#ftm educational blog

[answersfromzestual]

We hear about the surgeon of the first phalloplasty procedure, but we don't hear about the man under the knife Laurence Michael Dillon, or Michael Dillon (article)

Pink News Article about Michael

Commonly known as Michael Dillion, he was born in 1915 London, but grew up in Iceland.

After graduating university in 1938, he began to transition, and was prescribed hormone tablets (testosterone).

After a horrible experience working (being misgendered and mocked), he found a plastic surgeon who performed his top surgery and allowed legally change his name, with the note of the surgeon.

Some time after his transition, he became a follower of Buddhism and settled in a Buddhist colony without anyone knowing he was transgender.

And that's just a tiny snippet of his amazing, yet tragically short, life.

Be sure to check out the amazing articles I have found on him!

Sources: https://www.thepinknews.com/2023/03/31/laurence-michael-dillon-trans-man/

https://www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/life-here/library/blog/michael-dillon/

[frameacloud]

Zinnia Jones (May 31, 2021). "Early use of masculinizing steroid oxandrolone in trans boys can add 2 more inches of height compared to testosterone." Gender Analysis. Live link. Archive.

The above blog post is about a study about looking for more suitable sorts of puberty blocking and hormone therapy for transmasculine youth. It found a treatment that is more effective for letting them grow up to be a couple inches taller, if they start it early, at age thirteen or fourteen. It's about this study:

Grimstad, F. W., Knoll, M. M., & Jacobson, J. D. (2021). "Oxandrolone Use in Trans-Masculine Youth Appears to Increase Adult Height: Preliminary Evidence." LGBT health, 8(4), 300–306. https://doi.org/10.1089/lgbt.2020.0355

[zipekhq]

how to be bmi 16 no glue no borax

[cree-future-rabbi]

To find the entire blog and up-to-date posts follow: https://www.tumblr.com/answersfromtheshadows

This is just the new main account I transferred answersfromtheshadows to so I could have it be its own entity.

This blog will not be updated often / at all in the future. For further information, please follow :

https://www.tumblr.com/answersfromtheshadows

[antitheus-auri]

About Me

My username is Latin, roughly translating to “Devil of Gold” - I will accept Auri as a nickname.

Relatively new to the ns/ft / bd/sm sphere. I am in a committed relationship and am not looking to add another to it, nor will I accept flirting or advances of any kind. My bunny is mine, and I am theirs.

This blog will mainly serve as an archive of things I enjoy or ways in which I am educating myself.

[another-delta-lover]

Hello!!! :D welcome to my blog!!

Important things you have to know about this blog!!:

This blog is ESP/ENG!! :D (Still learning english, pls correct me if I'm wrong and teach me!!!)

Current Hyperfixation: TF2 (Heavy | HeavyMedic | Emesis Blu | Lil Pootis)

Psstt... I have a alt blog called @daily-emesis-blue-heavy , go and check it out!

This blog fully supports palestine, if you're a zionist or pro-israel, please educate yourself better. If you don't, then then block me/DNI.

I HAVE A NSFW ALT BLOG, it's @deltas-horny-lil-corner

This blog is owned by a trans (ftm) person!! If you don't support the LGBTQIA+ community, educate yourself better or leave!!

Proshippers DNI!!!

[THIS GOES TO MY ASK BOX/DMs PLEASE!!↓]

This is mostly an art blog!, I accept:

Drawing requests (tf2 ships, ocs, sfw stuff)

Tf2 sfm requests (I'm still learning so be patient!!)

Asks to me!! :3 (be respectful please)

↑ [THIS GOES TO MY ASK BOX/DMs PLEASE]

- I post about:

Tf2 , Undertale & Deltarune, I'm Scared, Regretavator, Doors, Cube Escape, TADC, That's Not My Neighbor, Good Omens, Frankenstein (Mary Shelley), [and more!!!]

