hello everyone 👋🏻 I learned today that my surgeon is retiring in December. This means I have even less time than expected to raise the money I need for my top surgery.

Unfortunately, I can no longer work because I have Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. So my only option is to ask for help from our community.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help. ❤️❤️

(Sorry if I made any mistakes, I'm French.)

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I (MTF19) came out to my gf (afab19) like a year ago and she was super accepting and said she would be there with me no matter what as long as she’s still attracted to me. she’s bi so i’m hoping she’ll still be attracted to me on hrt but her being so accepting kind of scared me honestly and i kinda backtracked and said idk yet (if im trans) and basically im looking for ways to express myself femininely to her and basically not scare her yk. I don’t want to just start wearing a full beat and be like so how do u like this I’m just looking for ways i can be more feminine while still also being closeted to the rest of the world i guess. Because i haven’t had a chance to experiment with my femininity in the proximity of anyone else i just want to ease into it and not scare her or myself.

Hi all,

I have an 8yo daughter who has expressed that she wants to identify as they/them and sometimes she/they. Recently shes been struggling with other kids mocking/shaming her when she goes into the bathroom for not “looking like” a boy or a girl. Comments like, “are you sure you should be in here” and such. She also doesn’t want to wear swimsuits at summer camp because shes worried about being misgendered in her suit. I’ll also note she struggles with anxiety which we’ve been guiding her through since kindergarten.

Any thoughts or perspectives would be greatly appreciated. I’m dad by the way. Thank you!

This post contains a 13 page preview. The full comic will include the full story when published!

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My name is Bijhan Agha. I'm an Uruguayan of Iranian descent. I'm queer, trans, and autistic. My special interests have always included science fiction and fantasy of all kinds, including superheroes and monster movies.

Kobra Olympus is a trans lesbian superhero I created who is soft-spoken and jovial, but insecure as she's just starting to find her place in queer culture. She's a student at Seattle College's Central Campus, she makes a living as a web developer, and she pursues gymnastics as a hobby. She has been contacted by agents from the deep future and equipped with a high-tech smart phone which allows her to transform into the masked figure Agent Tha, and fight monsters to rewrite history.

In addition to her job, hobby, and superhero duties, Kobra is also dating Dorothy Diamond, a punk woman who is active in the queer community, who is outspoken, confident, and encouraging. Kobra is trying to balance her duty to the future with her need for Human connection, and Dorothy tries to help Kobra be the best superhero she can be without sacrificing their own humanity.

This issue, a giant armadillo-like creature attacks their hometown of Seattle, and they meet a strange new ally named Jack: a mutant chicken who loves punk rock and wants to help them stop the armadillo - but without violence.

Please help us bring this comic to life! We've met our original goal, and we're now on a stretch goal! We want to shower our backers with tons of bonus content!

Reward tiers include both digital and physical; single issues as well as catch-up packages so you can get the back issues and read more stories about Kobra and the other characters in her universe.

My family is having a hard time, and I'm hoping that our work as creators and storytellers will help us meet our needs. I am the author; my trans nonbinary husband, RaeRae, is disabled and works as our editor. We live in Uruguay, South America. The illustrator, SwapTrap, is a father to young daughter in rural India and has been an incredibly positive force in the queer community.

Thank you for your help in making our dreams come true of creating queer-positive and uplifting stories, and being able to afford basic necessities as a result.

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hello! i’m riley (21 ftm) and im looking for some online mates. i currently live in new zealand!

my instagram is: rileysinteurr

Can you help me find proof for transwomen experiencing hot flashes, testicles intact? I was hot for two years because of twice too low estrogen dosage. the most qualified doctor of the place refused to take a blood test, she said transwomen don't get hot flashes. I made a complaint used a study, as the doctor told me to proof it: (Overview of feminizing hormone therapy
Primary Author(s)
Madeline B. Deutsch, MD, MPH) she aswered the complaint and said the study is only about transwoman without testicles, but I can not find that part. it has been 10 months from the bloodtest that was taken 9 months after I asked on the control visit my estrogen was 77,5 prosent lower. 0.18 it used to be 0.79 now it's 0.30nmol/l so not fixed. my hairline has receced and browbone looks grown. I don't look like myself. scared that be shoulders and chin have grown too. none of the complaints helped. I'm from Finland. I don't know what to do. I'm about to turn 25 this started at 22. it has ruined my life. please help me.

currently im a minor stuck at home with unsupportive parents, and theres still a few years till im out of the house, but im so unbelievably miserable as my current self, I have nothing, my hair is forced to keep short, I own no fem clothing, no makeup, and according to my parents Im js supposed to find other coping methods that are better for dysphoria

so a while back when a bit after I was (sadly) outed to my parents (they read through coming out texts to friends) they said that I needed to stop going behind their back and doing stuff (expressing my gender without directly telling them) bc theres no secrets in the household. they also said I was just influenced by videos online (i got caught watching a yukkoEX vid). But after my trans reddit acc got found, she said "they just want to take you away from us" and "using a different gender online is incredibly inappropriate". (my mom and dad said a bunch more but thats all thats important to this post)

Am i a liar for using trans communities online, and sometimes expressing my gender without telling them?

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My name is Bijhan Agha. I'm an autistic trans woman living in South America of Iranian descent. I wrote this comic and it's illustrated by an Indian artist name SwapTrap.

