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uyfgbcrkjesg by Sidney Soddleket - Wed, 16 May 2012 23:35:39 EST ID:PuSXI8kh No.254034 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Okay so where do I find transgender people to hangout with or much much more? I gotta know, 100% male here, non-trans, but I sure do like them
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Cedric Goodwell - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:29:05 EST ID:scUAqG73 No.254196 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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DICKS EVERYWHERE
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Beatrice Fendletet - Thu, 17 May 2012 17:41:41 EST ID:19MpV0B6 No.254215 Ignore Report Quick Reply
every time one of you idiots spew out the word 'chaser' it demonstrates just how much of a delusional dream world you are trapped in
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Reuben Clongerman - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:06:51 EST ID:ItePFh6A No.254239 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254215

We think we're girls, I think that demonstrates just how much of a delusional dream world we're in better than calling someone a chaser.
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Hannah Mackledock - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:33:00 EST ID:NSHqKBVS No.254246 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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There is some serious irony within this whole issue. "Trans" women want to look attractive as a girl and be accepted for it, but when a group of people rise to the occasion, it seems "trans" girls are rejecting of it be cause THEY'RE the wrong kind of people. Kind of silly isn't it? Now, I may be a minority, and I've made a few post regarding this here already, but I myself AM make, however, I have an extremely feminine nature in my tastes and personality. I've pondered the idea of transitioning, but it just doesn't work for me. I am apparently however, a bisexual, but I am never attracted to men. I am very much attracted to the concept of a Trans girl, because to me, that's the best of both worlds. I find it extremely attractive, and I cannot help it. However though, when it comes to dealing with "trans" girls, it has NOTHING to do with what equipment you're carrying downstairs. If you wish to present yourself as a girl then you are one. Using terms like "trans" and "tranny", I rarely ever do, because it implies that there's a difference, when where it really matters, THERE ISN'T. Liking a girl with a dick, to me at least, is exactly the same as being attracted to a gilr with brown hair or a girl into S&M. It's all personal taste in how we like our girls. Do I limit myself to "trans" girls? No. But it is certainly an attraction factor for me.
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James Badgenen - Thu, 17 May 2012 22:22:32 EST ID:d7VNqTSD No.254262 Ignore Report Quick Reply
This is stupid because it all comes down to attractiveness but no one will just come out and say it.

If you're ugly/creepy you're a fuckin chaser and that's that. If you're attractive and charming, it doesn't matter if you're a chaser or not because trannies are so desperate for decent guys that you can have your pick of any non-pornstar tranny you want and have all her tranny friends too.


Mental effects on T by Samuel Grimdock - Wed, 16 May 2012 06:31:06 EST ID:1ErVzJfm No.253837 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Not sure if this is a placebo or not, since I haven't been getting any definite physical effects (no voice change as far as I can tell, nor fat/muscle changes, etc, though I haven't gotten my period in a long time. It's kinda irregular anyway), but I noticed that the way I react to things is...different. Specifically, rather than getting kinda pissed-off and being able to calm myself down, I'll get incredibly worked-up about something and start dwelling on it to the point of spiraling into really violent thoughts. If I'm in close vicinity to the person, they tend to be more physical in nature, but they almost always include yelling and trying to "put the other person in their place", so to speak. Now, I've grown up with anger issues and thought I had them mostly sorted out, and I was on Zoloft for a few months mostly because I would obsessively fixate on things that made me angry and depressed (went off it a month ago cause I didn't like the side-effects), but mostly I'm asking:
>on T
>ANGRY ANGRY ANGRY
>anyone else get this?
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Eliza Foshnidge - Wed, 16 May 2012 12:47:28 EST ID:uSu4YViP No.253889 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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YES. It's gradually getting better as I re-learn how to deal with my anger in new ways, bc it's totally different from before. I'm talking spirally down into domestic violence...but I'm working on it and it's improving.

Have you considered an Anger Management group, or even just going through the material yourself online or something?

I've found that getting my anger out violently (i used to beat a thick metal street sign with a hammer) generally just makes your brain link anger to violence, so it's not a good way to express it. Try getting the physical energy out in positive ways, like working out, running, basketball...anything productive, not destructive. Smoke weed, exercise regularly, try meditating. Grounding exercises can be good too when you feel almost dissociated with rage. Oh, and isolation is key. Get yourself out of the situation for a few minutes physically.
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Lydia Brabbersed - Wed, 16 May 2012 17:47:31 EST ID:R8tiT+Ll No.253960 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I'm a pre-T FtM yet I've had thoughts like this for as long as I can remember.

