trans-masc-things
💉1/12/2020💉
I'm a 22 year old bi/queer trans guy |
This blog is where I'm posting stuff about my transition | terfs/truscum don't interact
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you know what? *euphorias your gender* you deserve it, champ
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I’m cranky and turned on for no reason, it’s definetly puberty again.
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I am now 1 year 4 months and 5 days on testosterone
The changes I've experienced have started to be more consistent (i.e. body/facial hair, slightly deeper voice ect.)
I'm thinking about getting top surgery sometime soon but idk how to go about that lmao
#me#my posts#trans masc#trans shit#im excited for the next step and i will def update when I have the appointment set up#idk when it'll be but i hope it can be soon
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I am 8 months and 5 days on testosterone
My voice is waaaaay deeper and I got gendered correctly over the phone for the first time
And I got gendered correctly by a doctor when I went to visit my best friend/fiance in the hospital (they're fine)
My ass is too dummy thick and won't fit in a lot of my pants anymore so I have to buy new pants
I haven't had my period in 5 months and I have sideburns now, my shitty mustache has not gotten less shitty but I like the vibe
For some reason the price of my needles went up and now are $16 in all which isn't bad but it annoys my dad because he has to pick it up
I finally started testosterone on January 12 2020
I'm currently 1 month and 11 days on T and I have noticed a couple changes with my body
TMI warning
The thing that happened to me first was that I started breaking out, mostly on my back and face, I have now started to need to bathe every day due to being a greasy fuck, I'm like constantly sweaty, my face is dry a lot for some reason?? My body hair is subtly getting darker, my periods now last 4-5 days which is lit but cramps are 10x more painful and I've also noticed recently mild growth in the groin area
My voice has yet to change
Before I started testosterone I'm assuming that I had normal estrogen levels for an afab person and I don't expect noticable changes until at least my third month on testosterone
I went through the planned Parenthood in my town to get my testosterone prescription, my insurance covers my testosterone but doesn't cover the needles I need for my injections but in all those cost about $5
#me#my post#period mention#trans stuff#trans masc#trans male#testosterone update#yall im fuckin vibing#im deadass just using this blog to talk about my testosterone shit lmao#its like a journal but public
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Finally got back on testosterone after not being on it for a month, it feels good, feels fresh
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I am now currently 4 months and 17 days on testosterone
My voice has started dropping and my period is currently late, idk if I've officially stopped having periods or something but I'm honestly relieved either way
I have a lot more body hair and subtle facial hair
My shoulders are broader and I have gained 20 pounds, a lot of it muscle. I now can't fit my original gc2b binder which was a large so I have to wear XL now
Last month I got to double my dosage and around 6 months I get another appointment to check my testosterone levels, assuming the quarantine would be over by then
I finally started testosterone on January 12 2020
I'm currently 1 month and 11 days on T and I have noticed a couple changes with my body
TMI warning
The thing that happened to me first was that I started breaking out, mostly on my back and face, I have now started to need to bathe every day due to being a greasy fuck, I'm like constantly sweaty, my face is dry a lot for some reason?? My body hair is subtly getting darker, my periods now last 4-5 days which is lit but cramps are 10x more painful and I've also noticed recently mild growth in the groin area
My voice has yet to change
Before I started testosterone I'm assuming that I had normal estrogen levels for an afab person and I don't expect noticable changes until at least my third month on testosterone
I went through the planned Parenthood in my town to get my testosterone prescription, my insurance covers my testosterone but doesn't cover the needles I need for my injections but in all those cost about $5
#me#my post#period mention#trans stuff#trans masc#trans male#testosterone update#shits fuckin lit yall
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Almost 4 months on testosterone and every time I try to sing my voice cracks
#me#my post#the one thing im worried about with the whole testosterone thing is having to retrain my voice#definitely worth it tbh
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hiya! I figured id make an informational post about the little things ive noticed about being on testosterone that I found weren’t talked about a lot when I was starting my transition and even before when I was doing my research. I think that trans sexual health is an extremely important part of trans peoples lives (and that doesnt necessarily mean sex) seeing as the physical changes that happen during transition are often foreign to us. Sexual health keeps us healthy and comfortable in our bodies, so do your best to stay attentive to your body’s changes! As always, consult your doctor if you feel the need to. These are only tips ive learned from transitioning myself and from my doctor when I asked about certain things.
