u/Beautiful_Couple_208

I should honestly just kill myself at this point. (Pretty easily reversible thing) happened to my body, I'll never pass as a cis and I'll be clocky forever.

Taking estrogen/testosterone is the only way to transition medically, (/uj it's not, there's other things that give similar effects) and taking them won't remove (easily reversible change) instantly, so it's over, I'm done.

I took one pill and didn't immediately wake up in my ideal body.

No I will not put any more research into transitioning, it's so over, I'm just gonna give up.

*insert rant about how they deserve to be assualted, I don't know why it's so common, oh my god.*

If you're reading this I'm either dead or passed out from blood loss.

Context: I'm pretty freshly out of the closet and had to stay with my grandparents for a day, my grandpa insisted on trying to understand it.

Why don't you just tell them what they have? Why is it important for finding the criminal? Because it's part of their appearance and you can obviously tell 100% of the time if they have a penis or vagina just by looking at them.

And of course those are the only options of genitals someone could have.

No there's no such thing as hrt or bottom surgery or not knowing what someone's genitals look like because you've never put any thought into what's in an acquaintances pants.

Now, place tell me if they are a man or a woman, this is very important for the search because androgyny isn't real and knowing someone's gender could not possibly help us find the suspect.

Your top surgery was a success, miss 😊

CupcakKe taught me how to tornado spin on that shit sloppy gloppy crazy style.

They all named Parsley and Kale and shit.

#OneTrannyTongueFromLeavingSuperstraightism.

I think if I really liked them I wouldn't care if they had a kid, there's a million reasons for why someone might end up with one. Condoms and birth control can fail, rape happens, you can be pressured into things and a bunch of other reasons, and for a lot of people, abortions aren't avaliable or they wanted to keep the baby, which is fine too, your body, your choice.

Honestly, if someone has a kid after something as traumatic as finding out you're pregnant as a teenager, it tells me that they are a really strong person, but also that they need support after something like that, it's a lot to deal with on your own.

I have eight siblings, and I'm the oldest brother, I babysit daily and I'm very comfortable around chestfeeding as well as kids being chaotic as they are.

I have a lot of empathy for people who have to go through teenage pregnancy and parenthood, I also know a lot about pregnancy and what to expect when you're expecting, again, eight siblings.

I don't think you're throwing your life away, life doesn't end after having a kid, it complicates things, sure, it's terrifying, absolutely, and it does a lot to your body, but that doesn't change the fact that you're still you, and you're still attractive, and you're still your gender, since I know a lot of trans teens are forced into pregnancy as punishment, which is beyond cruel and I'm so sorry if you've ever had to go through that.

That's... not how that works. Her parents are cousins, I don't know why she thinks that's normal because she's not white.

Don't you want to undergo the most terrifying experience you could imagine? Don't you want to experience real life body horror?

Pregnancy is such a magical experience! It eats your grey matter, it completely changes your body and makes you feel like shit during and after and maybe even forever! And it also rips you open and then your body makes another lifeform you have to dedicate the rest of your life to and give up your dreams for! And you are guaranteed to be misgendered, as if it couldn't be tramatic enough.

Don't you want that? Huh? Don't you want that?

What? Why are you taking more testosterone with such urgency!?!?! This was supposed to convince you to not transition!!!!

Surely there's no way I could possibly find the answer to this question without posting the same pole as everyone else for the who fucking knowsth time!

I have original thoughts! Like asking if misandry is a serious issue.

This is because you literally need them to live. There's a lot of chromosome variations, such as xx xy which most are familiar with but also xo xxx xxy and so on, but if a mammal is conceived with no x chromosome, it absolutely cannot survive.

I've encountered it with older people where if you ask someone their age they get offended, which has always seemed odd to me, even pretransition, although a lot of social customs for girls seemed weird to me or made me uncomfortable back then.

"Never ask a woman her age" never made sense to me, it still doesn't. Do girls these days care if someone is curious about their age?

The way I see it, age is important information, it can make it easier to relate to someone if you find out how old they are, or help you decide of they are a love interest or not. It can also just be part of getting to know someone, like their name.

Like, if I asked a woman how old she was and she told me not to ask that it would sound suspicious, like what is she hiding and why is she withholding this basic information?