And the day they invent body switching or a type of drug or something to treat transsexualism would be the best day ever.
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Samuel Sollerfitch - Thu, 17 May 2012 00:17:21 EST ID:kWdNS40n No.254046 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253889
OP here, I found the best way to deal with it is to redirect your brain to something else ASAP and try not to get anxious about not thinking about how to one-up the other person or show them a thing or two. Making music is very meditative for me.
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Jarvis Parringway - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:55:47 EST ID:2kop/Vcs No.254259 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253856
Let's fucking watch this shit and sing Reflections together
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Jarvis Parringway - Thu, 17 May 2012 22:08:57 EST ID:2kop/Vcs No.254261 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I turned into a cocky asshole with T, and then with chest surgery I got even cockier.

I don't know if that's a placebo or just the calming effect of finally not looking female, or if it's actually something to do with testosterone.

But yes male puberty so just think of age 13-17 year old boys. Also there was that study that basically explains that the hormonal shift of boy puberty is essentially the part of the menstrual cycle's drop in estrogen that causes certain kinds of moody behavior so...


Hit and Miss by Simon Shittingridge - Tue, 15 May 2012 20:23:01 EST ID:+lMhwISM No.253777 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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You peeps see this yet? Finally a TV show about a trynna that isn't a corny pity party. =)
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Cyril Bissleson - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:30:55 EST ID:5YRD7t80 No.254150 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253777
I am seriously impressed by how they made Chloe (who is actually drop-dead gorgeous) look more trans and almost not passing. It's all in the hair and makeup, but...wow.
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Shitting Marringfoot - Thu, 17 May 2012 15:42:21 EST ID:E1sx3LjT No.254179 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254150

Take a woman and make her ugly = trans portrayal.
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Henry Drubbermune - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:49:56 EST ID:BZdBzD2u No.254200 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254109
I was under the impression that hips are mainly a bone structure thing? This gives me hope! My mother has wide hips but I am a stick with no hips at all. I really hope my genetics get this straight.
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Fuck Damblefield - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:40:42 EST ID:hKLRlWo/ No.254235 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254200
Hips are mostly bone. A bit might change, but probably wont.
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Albert Chemblestune - Thu, 17 May 2012 22:05:51 EST ID:CEaDzKq0 No.254260 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>254235
'Hips' are bone (pelvis), muscles (gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, gluteus minimus, and tensor fasciae latae.), and fat deposits. Your pelvis can't change, but the muscles and fat deposits do change on E. Exercise and diet help too.


"Cisgender" person here by Thomas Gengerhood - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:14:32 EST ID:KeZbzmRS No.254240 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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I don't actually know any transsexuals IRL so I never get to ask anyone, what is the whole deal with "die cis scum" and such?
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Beatrice Hisslewill - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:42:39 EST ID:oNI5kqFG No.254248 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254247
It's satirical. I think
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Frederick Waffinglene - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:49:57 EST ID:HC/LUNnv No.254251 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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"Die cis scum" is the trans equivalent of FEMINAZIS.
A.k.a. rambling lunatics you should avoid.
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Martin Buddleshaw - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:08:49 EST ID:f6oxmCrj No.254256 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254245
that was super annoying to read
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Fuck Dinningsudge - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:10:12 EST ID:f8PW8Etw No.254257 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254244
I know you put it in quotes, but "normal" is the reason that the word "cis" is used. So it's not "normal/trans", which can be insulting to some. Cis should not be an insult, but because the first instance of many cis people are from hostile trans people, they take it as such. It just has a literal meaning of "the opposite of trans" (well, it's got to do with rotations and stuff, but trans is the opposite).
I don't agree with massive hostility. I'm certainly on my guard all the time, but fuck, people on tumblr sometimes frustrate me, especially talking about pregnancy and stuff. e.g. someone talking about how abortion affects women, then some self-righteous prick comes in "BUT WHAT ABOUT TRANS MEN, THEY'RE AFFECTED TOO! NOT JUST WOMEN! DIE CIS SCUM!".
We're enough of a minority for it to not cross the mind of most people, let alone include us in a conversation that's predominately female based.
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Jarvis Parringway - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:45:46 EST ID:2kop/Vcs No.254258 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254240
Basically it labels cisgender people as "cis", like transgender folk are labeled "trans". It's more or less to show to abrasiveness of labelling someone "trans" (as the opposite of "normal").

