u/Accomplished_Tap2312

Just curious, had a "friend" say its very common

Obviously a lot of you guys (here atleast ik its fear mongered in other spaces) DIY anyway but testosterone alone is really dogshit and has so many issues especially if you partially or fully went thru female transition.

I see so many young males hopping on steroids to masculinize, gain height, etc yet I never see (specifically young like under 25yo) trans guys utilizing the same methods. It's genuinely the only way to ensure you will pass unless you're insanely lucky. "Muh heart health!!" There are a billion different ways to mitigate those side effects, and would you genuinely rather be miserable the rest of your lives than lose 5 years and have a chance at changing something? Less or even no more dysphoria is worth losing a couple of years.

I've been blasting tren and cancer meds the last 2 months and have seen more physical changes & bone thickening (brow ridge, chin, wrists, etc) as an adult than I did on 4 years of testosterone under an endocrinologist during puberty, and even normal male trt dosages once I started DIY.

Was feeling like making a guide & wanted to offer coaching thru social media since so many people in looksmaxxing spaces have been making money that way but i realized no trans men would give a single fuck or use the information in any way hence this post.

I recently turned 18 and want to start building credit for various reasons. Want to take a loan out for a medically necessary surgery that will drastically improve my quality of life and just want to build credit in general.

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My dad has suggested First Progress & Self but I'd like to hear other peoples thoughts and personal experiences, thanks.

I work in the warehouse as a picker in the chiller/freezer and am on my 2nd week. Today, I realized my pay rate is only $21.75 in the MyAldi app. The offer letter states $23.75 an hour, and the manager doing my onboarding even confirmed this when I asked why the offer letter stated $23.75 and made a comment about how good the pay is. Has anyone else had this issue? Is it likely to be resolved or am I fucked? I have screenshots of both to prove it. I earned OT (1.5x pay) and still came out about 50 bucks short on my first pay check.

I was just hired at an aldi warehouse near me, and I start in 1 week. My job is picking and creating pallets (outbound) in the freezer/fridge area. They said I would be starting at $21.75 an hour, but the offer letter actually says $23.75 an hour. For context, I am 18, didn't graduate high school, or get a ged. The job is also a 10 minute walk from my house, so I'm pretty fucking stoked about the opportunity.

My only issue is that I don't know what to expect with the culture, managments competency, etc and I'm nervous about it. Previously worked at a fedex warehouse and it was pretty terrible so I was under the impression that it may be the same at most warehouses. I have autism and have a hard time dealing with management sending me around in circles and creating issues over small things constantly. It stresses me out to the point I can not do my job and end up just abrubtly quitting because the people ruin the job for me, which is what happened at Fedex lol. So how is it here and is it atleast a decent company worth staying with?

I live in Indiana and have been hired on working a warehouse position making pallets. I noticed my testing says "XM" and was wondering if they tested for weed. From everything I've read, they don't, but I want to be absolutely sure.