u/Hot-Time5255

I wanna start a gc with people who are starting psych science so if u wanna join lmk:)

I'll potentially be studying in Padua (still haven't decided if it's my final choice but will do so within a week), but I'd like to share a place with a roommate as to not just rot in my room all day long. However, as a trans person I'm looking for someone who isn't transphobic. If there's anyone who's also looking for a roommate feel free to reply:)

As a foreigner trans student who will potentially be studying in Padua I was wondering what the process with starting T is there. I've already started hormones and will be obtaining it from my home country, but I'd like to switch from shots to gel if that's possible in Italy?

I'll start my bsc this October in Padua. I'm originally from Bulgaria and will be obtaining my testosterone from here, but as I have a fear of needles I cannot do my shots alone. Is there a place, in Padua or perhaps Venice, where a medical professional can do them for me? I'd really appreciate any advice/help!

I got a place in psychological science in the uni, however I've never really heard of anyone sharing their experience in the uni. What are the professors and students like? What about the city? Are there any clubs in the uni or anything else where u can meet more people and socialise?

I got into the psych program in Padua uni as well as in Southampton, England and I'm not sure which one to pick. Both are quite good in terms of education, but one thing that worries me about Padua is it might be less LGBT safe especially as a trans queer person.

I got a clearing offer for bsc in psych. However, I did also get a place in another uni in Italy so I'm not sure which one to pick. What's the uni and overall life in Southampton like?

I've been wanting to move to another country for my bcs for many years now, but now that it's acc getting real I'm absolutely dreading it. I'm so scared of starting a new life from scratch all alone. I know longterm it'll probably be a great thing for me but the thought of leaving my partner, family and friends behind sounds horrendous. I'm starting in sept in Southampton, perhaps if there's anyone who has advice or if you're going thru smth similar/will be starting in the area urself id love to connect to support e/o (or perhaps meet up before the year officially starts)

I've been wanting to move to another country for my bcs for many years now, but now that it's acc getting real I'm absolutely dreading it. I'm so scared of starting a new life from scratch all alone. I know longterm it'll probably be a great thing for me but the thought of leaving my partner, family and friends behind sounds horrendous. I'm starting in sept in Southampton, perhaps if there's anyone who has advice or if you're going thru smth similar/will be starting in the area urself id love to connect to support e/o (or perhaps meet up before the year officially starts)

I just accepted my offer for Southampton uni and was wondering if there are any other international students starting this September as well? If so I'd love to connect:)

I'm an international student applying to a couple unis but I'd like to pick a place that's LGBT safe. I already come from a homophobic country as a trans queer person and I'd like to not worry about my safety. I know usually unis are on the safer/more accepting side, is this true about the uni of Southampton? Also how is finding a social circle?

I'm currently applying to some unis in the UK, but I'd like to make sure they are LGBT friendly as a queer trans person. I come from a very homophobic country so really anything is better than that, but considering Coventry (atl to my understanding) is on the smaller side, is it a safe space for queer people? And if so, is finding a community easy?

I'm currently applying to some unis in the UK, but as a queer trans person I'm worried about which cities are best in terms of safety. I come from a very homophobic country so really anything would be better, but I'd still like to pick the right one for me. Is it easy to find a social circle here? Is it a queer trans friendly place?

So I'm officially one week on T and the only change I've noticed is higher libido. I get that it's a slow process and I'm in no rush but literally EVERYONE says bottom growth happens very fast and within the first days. Is it normal to not have experienced any a week in? I suppose Reddit has brainwashed me a bit and I really expected it to happen right away...

I started T yesterday and im very excited! I know the changes are slow and i should be patient, but im just curious what were the first changes you personally noticed? I've heard a lot of people noticing slight difference within the first week, such as bottom growth, sweating more, body odour changing. Obviously it's person to person, but I'd like to hear your experiences

I'll be doing a bachelors degree in psychology, but I'm not left with many options. One of them is Universitat Europea in Valencia. I don't have any options left for public ones in Spain, so that's out of the question. However, I've seen people be surprisingly negative about it. Is it a good university overall? Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated

I'm planning on trying out for the university of Malta (bachelor degree of psychology), but I have heard very mixed opinions. Is it a good university? Is it LGBT safe? Are the professors good? Any opinions would be greatly appreciated

Malta is apparently one of the safest places for LGBT people in Europe yet it didn't particularly feel like it when I visited. I'm planning on studying in the university there as a backup plan, but as a visibly trans and queer person I'm worried about how safe it is and how easy it'd be to find a community . Any comments would be greatly appreciated