>>254241 >>254251
I know, I thought the same when I first heard about it for the longest time until I saw someone explain it and it made a lot of sense. It is along similar lines of the racial movement of trying to take away the idea of "black/brown/yellow/red" labels to separate those races from those who don't need labels because they're the norm (white).


Boobs FTW! by Eugene Wupperbury - Wed, 09 May 2012 19:32:33 EST ID:9/bV5j7i No.252238 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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So I recently had another (super painful) growth spurt where almost overnight I noticed an increase in size and I thought a thread to show breast development at different periods of time through HRT might be a cool idea. I figure it might give those who haven't started HRT yet an idea of what to expect and a way to compare progress for those that have already started hormones.

Anyway to start this is me after 5 months and one week into my HRT.





BTW my girlfriend just got me into this site a week or two ago so if this thread has already been done then Oops, My Bad. Also I just realized how 'high-schoolish' this thread kinda is but w/e I don't care ^_^
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Charlotte Brookshaw - Sat, 12 May 2012 14:35:40 EST ID:hN7x9zNX No.253016 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>252908
I was just pointing out where the misconception arises.
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George Gaddleworth - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:57:09 EST ID:YhOqJkpB No.254237 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>252650
Seriously, how many months and what dosages in this one?
At 1.5 years I'm pretty fucking envious of what you have. Shit's not very funny anymore.
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Frederick Waffinglene - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:48:25 EST ID:HC/LUNnv No.254249 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254237
I know from previous posts that she said 1 year AA + 3 months E.
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Hugh Bunfoot - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:56:04 EST ID:wjChTCB3 No.254252 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254249
to be fair, i used to take 1/2 doses of E on and off through the year with the AAs, not very regularly and Id go for a month or two without any AAs or E sometimes.

I wasn't really convinced I was doing the right thing at the time, was more just something I could do just in case this was something i ended up wanting to do.
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Frederick Waffinglene - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:02:19 EST ID:HC/LUNnv No.254254 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254252
Welp, you still won the genetic lottery big time.
I'm at 5 months regular use now (4mg E and enough AA for 0 T) and they probably couldn't look any more pathetic and small than they do.


fbnv by Eugene Chupperway - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:33:10 EST ID:8D5L4sz+ No.254151 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Are *those* types of hormones covered by any insurance plan? I'm sure you know which type I'm talking about.
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Eugene Chupperway - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:45:30 EST ID:8D5L4sz+ No.254153 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254152
No bro I think they mean hot dog hormones.
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Jarvis Hashwater - Thu, 17 May 2012 13:48:16 EST ID:1ZF9rsJ+ No.254154 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Sure but you are better off getting your adrenaline the natural way
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Phoebe Snodbanks - Thu, 17 May 2012 14:08:09 EST ID:b8tQplF0 No.254155 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I thought Vicodin was an over the counter drug
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Hedda Sannerdidge - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:01:04 EST ID:4ctxpZu2 No.254253 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254151

Even though my health insurance claims they don't pay for anything to do with transition mine are covered, the diagnosis is "Endocrine Disorder Unspecified/Other"
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Charlotte Dizzlefield - Thu, 17 May 2012 21:07:25 EST ID:r5u0NH+o No.254255 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I love how the first 4 posts of this thread are pure trolling.
nb