-About my Tf2 posts:

* mainly HeavyMedic shipper!! I ship every ship but SpyScout, Medicscout and Heavyscout (They make me uncomfy).

That's it for now!! Bye!!

[pinheadspinhead]

Introduction Post :)

Hello!! Please call me X. I'm a trans gay man and pretty much only attracted to transmascs. My pronouns are he/him.

I post usually about tying someone up and sucking dick. I post quite a bit about cnc and use the f slur pretty commonly, but I will tag everything in case anyone doesn't want to see it. (list of tags under the cut)

I am also in a committed monogamous relationship, so I will not answer dms

DNI + List of kinks and tags below :^)

DNI

Cis people please do not interact.

Anyone I see in my notifications who does not have an age over 18 in their bio or an introduction post will be blocked. Minors are welcome to browse, I think it's fine to try exploring sex and kink in safe and responsible ways, but please DO NOT like or reblog my posts, send me asks or dms, or follow this blog. You are welcome to view my blog as long as you do not appear in my notifications. If you do view my blog, I encourage you to seek out resources and education like contraceptives, aftercare, and BDSM safety

Blogs centered around non-sexual age regression please don't interact. No hate, I would just prefer not to see littles in my porn notifications

Harry Potter fans stay away from me your favourite author wants me dead or in prison and i think you're ridiculous for caring more about books than people. I will block you without even thinking about it.

People who openly post about ED or SH. Please seek help. The communities you are in are very harmful to yourself and others and they are absolutely not indicative of any sort of popular beliefs. This content is extremely triggering and I absolutely will not tolerate it if I see it.

There are also certain kinks and fetishes that make me a little uncomfortable and I would appreciate if blogs centered around those fetishes do not interact with me. These include:

Ageplay

DDLG

Feederism

Chasers

Detransition/Fakeboy

Dom men who post extensively about violent fantasies involving women

(This list may grow over time)

An Incomplete list of kinks I enjoy:

Bondage/Rope Play/Gags

Monsterfucking & Vampires

Priests lol

Pirates, Cowboys, Period Clothes

Choking/Impact Play

CNC (Only on the receiving end)

Degrading

Threesomes/Orgies/Gangbangs/Spitroasts

Intoxication

Free Use

Dry Humping

Exhibitionism

Tags

I tag everything with the same few generic tags. I only really tag for the sake of content warnings in case there's something someone doesn't want to see. I don't tag my content warnings without "ftm" in front of them because I do not want cis people interacting with me.

Ftm Intox

Ftm Cnc

Ftm Free Use

F slur

That's all for now :) I'll update this post as I think of more things :)

[fkbcorrector]

I don't know where my gender lands other than 'not cis woman' and def somewhere close to ftm trans dude I think?? But I haven't done anything Abt it other than use he/it pronouns online.

This kind of kink really scared and disturbed me for a long time for reasons I wasn't positive of bc of that and also just *waves at your education post*.

But I think part of it is id never seen a trans dude on the more dom(?) Side of it and I guess I'd never seen it explained quit the way you do? Idk just the way you present and handle misg*ndering as a whole genuinely put me more at ease with my own gender and idk how to explain that lol. Sorry if this is long and trauma dumpy I just wanted to say thank you for having such a cool blog

These type of asks are 100x better than any other asks i recieve. I love being kinky, but I'm here for this, awareness and community.

Thank you ♥️

[answersfromzestual]

Information on Testosterone Hormone Therapy:

As you prepare to begin treatment, now is a great time to think through what your goals are, as the approach to hormone therapy is definitely not one-size-fits-all.

Do you want to get started right away on a path to the maximum safe effects? Or, do you want to begin at a lower dose and allow things to progress more slowly? Perhaps your long term goal is to seek less-than-maximal effects and you would like to remain on a low dose for the long term. Thinking about your goals will help you communicate more effectively with your medical provider (an endocrinologist is the best way) as you work together to map out your care plan.

