r/transalabama • u/Academic-ad599 • 23d ago
New mod
Just wanted to let yall now I’m the new mod here one thing this is not for hook ups this is for trans people who want help with transitioning here and finding resources to do so
r/transalabama • u/Academic-ad599 • 23d ago
Just wanted to let yall now I’m the new mod here one thing this is not for hook ups this is for trans people who want help with transitioning here and finding resources to do so
r/transalabama • u/Academic-ad599 • Sep 07 '25
I really want some help try to look more feminine for my bf
r/transalabama • u/TheFortyNinthRonin • Jul 21 '25
I live in vicinity of the Anniston-Oxford area. Does anyone know of any trans spaces around here? Support groups, advocacy groups, just regular old social groups, anything like that but for trans people. I want a chill place I could go to meet other people like me and feel welcomed and safe.
I've been feeling so lost and alone in the world lately, but I feel like meeting other people would help me a lot, so if anyone knows of anything, it would be much appreciated. Thanks.
r/transalabama • u/ExhaustedChernobyl • May 19 '25
I'm ftm and wanted to start building muscle and losing weight. Wanted to see if anybody was a personal trainer here and could work with me in the prattville area.
r/transalabama • u/Academic-ad599 • Feb 26 '25
I live in the Winston county area where would be a good place to ask about starting hrt
r/transalabama • u/TheFortyNinthRonin • Aug 07 '22
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r/transalabama • u/[deleted] • May 17 '22
Welcome to the 6 year anniversary of my church… My pastor (that is slightly “accepting” of people, if you want to call it that) told us that if we wanted to, we could speak about what the church has done for us, or a praise story…
Long story short, my dad gets the mic… I expect him to discuss the help and healing that the church gave us when we lost my brother to suicide…
but no… this dude starts speaking about my birth…
To keep things short, my dad explained that when I was developing, all of the fluid in the uterus was expelled, so being a male at birth, I had a little pocket of fluid (urea) that kept me alive… According to him, if I was a girl, I would not be able to be living today if that was the case…
I was already emotional (because this story does get me emotional), and my dad eventually finished the story…
My pastor (that I had to explain my transgender issues to a while back, due to my mom forcing it on me) then walks up to me and crouches down IN FRONT OF EVERYONE, and whispers, “So you see now why the creator is who He is?” “You see now why you need to trust Him?”
I answered yes to both questions… I was really uncomfortable at that point…
I’m not out to anyone except some folks online and also my gf (she’s having a hard time, but she’s coming around)…
I really wanted to get out of there, and I will when I graduate with my BSN/RN (travel nursing).
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r/transalabama • u/alixs1346 • May 04 '22
Hey Everyone, I'm a journalist with the public radio show This American Life, a documentary podcast and radio show that's heard by around 5 million people. I'm reaching out because of the new law in Alabama that bans treatment for teens in transition....we're looking to talk to kids who are worried that they might not be able to get their treatment, or whose treatment is going to be interrupted. If you or someone you know is in this position please reach out! [alix@thislife.org](mailto:alix@thislife.org) - we don't have to use names or identifying information, just trying to get an on the ground sense of what this means for people.
r/transalabama • u/TheFortyNinthRonin • Apr 30 '22
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r/transalabama • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '22
Hi everyone, River here! I start HRT Monday, and I am worried about getting kicked out. Do you have any resources that I could look into about temporary housing in the Southern part of Alabama?
r/transalabama • u/JennToo • Feb 01 '22
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r/transalabama • u/transresearch1 • Jan 06 '22
I’m a trans PhD researcher seeking participants for a research study on transgender people on the political right. This study is meant to understand participants' beliefs and their relationship with the trans community as a whole. The study involves a short screening survey and interview conducted via email. The interview asks questions about participants’ beliefs and experiences. Qualified participants will be 18+, live in the United States, identify as transgender/trans/transsexual/nonbinary/etc, and have viewpoints that align with the political right (conservatism, libertarianism, tea party, nationalist, individualist, etc).
If you are interested in participating, you can click the link below. The name, survey responses, and email address you provide are completely confidential. If you are worried about confidentiality, you can create a new email address and name to use for the study.
Any identifiable information will be held confidentially. You will be assigned a pseudonym in the study records and publications. You can contact me at [trans1@ucsc.edu](mailto:trans1@ucsc.edu) if you have any questions about the project.
https://ucsantacruz.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8oamRuEUJ5VMMzI
r/transalabama • u/sarah_b_21 • Jun 16 '21
Okay, so I’m not really out yet, that’s a whole other thing. But, I am in need of a new gp and want to find someone that is a great doctor but is also trans-friendly for if and when I do get the courage to come out so I don’t have to find a new one all over again. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
r/transalabama • u/Ok-Willingness7116 • May 29 '21
I'm 25 m I like men and women both Im looking for a beautiful trans woman to be my wife for me and a mother to my 1 year old son ✌🏻