Dat fucking hair loss by Basil Brookdale - Wed, 16 May 2012 19:57:05 EST ID:xaB7TvEx No.253999 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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I'm 22 years old I have been losing hair lately, but only in the front and on the top of the head, I don't know if it's genetic or because I lost 77 lbs in 8 months, reducing my BMI from 30.79 to 22.12.
Since I won't be able to start HRT until next year, I want to know what I can do prevent further hair loss and if possible recover what has already been lost, I have no bald spot yet, but I fear I will have one until the end of this year, and I want to know if it's true that eating eggs make you lose your hair, because I eat three of them a week.
Whenever I wash my hair, too much of it falls off, so i'd like to know there is anything that makes your hair stronger.
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Cedric Picklesed - Wed, 16 May 2012 19:59:57 EST ID:RshGtKyX No.254001 Ignore Report Quick Reply
With weight loss like that there's a good chance that's the cause. If so it should grow back or at least you won't lose anymore if you take care of yourself. Also there are pills for hair growth such as rogaine and shampoo such as mane and tail. Try that too.
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Albert Turveywill - Wed, 16 May 2012 20:04:46 EST ID:eu+8ygON No.254004 Ignore Report Quick Reply
brush your hair more gently, balding isn't caused by more hairs falling out. All hairs fall out after 2-6 years of growing. when you're balding they just grow back smaller or not at all. The best you can do is eat healthy and use Propecia and rogaine.
I started balding when i was 17 ish and I didn't do anything until i was 22. I was nearly completely bald on top when i started HRT all my hair grew back to where it was when i was 16, but it's all really short hairs still. I can't guarantee you'll be so lucky. I'm really a best case scenario and I've seen so many other girls not grow their hair back at all, but there's still a sliver of hope for you.
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Emma Nazzlehall - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:49:19 EST ID:drySiSnG No.254250 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Thanks, can I still eat eggs?


RAWRRRR by Charlotte Crunkinsock - Thu, 10 May 2012 05:12:17 EST ID:GIaOkmlU No.252387 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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RAWR
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Emma Chockleshaw - Wed, 16 May 2012 02:48:02 EST ID:zelV4NZP No.253825 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253734

Bitch please, I'd be happy if I looked half as much as a "dude" as she does.

...Wait, that doesn't make sense at all, but point is, up yours, she's gorgeous.
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Jack Brushstune - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:15:13 EST ID:GIaOkmlU No.254192 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253644
around a grand :3

and actually I never did hormones, that pic is no mones but I actually started real hormones 3 days ago yay!!! :D




>>253825
*blush*
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Betsy Sidgeledge - Thu, 17 May 2012 17:01:29 EST ID:2ifNQgI8 No.254204 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254192

have you ever looked like a boy at all? ._.
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Isabella Backledutch - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:20:41 EST ID:uoFifUZs No.254232 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>252387 I would suggest thinning ur brows though. it'll take u from 80% to 95% passable
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Charlotte Dizzlefield - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:21:20 EST ID:r5u0NH+o No.254243 Ignore Report Quick Reply
what an attention whore.


Puzzle pieces and legos by Frederick Sapperkark - Wed, 16 May 2012 14:03:59 EST ID:T2vdpPyl No.253897 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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So I'm a guy, with a penis and all that. Born this way and no urge to change that. Not sure why I lurk these boards as much as I do, but I do. I identify as pansexual, as in I'd be happy romantically/sexually with the right person regardless of what's between the legs. This being said, despite my slightly fem nature and relative open mindedess, I appear physically to be a slightly short but quite attractive straight male. I don't go out of my way to appear artistic and such. Regular user of pot/acid/molly/vicodin but that is completely beside the point. Just giving some insight into my persona I guess... I'm a writer and a thinker.

My question is, do Mtf's even exist that would like a guy like me? If not, what is your ideal partner? Every one on this board seems so disphoric and lonely and lost... it really makes me sad but at the same time proud of the human race to see people with the courage to even begin such a proccess...Kudos to all of you.
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Sophie Gangerdine - Thu, 17 May 2012 15:11:51 EST ID:HC/LUNnv No.254164 Ignore Report Quick Reply
You look okay, but the drug use would be a no-go for me. (inb4 we're on 420)
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Shitting Marringfoot - Thu, 17 May 2012 15:51:51 EST ID:E1sx3LjT No.254186 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253975

>>transbians

Actually in an Australian government survey on LGBT people they had ~120 trans women in it and catalogued how they identified as well.

About 1/8 was straight, 1/4 were lesbian, 1/8 were bi, then the rest identified as "queer" or other (including pansexual).

So lesbians are pretty common.
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Charles Cebbleham - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:21:04 EST ID:alRWtynn No.254194 Ignore Report Quick Reply
FtM here, I think you're lovely, op. Your shortness would make me feel better about mine (5'7) and the last short boyfriend I had was mega cute, he would stand on his toes to rest his chin on my shoulder when we hugged.
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Cedric Goodwell - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:21:09 EST ID:scUAqG73 No.254195 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>254186
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Charlotte Dizzlefield - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:19:26 EST ID:r5u0NH+o No.254242 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>254194
>MFW


Shoooes by Martha Bashridge - Thu, 17 May 2012 16:50:57 EST ID:hN7x9zNX No.254201 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Went to buy new shoes today...