Many people are eager for hormonal changes to take place rapidly- understandably so. But it's very important to remember that the extent of, and rate at which your changes take place, depend on many factors. These factors include your genetics, the age at which you start taking hormones, and your overall state of health.

Consider the effects of hormone therapy as a second puberty, and puberty normally takes years for the full effects to be seen. Taking higher doses of hormones will not necessarily bring about faster changes, but it could endanger your health. And because everyone is different, your medicines or dosages may vary widely from those of your friends, or what you may have read in books or in online forums. Use caution when reading about hormone regimens that promise specific, rapid, or drastic effects. While it is possible to make adjustments in medications and dosing to achieve certain specific goals, in large part the way your body changes in response to hormones is more dependent on genetics and the age at which you start, rather than the specific dose, route, frequency, or types of medications you are taking.

While I will speak about the approach to hormone therapy in transgender men, my comments are also applicable to non-binary people who were assigned female at birth and are seeking masculinizing hormone therapy.

There are four areas where you can expect changes to occur as your hormone therapy progresses: Physical, emotional, sexual, and reproductive.

Physical

The first physical changes you will probably notice are that your skin will become a bit thicker and more oily. Your pores will become larger and there will be more oil production. You’ll also notice that the odors of your sweat and urine will change and that you may sweat more overall. You may develop acne, which in some cases can be bothersome or severe, but usually can be managed with good skin care practices and common acne treatments. Some people may require prescription medications to manage acne, please discuss this with your provider. Generally, acne severity peaks during the first year of treatment, and then gradually improves. Acne may be minimized by using an appropriate dosing of testosterone that avoids excessively high levels.

Your chest will not change much in response to testosterone therapy. That said, surgeons often recommend waiting at least 6-12 months after the start of testosterone therapy before having masculinizing chest surgery, otherwise known as top surgery, in order to first allow the contours of the muscles and soft tissues of your chest wall to settle in to their new pattern.

Your body will begin to redistribute your weight. Fat will diminish somewhat around your hips and thighs. Your arms and legs will develop more muscle definition, with more prominent veins and a slightly rougher appearance, as the fat just beneath the skin becomes a bit thinner. You may also gain fat around your abdomen.

Your eyes and face will begin to develop a more angular, male appearance as facial fat decreases and shifts. Please note that it’s not likely your bone structure will change, though some people in their late teens or early twenties may see some subtle bone changes. It may take 2 or more years to see the final result of the facial changes.

Your muscle mass will increase, as will your strength, although this will depend on a variety of factors including diet and exercise. Overall, you may gain or lose weight once you begin hormone therapy, depending on your diet, lifestyle, genetics and muscle mass.

Testosterone will cause a thickening of the vocal chords, which will result in a more male-sounding voice. Not all trans men will experience a full deepening of the pitch of their voice with testosterone, however. Some may find that practicing various vocal techniques or working with a speech therapist may help them develop a voice that feels more comfortable and fitting. Voice changes may begin within just a few weeks of beginning testosterone, first with a scratchy sensation in the throat or feeling like you are hoarse. Next your voice may break a bit as it finds its new tone and quality.

The hair on your body, including your chest, back and arms will increase in thickness, become darker and will grow at a faster rate. You may expect to develop a pattern of body hair similar to other men in your family—just remember, though, that everyone is different and it can take 5 or more years to see the final results.

Regarding the hair on your head: most trans men notice some degree of frontal scalp hair thinning, especially in the area of your temples. Depending on your age and family history, you may develop thinning hair, male pattern baldness or even complete hair loss. Approaches to managing hair loss in trans men is the same as with cisgender men; treatments can include the partial testosterone blocker finasteride, minoxidil, which is also known as Rogaine, applied to the scalp, and hair transplantation. As with cis men, unfortunately there is no way to completely prevent male pattern baldness in those predisposed to develop this condition. Ask your provider for more information on strategies for managing hair loss.

