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I have no words

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forced immortality is a fun trope. unappreciated. someone/something wants you to remain so it makes you. it will not let you die

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A doodle one of us made as a visual aid to help compare with another system how it feels like it works

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idk i just really want everyone to know about the word vermiculation

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I have never read or watched Death Note and i know the whole ‘book that kills people’ premise but from all the shit i see on here it seems to be two teenaged boys acting out this scene over and over

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i'm not actually mad i just like the comedic delivery of righteous but pointless anger

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Ok I know this doesn't make much sense because they can't learn wing attack but hear me out...the Happiny line as big pink chickens.

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Tien Gow Pia Special (PC-88) (1989)

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a minotaur is 60 secontaurs

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welcome to the snail vortex

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the clown council is convening

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Things to know before starting dragon HRT

When your scales come in, they will itch. Have scale polish and hydrocortisone handy. Remember, proper care now will lead to shinier, tougher scales in the future.

Remember what it felt like to have braces? Your mouth is going to change shape even more, and all of your teeth will be replaced. During this part of the process, you'll need to stick to liquids and soft foods.

Your horns, wings, and tail will hurt coming in, and they'll affect your balance until you get used to them. It's recommended to keep a cane handy in case there are some days where you can't keep yourself upright.

Likewise, when your legs shift to digitigrade, you'll need to plan for time to stay off your feet, as well as dedicated time for physical therapy to relearn how to walk. When this happens varies from person to person, so when you notice your legs hurting, make sure to call your xenoendocrinologist as soon as possible to schedule your PT.

Some people's tongues will split, and some don't. We don't know why. Regardless, it's good to keep in mind that it may not happen to you, so you can keep your expectations at an appropriate level.

Your changes will most likely be less pronounced than the people held up as golden examples of "what transition can do". Regardless, nearly all people report significant satisfaction with their results.

Breathing fire (or other elements) requires surgery to implant a special sac that does not grow in through the use of hormones alone. The exception to this is breathing carbon dioxide, since most people do this by default.

The mental changes are more subtle than the physical. You'll likely notice an increase in hoarding behavior, a preference for dim light, and heightened emotional sensitivity.

Your entire wardrobe will need to be replaced, or at least modified heavily. Make sure to look for pants that can accommodate a tail and shirts that can accommodate wings.

Expect an increase in both muscle and fatty tissue.

If you live somewhere with pronounced winters, be prepared to bundle up to counteract the effects of cold weather on the cold-blooded.

Once your wings come in, resist the urge to fly until you've had the proper training. Flying before your wings are ready can result in permanent damage.

The effects of hormones will be able to be hidden for roughly the first three months or so. Past that, if you're not out of the closet, you will be soon.

No matter how frustrating and slow the process may seem, have patience and enjoy the feeling of growing into your body!