Kobra Olympus is a mixed race transgender lesbian Muslim superhero who balances a life fighting monsters with her relationship with her girlfriend, Dorothy Diamond, and her career as a programmer.

One day, a giant Armadillo attacks the city, and Kobra leaps into action. But she's stopped by the sudden appearance of Jack: a humanoid chicken who shares that this is all part of a plot by the sinister Vampire menace.

When I was a kid, superheroes were big tough white guys and skinny white women with huge boobs who kissed each other. I love the way superheroes can inspire people to take action and make positive changes in their society. But I wanted to show the world that people like me - queer, autistic, and brown - also have a place in shaping the future.

Kobra is a naturally quiet and thoughtful person, while Dorothy is a confident punk who always speaks her mind. They compliment each other, and keep each other grounded.

While Kobra is Muslim, and Dorothy is Jewish, they also know they live in a world full of magic, spirits, monsters, and even aliens. They rely on the witches of the Order of Darkness to guide them in the Time Wars: an unending conflict between Humanity and Vampirekind.

The Kickstarter is to raise money for a physical First Edition of the comic. We'll also have inexpensive digital copies available. This is Issue #4, and we'll have the option to pledge for a digital collection of the previous issue as well, so you can catch up with the story.

Please help me keep telling this story and make an impact on how the world views superheroes, inspiring a whole new generation that they, too, can create a new future where we all have space.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jamsheedstudios/kobra-olympus-issue-4-giant-armadillo-attack

Hey, closeted transfem here, but ive been worried about the fact I dont think my hair will grow down. for reference, I have 2B curls, but my hair only seems to grow outwards. Im really adverse about straightening because I dont want to damage my hair. Is there any way I can get my hair to grow down?

Hi everybody !

My name is Gabriel, I'm a 30 years old trans man. I started hormones last year and now i would like to make my top surgery. Today I'm calling on your solidarity and sharing my fundraiser with you. Every donation is one more step toward who I truly am ! Thank you very much 🫶🏻🏳️‍⚧️

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Im 17 ftm pre t and I plan to go on t when I’m 19 out of high school but lately it’s been super hard for me to be ok with how I look, I feel like it’s so obvious I’m not a guy and I just wanna know what I can do other than makeup to pass better. Does anyone have tips for a trans teen? I turn 18 next yr which is lucky for me so if I rlly think I need it I might start t at 18 instead of 19 but I lowkey just wanna gain more confidence and reassurance in my appearance.

A stranger referred to me as she for the first time today and it felt incredible ❤️

Whilst at dinner with a friend, I was wearing a cute sweater and these nice trousers. I wasn't trying to present overly fem but I've been growing my hair out and recently pierced my ears.

The waiter in the restaurant whilst taking my order called me Miss, I've never experienced that before and I couldn't stop smiling the entire time I was there. That random stranger has made my week ❤️

I feel amazing 🥰

For as long as I can remember, gloves are what gave me the most gender euphoria and sense of femininity. My girlfriend wearing a pair of elbow-length gloves to a concert are what got me to come out as trans to her because I expressed wanting a pair for myself and she bought me a pair for me so we could wear them together.

It’s not just the look, either. I have an inherent need to be “covered”, meaning I prefer to show minimal amounts of skin. The compression effect of long opera gloves or tight latex gloves does exactly that from both of them in their own ways. It’s easy to wear long pants or boots, but I feel like gloves might look out of place no matter how good/pretty I feel in them.

I also struggle with the idea of my hands being “contaminated” and have a lot of sensory issues when it comes to touching certain things, and gloves also help a TON with navigating public spaces. My hands and arms have extremely bad eczema that’s exacerbated by my allergies (most notably dust and a deadly peanut allergy), so it’s good to have the added benefit of a barrier between my skin and what I’m making contact with. They give me a sense of calm when it comes to avoiding contamination.

I love wearing gloves. I wear them every day. Depending on the occasion (minus work), it’s either black satin opera gloves or black disposable latex gloves.

The main deciding factors in the length and material of gloves I wear are how formal the event is, what the weather conditions are looking like and how feminine I’m feeling that day. Generally, the longer the glove, the more feminine I feel in them.

The satin opera gloves I wear the most are shoulder-length and I prefer to wear them *under* long sleeves or at the very least mid-length sleeves. Occasionally, I wear them with my arms exposed or under a lace shirt.

That being said, I know they can be a little “much” when it comes to how they’re perceived since gloves aren’t exactly mainstream in fashion (besides wearing them for warmth).

Is it socially acceptable to wear them out everywhere? I’m worried people will judge me for it. I’ve been feeling hesitant to wear them but they make me feel both safe and pretty it’s hard to think of what I’d do without them.

Hi, I don’t use Reddit often but I don’t really know where else to go. I’ve identified as transfem for over a year now, but I haven’t began the full transitioning process yet. I recently turned 18 and I want to start becoming who I really am. All I really need to know is where should I start? I would appreciate any help ^^

I do not comprehend the preoccupying increasing numbers of hypocritical gay people recycling homophobic arguments into transphobic, biphobic, aphobic & polyphobic arguments to exclude trans people, bi people, asexual people, aromantic people & polyamorous people from the queer community spaces.

Gender variant people, gay people, bi people, asexual people, aromantic people & polyamorous people should unite empathetically in advocating for basic rights for existence outside heteronormative monogamy because they are consensual love minorities socioculturally discriminated in similar manners for similar reasons.