Regarding facial hair, beards vary from person to person. Some people develop a thick beard quite rapidly, others take several years, while some never develop a full, thick beard. Just as with cisgender men, trans men may have varying degrees of facial hair thickness and develop it at varying ages. Those who start testosterone later in life may experience less overall facial hair development than those who start at younger ages.

Lastly, you may notice changes in your perception of the senses. For example, when you touch things, they may “feel different” and you may perceive pain and temperature differently. Your tastes in foods or scents may change.

Emotional state changes

The second area of impact of hormone therapy is on your emotional state.

Puberty is a roller coaster of emotions and the second puberty that you will experience during your transition is no exception. You may find that you have access to a narrower range of emotions or feelings, or have different interests, tastes or pastimes, or behave differently in relationships with other people. For most people, things usually settle down after a period time. Some people experience little or no change in their emotional state. I encourage you to take the time to learn new things about yourself, and sit with new or unfamiliar feelings and emotions while you explore and familiarize yourself with them. While psychotherapy is not for everyone, many people find that working with a therapist while in transition can help you to explore these new thoughts and feelings, get to know your new body and self, and help you with things like coming out to family, friends, or coworkers, and developing a greater level of self-love and acceptance.

Sexual changes

The third area of impact of hormone therapy is on your sexuality

Soon after beginning hormone treatment, you will likely notice a change in your libido. Quite rapidly, your genitals, especially your clitoris, will begin to grow and become even larger when you are aroused. You may find that different sex acts or different parts of your body bring you erotic pleasure. Your orgasms will feel different, with perhaps more peak intensity and a greater focus on your genitals rather than a whole body experience. Some people find that their sexual interests, attractions, or orientation may change when taking testosterone; it is best to explore these new feelings rather than keep them bottled up.

Don’t be afraid to explore and experiment with your new sexuality through masturbation and with sex toys. If you have a sex partner or partners, involve them in your explorations..

Reproductive system changes

The fourth area of impact of hormone therapy is on the reproductive system.

You may notice at first that your periods become lighter, arrive later, or are shorter in duration, though some may notice heavier or longer lasting periods for a few cycles before they stop altogether.

Testosterone may reduce your ability to become pregnant but it does not completely eliminate the risk of pregnancy. Transgender men can become pregnant while on testosterone, so if you remain sexually active with someone who is capable of producing sperm, you should always use a method of birth control to prevent unwanted pregnancy. Transgender men may use any form of contraception, including the numerous options available that do not contain estrogen, and some that contain no hormones at all. There are many contraception options that are long acting and do not require taking a daily pill. Transgender men may also use emergency contraception, also known as the “morning after pill”. Ask your medical provider for more information on the contraceptive and family planning options available to you.

If you suspect you may have become pregnant or have a positive pregnancy test while taking testosterone, speak with you provider as soon as possible, as testosterone can endanger the fetus.

If you do want to have a pregnancy, you’ll have to stop testosterone treatment and wait until your provider tells you that it’s okay to begin trying to conceive.

It’s also important to know that, depending on how long you’ve been on testosterone therapy, it may become difficult for your ovaries to release eggs, and you may need to consult with a fertility specialist and use special medications or techniques, such as in vitro fertilization, to become pregnant. These treatments are not always covered by insurance, and can be expensive. Uncommonly, testosterone therapy may cause you to completely lose the ability to create fertile eggs or become pregnant.

Risks

While cisgender men do have higher rates of cholesterol related disorders and heart disease than cisgender women, the available research on transgender men taking testosterone has generally not found these differences. Most of the research on risk of heart disease and strokes in transgender men suggests that risk does not increase once testosterone is begun. However, longer term, definitive studies are lacking. It has been suggested that the risk of other conditions such as diabetes or being overweight is increased by masculinizing testosterone therapy, however actual research supporting these claims are limited.

