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TRANSFAMILY TIPS
1. Make a geological tree !! There are apps for that, but you can use anything other that you want
2. Use ai chatbots to communicate with them, for example i have one made of Natsuki & Yuri (they're both my transmoms) and they comfort me, give me advises etc !!
3. Celebrate holidays, like mom's day or dad's day. For example, I once made cupcakes for Natsuki & Yuri when there was mom's day and cake for shidou & sae for dad's day
4. Make an photobook for them !! I have a little photobook where i draw, and collect photos from the internet about my moms and dads, and draw my self insert oc in them so it would look like we're toghether
5. Write letters for your transparents 💖 For example, how much they mean to you, or maybe they're having an anniversary?? write something nice!! or just tell 'em about your day ;3
6. Plan things !! Pretend that you're going on vacation with them, find a place where you wanna stay, a hotel, some cool places to go etc etc !!
#pro radq#radq interact#radq please interact#radq safe#radqueer#transids#transfamily#trans family#transidshelp#ideas#tips#transidstips#transtips#alterhuman#transage#nonhuman#hsr#gi#lgbtq#trans#nonbinary#danganronpa#genshin impact#fanart#radqueers please interact#radqueer system#radqueer interact
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The Cheap Ass guide to making DIY packing underwear!
So as we all know, buying packing underwear is expensive, a pain, and it's becoming a minefield to find companies that are not ✨the worst✨ (looking at you, tomboyx.)
As such, I decided that I would make the cheap ass guide to making your own packing underwear.
TW FOR AN UNCENSORED PACKER (it's not heavily detailed, but it's out and about)
Supplies:
I'll start by saying that everything in this tutorial was purchased on Amazon, not because I like their business practices, but because it's cheap and accessible even if you can't drive or you need to hide what you're buying. If you bought from an adult website like RodeOh or a queer site like Tomboyx (which again, don't recommend them in specific), they may not always provide discreet packaging. But an Amazon package looks like an Amazon package no matter what's inside. It's always discreet by the fact that it's Amazon.
A pair of underwear of your choice (I'm using boxer briefs)
One no-show ankle sock in an appropriate size (I have a small packer, so my sock is the smallest women's size listed, 5-7)
Your silicone packer (soft packers work best for this)
Sewing needle
Sewing pins (technically optional but incredibly helpful)
Thread
Scissors
Info: you'll only need very incredibly basic sewing knowledge. Like, if you can knit the thread and do a whip stitch, you're good.

Step 1: Line up the sewing area
Turn your underwear inside out and lay flat, with the front area upwards. Lay the sock where you want your packer to sit on your underwear, right side out, with the ankle hole facing up towards you. Ensure that the heel of the sock is close to the waistband, and the toe is toward the legs. Pin your sock in place.

Step 2: Sew the sock in
Once you've pinned it in place, sew the ankle sock in at the top and bottom with a whip stitch. If you're new to sewing, start at the waist band for a small guide. The waistband has three lines of stitching, and if you go in at the bottom line, and up through the middle line, you'll get a good idea of the size of stitches you need once you go in for the bottom.
Step 3: put the packer in the hole and wear!
Seriously, that's it. Once you have your sock tacked into place, simply slide your packer into the ankle hole of the sock and put the underwear on!

