#HRT

[zerosuitsammi3]

Sorry I have been kind of absent from tumblr y'all, I know it's been a like a couple weeks since I posted last 😅😅😅 life's been life.

[elierlick]

You shouldn’t have to be trans to get any sex characteristic-related surgery. It’s not a limited resource. Plenty of cis men get implants and cis women get breast reductions. From Colby Gordon today and Leslie Feinberg in Transgender Warriors (1996).

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💜Original femme captions by Princess Vikki PNK💜

[squiretilde]

Elf HRT Month 4.9: April!

Meet Maevis' girlfriend!

First / Previous / Next (yeah, I posted this already, but it couldn't be left up for a handful of reasons. should be good now, though!)

[ohlivvyo1]

Wanna Smooch ?😘

[queerism1969]

[sunification]

theriotype HRT! Cravings pt 3

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FT @paintedbytosia and @entroart

[cammiemile]

I made a little Polly to remind me to take my Testosterone

But he’s a multitalented little guy!!

He can encourage you to take care of yourself in any way you need!!

[vanillayoteart]

YoteHRT: Week -2

Coyote HRT: Week -3 "Went for a walk on the trail the other day. Heard the coyotes in the ravine. Stopped and listened as they left... I wish I could just run down there and join them." I'm jumping on this trend because its amazing and worldbuilding is fun. major thanks to AyvieArt and Lakehounds for the inspiration Start - Prev - Next 

[zerosuitsammi3]

Random bullshit

[angelic-transsexual]

Why do you weirdos say trans men should be disqualified for “doping” when trans men on testosterone play sports? Do you have no other arguments? It’s sad. Also do you have any idea how hrt actually works? lol. I have the same levels as cis males.

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💜Original femme captions by Princess Vikki PNK💜

[transgenderpolls]

*If you're already on it, this is a time-fuckery "would you go back and change it" question

[toc-the-elder]

I've spent a lot of time being a bit confused by posts by trans people talking about being worried they're faking it and not really trans.

And yeah. I get you now.

I was doing some casual research to find out when the earliest date I could apply for a Gender Recognition Certificate is (depending on what level of evidence they ask for), and for some reason, I had the thought of "Oh god, you mean I can't change it back?"

I don't know where this thought came from. When I interrogate my own thought process, and ask at what point I would like to detransition, I don't have an answer for myself. There is no point where I think existing as I was would ever make me happier than living as the woman I can be. I suppose the finality of the certificate is what scares me a little, but isn't that the point? Isn't the whole point to try and close up all the legal loopholes someone might use to treat me as anything but female? And why should the finality of the thing scare me? My whole transition has been a series of finalities. I have already endured and bloomed under final, permanent changes to my body. I have already declared myself to the world. I know in my heart of hearts that I desperately want and need my surgery. It's been perhaps my deepest personal desire my entire life. I have been fucking diagnosed with the trans disease.

I shouldn't be shocked at the finality of any of this. And the fact that I am gave me a bit of a wobble. Like what if I'm not really trans? What if all these years have been just some silly mistake or not really me or self-delusion or just talking myself into something and what if I go through with all of this just to regret it?

Well, the alternative is going back to how I was, and I know I already regret that. I know I'm wrong when I suggest to myself that I'm not really trans. Because as much as I hate the way the NHS medicalises transness, they are treating me for gender dysphoria, and I grow more comfortable with what I see in the mirror every day. They boil transness down to gender dysphoria, and I certainly experience that, and embracing my womanhood makes me experience it a lot less. I know that non-trans people probably don't regularly and invariably picture having their intimate experiences with a different genre of genitalia.

Sometimes I have a moment of doubt, but by every metric I can think of, I am trans, and thus a woman.

[queerism1969]

[micahruiz]

transfemme and transmasc solidarity! (prints available)