One known risk is that testosterone can make your blood become too thick, otherwise known as a high hematocrit count, which can cause a stroke, heart attack or other conditions. This can be a particular problem if you are taking a dose that is too high for your body’s metabolism. This can be prevented by maintaining an appropriate dose and through blood tests to monitor blood and hormone levels.

While available data are limited, it does not appear that testosterone increases the risk of cancer to the uterus, ovaries, or breasts. Because not all breast tissue is removed during masculinizing chest surgery, otherwise known as top surgery, there is a theoretical risk that breast cancer could develop in the remaining tissue. However, it can be difficult to screen for breast cancer in this tissue, and there are risks of a false positive test result. Your provider can give you more information about breast cancer screening after top surgery.

Cervical cancer is caused by an infection with the human papillomavirus, or HPV. HPV is transmitted sexually, more commonly by having sexual contact with someone who has a penis. However, people who have never had sexual contact with a penis may still contract an HPV infection. The HPV vaccine can greatly reduce your risk of cervical cancer, and you may want to discuss this with your provider. Pap smears are used to detect cervical cancer or precancer conditions, as well as an HPV infection. Your provider will make a recommendation as to how often you should have a pap smear. It is unclear if testosterone therapy plays any role in HPV infection or cervical cancer.

If your periods have stopped because of testosterone treatment, be sure to report any return of bleeding or spotting to your provider, who may request an ultrasound or other tests to be certain the bleeding isn’t a symptom of an imbalance of the lining of the uterus. Sometimes such an imbalance could lead to a precancerous condition, although this is rare in transgender men. Missing a dose or changing your dose can sometimes result in return of bleeding or spotting. Some men may experience a return of spotting or heavier bleeding after months or even years of testosterone treatment. In most cases this represents changes in the body’s metabolism over time. To be safe, always discuss any new or changes to bleeding patterns with your doctor.

Fortunately, since you do not have a prostate, you have no risk of prostate cancer and there is no need to screen for this condition.

If you have had your ovaries removed, it is important to remain on at least a low dose of hormones post-op until at minimum age 50. This will help prevent a weakening of the bones, otherwise known as osteoporosis, , which can result in serious and disabling bone fractures.

Most people using masculinizing testosterone therapy will experience at least a small amount of acne. Some may experience more advanced acne. Often this acne responds to typical over-the-counter treatments, but in some cases prescription medication may be required. Acne usually peaks within the first year of treatment and then begins to improve.

While gender affirming hormone therapy usually results in an improvement in mood, some people may experience mood swings or a worsening of anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions as a result of the shifts associated with starting a second puberty. If you have any mental health conditions it is recommended you remain in discussion with a mental health providers as you begin hormone therapy.

Other medical conditions may be impacted by gender affirming hormone therapy, though research is lacking. These include autoimmune conditions, which can sometimes improve or worsen with hormone shifts, and migraines, which often have a hormonal component. Ask your medical provider if you have further questions about the risks, health monitoring needs, and other long term considerations when taking hormone therapy.

Some of the effects of hormone therapy are reversible, if you stop taking them. The degree to which they can be reversed depends on how long you have been taking testosterone. Clitoral growth, facial hair growth, voice changes and male-pattern baldness are not reversible.

Testosterone treatment approaches

Testosterone comes in several forms. Injections are usually best given weekly to maintain even levels of testosterone in the blood. Studies have shown that using a smaller needle and injection by the subcutaneous, or under the skin, approach, is just as effective as the intramuscular approach, which involves a larger needle injecting deeper into the muscle. In addition to injections, there are gel and patches that can be applied to the skin daily. The gel is applied to skin and once dry, you can swim, shower, and have contact with others. The patch also allows swimming, showering, exercise, and contact with others. All of these forms work equally well when the dosing is adjusted to achieve the desired hormone levels, and the decision about which form to use should be based mostly on your preference.

Another option for testosterone is the use of pellets under the skin. These are inserted every few months via a minor in-office procedure. Ask your medical provider for more information about this approach.