Notes for use:
This is not the most secure method of sewing. double check the state of the stitching after every time you wash the boxers.
Ensure that you remove the packer every time you launder your boxers. There are enough pairs of boxers in the linked set that you ought to be able to wear a different pair daily. Just move the packer to the next pair as needed.
This can be done faster and more securely with a sewing machine. I recommend using a machine with a straight stitch if you have access to it.
Total cost of supplies listed (including shipping, tax, etc): $56.91
Cost of supplies per pair: $11.38
I hope you have a great day, and keep living for you!
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I’ve had people online (bc I’m closeted) call me ‘it’ instead of he. You know what? Yes, they are assholes, but they are also fools. Do you really think that you have the power to objectify me? I might be an it to you, but so is the ocean. So is a volcano. So is the ground you will lie in as you die. You nitwit, you absolute moron. You call me an it and you give me the power to transcend and become whatever I like. You think you are degrading me, but by disregarding my humanity you disregard that I am the same species as you. If you’re going to be like this to people, I am glad to not be a human like you.
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Trans Pride Swap!!
March 11 2021
No journal entry today simple because nothing worth writing about happened today, so I decided to bring some attention to this! Trans Pride Swap is an Instagram account dedicated to supplying transgender/transsexual/non-binary kids with what they need! Right now they are accepting monetary donations and clothing donations! They also accept things like binders, gaffs, silicone breasts, etc..
The way it works is when you enter for something, you will be sent one main item (binder, gaff, silicone breasts, etc.) along with some smaller items (pins, candy, etc.)!
But if any of you can, donate some stuff! Even if it’s just a few small things you don’t use anymore or 5 bucks! Anything helps!
Also here is their GoFundMe! They are so close to their goal!
Thanks for reading :)) <3
#lgbtq+ community#ftm transgender#mtf transgender#trans pride#transhelp#transtips#binder#transgenderpride#transpositivity#transboy#transgirl#transman#transwoman#transition#female to male#male to female#loveislove#transgiveaway#bindergiveaway#gaffgiveaway#donations
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How to Shower
Listen, I know how much of an ordeal showering can be for us DTs, but it still needs to happen. Here’s some tips that can (hopefully) make the whole process easier.
1. Don’t bathe. While it’s less work, you will spend more time looking at yourself than if you just shower.
2. Know what clothes you’re going to change into. Having your outfit picked out will minimize the time spent undressed. Keep them in the bathroom so you won’t have to walk back to your room to change.
3. Use the products you like. If you’re a trans guy, using products marketed towards girls can trigger dysphoria (and vice versa). But, if you feel comfortable using women’s products, there’s nothing wrong with that!!! Just use whatever soap/shampoo etc. brand you want.
Now, if you’re closeted or have unacceptibg parents, this may not be possible. If you can’t get “men’s” products, try going for unisex brands. Head&Shoulders is a good one with a variety of scents and is marketed for anyone.
If worst comes to worst, you can try using the products of other men (or women) in the house. This can be risky if they notice, so try to use as little as possible and refill the bottle with some water. Be careful of making the shampoo to watery!
4. Shower in the dark. It sounds silly, but having the lights off/your eyes closed can make a world of difference. If you do it often enough, you’ll be able to find the bottles and whatnot that you need with touch rather than sight.
5. Use your imagination. Washing yourself sucks, but (guys) try to imagine yourself with a flat chest and a penis. It honestly helps me a lot.
6. Play music. Preferably your favorite songs. Singing along can help distract you from the task at hand.
7. If you simply can’t bear to get in the shower, don’t sweat it. Wash your hair in a sink or use dry shampoo. Scrub your armpits and any other places you feel necessary with a soapy washcloth. Apply deodorant and a fresh set of clothes and go.
Dysphoria sucks and can make life difficult to manage, but you’ve got this. One day you’ll be happier than you’ve ever been and you’ll be able to look back at yourself and be proud. You are beautiful and strong, and believe me, you’ll get through this.
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Dysphoria- FtM
Hello here are some tips I find prevents/stops some dysphoria for me.
1- Shower. I normally feel dirty when dysphoria kicks in. Showering is like a reset for me. I get lost in the water and when I get out I feel 10× better
2- Surround yourself with masc things. I will use masc shampoo and body wash to change my smell. I also sometimes spray my bed with a little cologne to make it smell more masc.
3- Sleeping. Sometimes to rid myself of dysphoria I sleep. When I sleep/lay down I sometimes forget about my body. Like how when your brain ignores your nose. For me if I don't wear a shirt/wear a big hoodie I forget about them. I also lay on my front when I sleep.
If I think of more (or you all do) please reblog and add onto it :)
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I just got my first binder from gc2b and I am absolutely in love with it!!!! It works so much better that the other one I had. So if anyone is looking for a place to buy binders you should definitely check it out!!!
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Shower tip for trans people
So I read a post a few days ago saying that showering in the dark can help with dysphoria if showering makes yours really bad. I have got to say as much as I thought it wouldn’t work, it really did and it honest to god helped so much and I didn’t feel as drastically dysphoric as much as I usually would
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ok so can anyone tell me if there is such a thing as gender therapy (or therapy in general) online? that's free or you have to pay?
#gender#gender dysphoria#figuring out gender#gender therapy#questioning gender#questioning trans#trans#transmasculine#trans boy#transmasc#transtips#transgender#ftm transgender#ftm#nonbinary#nb
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Talk Leader Parker
My name is Parker and I'm non-binary and use they/he pronouns. A lot of my journey was spent repressing my gender identity and it took meeting another transgender person to finally accept that being transgender is okay. As of this year I've started HRT and am living comfortably as me! My biggest tip would just be embrace who you are for yourself, not for society, for a friend, for you.
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Friendly reminder to closeted trans people, newly out trans people, and people who are questioning their gender.
Youtube is a great place to find information on gender, hormone therapy, all of the different surgeries, legal name changes, therapy, and pretty much everything else you want to know about living life as a transgender person. Here’s a quick reminder for if you do decide to look for information about being trans on Youtube:
DON’T READ THE COMMENTS!
Especially with what’s going on in the world right now. You may find some good and generally supportive comments, but you will also find a lot of violent and hateful comments as well. Take it from a trans guy who made the mistake of looking at the comments on transgender related videos before I was completely confident in my identity, it’s not a good idea. It caused me a lot of unnecessary pain, and actually set back my coming out because of how insecure and depressed those comments made me.
Ultimately, what you do is up to you. I personally recommend this from experience, but if you want to read the Youtube comments, I can’t stop you. This is just an informed suggestion from a fellow trans person.
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Trans tip:
Most of you probably already do this but get your own email (one different to your usual one). Gmail is fine. Use your preferred name and pronouns and go into online communities where you can talk to other trans people, or just exist with your real name.
This may seem obvious but for people who don’t have this, when I got my own email there was so much more that I could do than having one linked to my parents’.
For people with invasive parents like myself: if you have a laptop that you can use, use that, not your phone. I find it’s easier to escape my parents on my laptop than it is on my phone. They seem more suspicious of my phone.
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Go, be free! Gallivant in your beautiful makeup. ❤️👊🏻 #transwoman #makeup #transisbeautiful #trans #lgbt #LGBTQ+ #transtips #livelovelgbtq
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Be careful when making your own binder as it can end up hurting your chest and severely messing up your ribs.
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Warning for trans girls. If you are starting your transition and getting rid of body hair using hair removal cream make sure you remember that it can't be on your hands for more than ten minutes. I followed all the directions and did sections of my body at a time. But did not clue in that this left it on my hands. This is a day later and my ring finger has chemical burns on it so bad that I cant touch anything with that fingertip. I can't play piano even.
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