PATREON
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I finally started testosterone on January 12 2020
I'm currently 1 month and 11 days on T and I have noticed a couple changes with my body
TMI warning
The thing that happened to me first was that I started breaking out, mostly on my back and face, I have now started to need to bathe every day due to being a greasy fuck, I'm like constantly sweaty, my face is dry a lot for some reason?? My body hair is subtly getting darker, my periods now last 4-5 days which is lit but cramps are 10x more painful and I've also noticed recently mild growth in the groin area
My voice has yet to change
Before I started testosterone I'm assuming that I had normal estrogen levels for an afab person and I don't expect noticable changes until at least my third month on testosterone
I went through the planned Parenthood in my town to get my testosterone prescription, my insurance covers my testosterone but doesn't cover the needles I need for my injections but in all those cost about $5
#me#my post#hell yea starting testosterone#tmi text#tmi#period mention#genitalia mention#im gonna start posting more on this blog about my transition from now on#trans stuff#trans masc#trans male#i might post pictures at a later date#and i will definitely post a voice update but idk when i will#im gonna be posting a lot of stuff about my physical form from now on so itll get p personal
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all the truscum getting ready to call strangers on the internet “trenders” because they don’t fit a made up definition of gender and dysphoria
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Lee says:
Here’s a transitioning starter pack for all my trans folk out there! Happy pride month!
Transfeminine resources:
Presentation:
Tucking
Chest area
Voice
Broad shoulders tips
Hair removal
Feminine walk
Curves
Waist training
Growing out your hair
Clothing
Makeup
Passing
Medical transitioning:
Not medically transitioning
Fertility
Puberty blockers
Estrogen & anti-androgens/testosterone blockers FAQ
The types of surgery available
Surgery: A guide for transfeminine people
Pumping (Silicone injections)
Facial Feminization Options
Breast Augmentation
Other:
Representation
Transfeminine period dysphoria
Yes, Transfeminine People Can Get Period Symptoms
Slipping into masculinity
Women’s restroom etiquette
Transfeminine people can breastfeed
Having sex or masturbating
Transmasculine resources:
Presentation:
Binding FAQ
Clothing
Facial hair
Masculine makeup
Getting short hair / Masculine long hair
If you can’t start T
Lowering your voice
Packing and standing to pee
Passing as male
Not shaving legs
Medical transitioning:
Not medically transitioning
Fertility
Puberty blockers
Testosterone FAQ
Top surgery
Facial masculinization surgery
Body masculinization surgery
Hysterectomy and oophorectomy
Bottom surgery (genital surgery)
Other:
Periods and related things
Help! I need to see a gyno
Pumping
Masturbation and sex
Using the men’s bathroom
Hudson’s FTM Guide
Height dysphoria
Hip dysphoria
More resources:
What gender am I? A brief intro to questioning
Trans 101 for trans people
What is the transgender umbrella?
How do I choose a name?
How do I come out at work/school or to family/friends?
Dysphoria info and tips page
Mental health coping page
Being trans in school
Non-binary resources
Resources to send allies/friends
A page to send to parents/guardians
Convincing someone to respect name/pronouns
Here is how to get hormones in the US
Here is how to get hormones in the UK
The NHS’s Guide For Young Trans People in England
Here’s a US resource with info on changing legally changing your name and gender marker
Here is a UK resource with info on changing legally changing your name and gender marker
What are the WPATH-SOC guidelines?
How to save money
How to buy a trans-related item online without parents knowing
I have to go swimming, what do I wear/do?
Trying to sleep when you have dysphoria
Airposts and traveling by plane
Gender neutral bathrooms
Getting insurance to cover your transition
Does transitioning help mental health?
Trans teen’s experiences with inpatient hospitalization
Trans identity isn’t a mental disorder
Vaping prevalence
Being religious and LGBT
Transgender Lives: Your Stories (to see trans adults)
Gender neutral pronouns in Spanish
Gender Variance Around the World Over Time
A map of gender-diverse cultures
American LGBT history by the National Parks Service
Crisis help: Suicide and crisis hotlines
Anyone can reblog, including allies!
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3 ½ years on T, 3 years post top surgery, and turning 55 in July 😳. It’s never too late.
<3
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truscum be like “the only thing I hate more than being trans is people who don’t hate being trans”
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it’s so hard for cis people to grasp the concept that… trans people aren’t looking for your approval. like we literally don’t need you to accept us. it’s not about you. we don’t need cis people to validate us or believe us or feel for us. our world doesn’t revolve around cis people, as hard as that may be for cis people to understand. we’re not political statements or an opinion to have or points to be made. like your opinion about my identity, your understanding or lack thereof is not my problem. cishet people have this jarring tendency to make the lives of lgbt people ABOUT them. but it’s really, really not. we want to be left alone to lead our normal lives, free of people treating us like commodities or Q&As or things to hate or admire.
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On Saturday (May 4th) I was out with friends and I only used the mens bathroom!
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