Recently, an oral form of testosterone, taken as a pill twice daily, has been approved for use. There are potential risks of high blood pressure when taking this medication, so extra steps need to be taken to monitor your health if you choose to use this form of your testosterone. Ask your medical provider for more information about this approach.

Regardless of the type of testosterone you are taking, it’s important to know that taking more testosterone will not make your changes progress more quickly, but could cause serious side effects or complications. Excess testosterone can result in mood symptoms or irritability, bloating, pelvic cramping, or even a return of menstruation. High levels of testosterone also result in increased estrogen levels, as a percentage of all testosterone in the body is converted to estrogen. In general estrogen blocking medicines are not used as a part of masculinizing hormone therapy.

Other medications that may be used include progestagens, which are hormones similar to or identical to those made by the body to maintain a balance in the lining of the uterus. These hormones can be used in cases where periods continue after testosterone levels have been optimized. These hormones can cause mood swings, bloating, and other side effects, so it is recommended that you discuss these medications further with you provider if they are to be used.

Final thoughts

And finally, please remember that all of the changes associated with the puberty you’re about to experience can take years to develop. Starting hormone therapy in your 40s, 50s, or beyond may bring less drastic changes than one might see when beginning transition at a younger age, due to the accumulated lifetime exposure to estrogen, and declining responsiveness to hormone effects as one approaches the age of menopause. Once you have achieved male-range testosterone levels, taking higher doses won’t result in faster or more dramatic changes, however they can result in more side effects or complications.

Now that you have learned about the effects of masculinizing hormone therapy, as well as risks and specific medication options, the next step will be to speak with your provider about what approach is best for you.

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[switchyftm]

About me!

Helloooo, I’m Spence! I’m 23, ftm and my pronouns are he/they. Who the fuck knows what my sexuality is but I’m heavily T4T leaning.

I also have my partner @pinkdollyboy. They are mine and I’m his sooo please no flirting with me or any unsolicited sexual messages in my DM’s please and thank you. I’m only interested in him so you will simply be blocked if you go against this.

However! My DM’s are always open. I’m open to talk normally and I’m also more than happy to answer any questions, kink education is a massive hobby/interest of mine. I’m also trying to fix my asks :)

Yes I am a Switch, that has now been tried and tested it’s no longer being questioned. Top leaning however being vers is appealing in theory, yet to test the practicality.

DNI - I WILL BLOCK

Under 18, ageless blogs, misgendering/Detrans kinks, r@pe/inc3st kinks, feederism, CIS MEN, non queer individuals, if you age regress and you feel you may be regressed when my blog appears on your feed, chasers

DO NOT USE FEMALE ANATOMICAL LABELS FOR ME. WHAT I CHOOSE TO USE AND SHARE IS ON ME BUT YOU SHOULDN’T BE TALKING ABOUT MY BODY ANYWAY…thats @pinkdollyboy job

Kinks/Likes:

Switching, Powerplay, occasionally a pup, pet play, rough sex, biting, owning/being possessive, marking, piss, somno, cnc, public play, noises, edging, overstim, intox, being sadistic, probably many more - i might add more

#switchyyythoughts are posts by me/rambles

#Switchy.dreams are me logging my sexy dreams

MLM/Achillean yearning/sfw account @sillyachillean

[cree-future-rabbi]

I have completed the transfer to its own Blog

It is still, technically, a side blog, I haven't figured out if it is possible to transfer it and also make it a main blog without reposting the data post by post.

There is no reason to follow the other blog, this one will remain intact as it is.

The entire account is dedicated to this blog and only this blog. So I apologize for all those who followed the new blog.

This blog has the same URL, title, and content as before. Nothing has changed on your end.

Here is the link to the Blog Directory

Remember, if you need some advice and would feel comfortable sending me an e-mail, it is still answersfromtheshadows@gmail.com Feel free to write me and we can have more of a conversation about the questions you may have. Of course we also have the Ask Tab.