I've dropped two full men's sizes (14 to 12) since starting hormones. I thought that shit was an urban legend. Kinda amazed.
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Fuck Damblefield - Thu, 17 May 2012 18:52:47 EST ID:hKLRlWo/ No.254225 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254222
Good job ruining your posture, either that or your bones are turning to dust.
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Ebenezer Hecklechone - Thu, 17 May 2012 18:59:40 EST ID:wsJ50FzJ No.254227 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I DIDN'T FREE THE TRANNIES TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR BULLSHIT
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Angus Blallerbotch - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:17:40 EST ID:d8SkA+zf No.254230 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254225
makes sense for the height, but how do you shrink your feet?

Also OP, what age are you?
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Augustus Shakeham - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:52:33 EST ID:dPrqQA/C No.254236 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254225
Lol i was being sarcastic kinda hard to do sometimes over the interwebz.

You don't get shorter and your feet don't shrink on HRT.Bone structure does not change only muscle mass and I doubt anyone has that much muscle in their feet to drop two whole shoe sizes lol.

Silly wabbit tricks are for dicks! =)p
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Martin Brogglefield - Thu, 17 May 2012 20:01:09 EST ID:hN7x9zNX No.254238 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254230
I'm 22. I don't think my shoes were too large before; I've worn a 14 in converse since I was like 15, and trying to go down to 13 wouldn't work because it didn't leave toe room. Today I bought a pair of size 12 low tops that fit perfectly.


gfbwesfdfa by Fanny Gobberlock - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:09:46 EST ID:QANveY0g No.254229 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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At what point is it okay to say "man up" or something equivalent in terms of trans issues when they're getting in the way of someone's life

We all hate life, but we live it anyway, right?

So if someone is failing to live life because of their trans-related thoughts, is it okay to just say "man up"?
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Molly Backlelock - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:17:46 EST ID:ej9rU5f6 No.254231 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254229
I had two paths when I was in a spot of really bad trans-related dysphoria.

Bullets / Pills. "Manning Up" would have killed me.
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George Gaddleworth - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:27:27 EST ID:YhOqJkpB No.254233 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>254229
No, because it is very likely the wrong choice. And probably not your business in the first place. Support your friends.
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Eliza Clayworth - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:38:22 EST ID:jYaADhe2 No.254234 Ignore Report Quick Reply
You gotta get some balls to lose them OP. I manned up by becoming a woman. In this case all we're doing is classifying courage as a manly thing, when anyone can have it.

Anyone who's failing life cause of trans-issues needs a firm kick in the tits to get moving again.


'Acceptable Losses' by Shit Carringshit - Sun, 13 May 2012 23:31:21 EST ID:5sXbx2n0 No.253318 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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http://www.acceptablelosses.ca/

QUEUE TRANSPHOBIA!!

wtf is this shit?? what damage has this sick fuck done?
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Clara Hugglewell - Mon, 14 May 2012 22:28:27 EST ID:bpVXeWIJ No.253557 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253345

I love how the only results for that are that website and this thread.
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Caroline Ninnerdale - Mon, 14 May 2012 23:28:35 EST ID:HX7/r98m No.253566 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>253318
>.ca
Posers gonna pose
Hosers gonna hose
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Phoebe Benderlock - Tue, 15 May 2012 00:17:39 EST ID:hN7x9zNX No.253573 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253519
I did have therapy, and the psychologist definitely WAS trying to suppress my GID at that time. After 1.5 years of her, I found a new psych.
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Simon Chunnerpet - Tue, 15 May 2012 20:11:41 EST ID:5sXbx2n0 No.253773 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>253318

I wonder if this is self-hate?? Look at the cover .. I find it bizarre one would publish a book of hundreds of pages of 'scientific' transphobia, and then put *that* photo on the cover! Maybe 'he' has a sekrit too hrmm? rattle your transdar anyone??
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Nigger Sovingford - Thu, 17 May 2012 19:06:43 EST ID:Ib6JjugK No.254228 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>Violence against transgenderism—gynandromorphophile Marcello Palma's killing spree against transgender women in Toronto, Ontario in 1996

Wait, what?

http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2001/04/20/palma_verdict010420.html

isn't it amusing how they feel the need to repeatedly express that he's a father of one?



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