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  • Det faktisk hjelper ganske mye, takk! Det er en senter som spesialiserer i kjønnsinkongruens i byen der Æ bor men det er kun til folk som er mye yngre enn mæ. Så det ser ut at det må enten skje via Riks eller en annen lit mer uoffisiell måte. vet du hvor ulovlig det er å importere pillene? Er det sånn at pakken blir stoppet og ikke levert eller blir det noe straff? Æ er ikke helt klar over hva loven sier om det.

  • You're right of course. I do have a lot of fear and anxiety around it. I grew up in a very unforgiving place where people would find any difference at all to pin the bullying on. So I learned to keep any thoughts to myself and not really express myself or let anyone in. So exposing myself in any way seems overwhelming. But, yes it's just a product of the conformist environment in which I grew up.

  • Thanks for the link. And sharing your story. It's very encouraging. I'm actually pretty sure my partner is demi as well I'm just worried her feelings for me would change if I do. As for clothes, I already have plenty of flannel shirts 😂 they'd just look better on me with a more feminine figure. Actually what I'd be wearing would only be minimally different from what I'm wearing now (I think). My partner likes it when I role my sleeves up so I'd be foolish to not keep that.

  • Well I've not played d&d but i know that i always play as a female character in computer games unless there isn't a choice. But then I preferentially play the games with female protagonists. I'm really happy with the new hazelight game split fiction, because both the characters are female. (my partner always insists on playing the female character in it takes 2).

  • I have thick curly hair and back when i kept it long i would wash out the conditioner by submerging my head underwater and shaking it loose. Then shake off like a dog and lie facing the ceiling with my head hanging off the end of the bed until it drip/air dried. It gave me volume and neat little ringlets. Of course I was convinced I was a boy so I didn't necessarily appreciate it as much as I should have.

  • While its true that there can be implications for the efficacy and side effects of medication if you're doing hrt. You can also check for those interactions before you get your prescription or ask someone who you know to be safe. It's going to potentially be safer than being denied care all together. a lot of places are extremely transphobic if not in policy then in the personal prejudice of people generally.

  • I'm glad you have such a positive response. I find it very encouraging. The only thing standing in my way right now is broaching the subject with my SO. She is very left leaning and bi. But she fell in love with the man me and is bi not pan. So during the androgynous middle ground which might take years to get through, she will not find me physically attractive in the slightest.

  • I chose my line of study based on the insane ADHD notion that I could clone an xx version of myself and upload my mind via a brain to brain interface and start over as a woman. (As a side note that can totally be done but its in a very dark place ethically and would require billions of euros) So I gave up on that notion but not before getting a masters degree in a relevant field. So yeah I'm pretty sure I want to be a woman. Of course that sounds batshit crazy (largely because it is) so I'd never admit to that IRL

    Also I totally get that hrt is a years long process, but I'm honestly not off to a bad start. My thighs are already relatively thick and i am actually starting off with a b cup or something because the fancy cupcakes are mostly icing lol.