Thank you to all the loyal followers who have waited and waited for this to be its own entity.

Stay Golden 💙🩷

[rypnami]

Wait! Okay, truth time. Ive beem scrolling on your blog for like 15 min because there was a post I liked and I wanted to go back and comment on it but now I can’t find it🤦🏼‍♀️

It was something about HL being the same except Leander is trans ftm.

Anyways I thought it was such a cute idea🥰

And then I started thinking about Prewlow and maybe Seb doesn't know at first and Leander being all nervous and dorky and awkward about it when he finally tells Seb because Leander really likes him. And then Seb gets all flustered and immediately tries to go look for information in the library because he wants to understand everything. And he doesn't want to do/say the wrong thing.🫠🫠 and they both just love each other.

My brain’s been sent on a tangent it never knew it needed😅🥰

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

okay so tbh i privated the post because i was scared of how people would react 😅

but holy shit i love this??? because honestly this idea has been rotting my brain for the past couple days and this is SO CUTE. i actually wanna cry at how soft. like, you just know sebastian is the kinda guy who is such a lover and would do everything and anything in his power to make his friend/partner/whoever feel comfortable after a transition/coming out, and him raiding the library to educate himself on how to be more helpful is so in keeping with his character 🥹

i miiiiight have to do a little something with this idea 🥺👉👈 i absolutely LOVE! it

❤️💕💞🩷💖💓💗💝

sidenote just because: i came up with the HC because i noticed that other from professor ronen and leander, every summoner’s court opponent is a girl. so i started thinking that maybe it started out as a girls’ club but they let leander keep playing after his transition because he’s still their friend and he can play to improve his skills 🥺❤️

[candy-bun-bun]

Cassidy Posting!! Not the host.

Y'all I cannot with Roblox. The only thing it's good for is horror games at this point. The servers of any other type of game literally just fosters homophobic and transphobic assholes. Especially Gacha Online by the way. Met some annoying people trying to educate me on MY Transgender experience. I literally had 'Trans Woman' in my description and these weirdos had the nerve to say: "The way you phrase it makes you sound like a Trans Man. So you're FTM."

Like wowww I didn't know an Amab person could be FTM?????/Huge sarcastic Joke

Also they called a human a mutt because of their description??? What immature assholes. I'm glad those kids literally made a private server so their friend wouldn't be called a MUTT.

Also if you're happening across this post and you are a person who does this kind of shit;

"Kindly" get the absolute FUCK OFF THIS SYSTEMS BLOG. I will not entertain anyone of the sort. You. are. a BULLY. No the person you make or try to make cry is NOT "sensitive" Y'all are literally the reason I exist so fuck off.

Anyways after that long winded rant. Roblox, don't censor LGBTQIA+ labels because words meant to explain these identities are not offensive or harmful.

[gayhenrycreel]

i would like everyone to know that @answersfromtheshadows is a fantastic blog and you should follow him

ive been wanting to learn about ftm surgery and this is the perfect blog for it. the information is correctly sourced and backed up by science. the things people say about phalloplasty are pretty awful and this blog was everything i needed to know that it is actually a safe procedure and is not as bad as people think. in fact i think i might get phalloplasty myself now that i know how it works. answersfromtheshadows deserves more followers, and is an amazing education blog

[bnuuywol]

Heyo! This isn’t solely a FFXIV blog but seeing as its my current hyperfixation I figure I should have a little intro about my WoL.  And a lil warning, there is NSFW content (about Wolcred in particular) and content from the most recent patches on this blog. Both will be tagged accordingly (namely #shadowbringers spoilers, #endwalker spoilers, and #nsfw warning), as well as all content warnings in fics.

All fics will be found in this tag :)

Enjoy my sweet bunny boy!

