u/BooksNCats11

I've been on 100mg oral progestrone with my estrogen patch (0.75) for a couple years now. I was looking to get rid of that part and replace it with Slynd. That *is* an acceptable replacement option, right? I've got a uterus so I wanted to make sure it "counts" as the progestrone component needed for HRT.

I was looking to have something with actual birth control and I've failed the IUD twice so I am not playing THAT game again.

One of my kids has been spending time in queer spaces locally recently and said they were caught off guard hearing "f*ggot" quite a lot. Again, this is a queer space, and the supervising adults didn't say anything (queer adults).

I will *never* forget the first time a queer group came to my high school and talked about reclaiming the word queer and how jarring it was for me to hear it spoken in a positive light (it was like Y2K)....so I was wondering if maybe that's happening now in younger queer spaces with the f slur? Or maybe it's just local to us?

I told them I'd ask somewhere and this is the only place that I could think of!