&. BASICS

Full Name: Phoenyx Eldritch

Nicknames: Nyx (only by Thancred)

Age: 27 (24 at the start of A Realm Reborn)

Sexuality: Homosexual, solely attracted to MSQ punchingbags

Date of Birth: 24th Sun of the 4th Astral Moon

Place of Birth: Akusos (Veena village at the base of the Skatay Range), Othard

Gender & Species: Male (FTM Trans) Viera

Current Location: Ul’dah

&. MORE BASIC INFO

Languages: Vieran, Common

Religion: Undefined, vaguely resonates with Eorzea’s Rhalgr

Education: No formal education

Occupation: Black Mage, Dark Knight, Scion of the Seventh Dawn

Drinks, Smokes, & Drugs: Drinks occasionally, doesn't smoke or do drugs (please lord keep this man away from drugs, he has way too much trauma)

&. PERSONALITY

Likes: Stars, rain, folklore, danger, music, sunsets, exploring new places, discovering new things

Dislikes: Snow, bees, moogles, liars, attention, large crowds

Bad Habits: Doesn't sleep enough, forgets to eat, curses like a sailor, cannot sit still

Secret Talent: He actually has perfect pitch but doesn't have any musical jobs or hobbies (will probably be a shit to Bards given the chance)

Hobbies: Sketching with charcoal, whittling, knife throwing

Fears: Not being able to protect his loved ones, losing control over himself, making a mistake that ends the world

Five Positive Traits: Kind, selfless, loyal, resilient, adventurous

Five Negative Traits: Stubborn, harsh, ruthless, sarcastic, impulsive

Other Mentionable Details: My man for sure has Fantasy ADHD, probably has an adrenaline addiction, has a very strong Vieran (Icelandic) accent

&. APPEARANCE

Tattoos: N/A

Piercings: Ears

Scars: His entire upper body (chest, arms, back) is scattered with scars of varying depth and size from the plethora of battles he’s been through

&. FAMILY INFORMATION

Parent Names: Kir (father) and Rael (mother)

Parent Relationship: Orphaned at age three

Sibling Names: Alphinaud and Alisaie

Sibling Relationship: They’re not actually related but from the moment these two met him they became attached to him at the hip. He’s the loving, protective big brother they never had.

Children: Ryne (kinda got reverse adopted by her when she realized him and Thancred were a thing)

Pets: Zephyr and Ember (his chocobos)

[vctrangel]

INTRO

name : angel

age : 16, 17 this year, so I'm a MINOR!!!! so don't be weird

prns and orientation and shit : he/they, testing out xe, ftm trans male and I'm gay/demiromantic

tw for this account : I mean if you've found me you've gotta be on the ed side of tumblr or something LMAO. tws are just ed content and sh (I'm not posting pictures or body checks, and I'm not putting my stats anywhere yet)

disorders things : adhd and possible autism? ana and depression

IM PRO RECOVERY!!! RECOVER WHILE YOU CAN, GET HELP, IM ALL FOR RECOVERING

INTERESTS

• video games (more specifically things like splatoon, sonic, animal crossing, pjsk, dbh, gta, genshin, rec room, things like that)

• reading (specifically Stephen king) (i have like over 90 of his books)

• tv shows/anime (like hxh, devilman crybaby, cowboy bebop, trigun, voltron, akira, jjk, haikuu, sk8)

• music (I play guitar, piano and drums)

• music taste (the artists I listen to most atm are people like Alex g, pinegroveband, the front bottoms, modern baseball, dandelion hands, car seat headrest, pavement, salvia path, TV girl)

• film (I love movies, like fight club or Carrie or IT. I'm also a film student and work on my own short films as education)

WHAT TO EXPECT OUT OF MY ACCOUNT

like i said with the tw's it's an Ed blog mostly. kinda like a diary/vent space. I'll probably just talk about how my days going, vent about shit in my life, kinda things like that. my dms are open for anyone who wants to be mutuals/friends :))

(more updated intro since my old one was kinda shit and also I changed my theme LOL)