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I feel really silly and dumb for asking this cause it's kind of a stupid question but it's also a genuine question. I'm a puppygirl (if you haven't seen my flair) and I honestly cannot see the appeal of puppygirls from someone who isn't one. But that being said I'm like.. really subby and stuff so that's probably why I can't understand it from a dommes perspective. So if you don't mind of course what do you think of puppygirls? And if you like them, why?

Computa, make it so all the puppygirls (And other animal girlies) get lovely owners if they dont already have one. Computa, also make all the owners get lovely puppies if they dont already have one.

Oh, computa, also make it so all the puppies get so much praise they melt into little puddles.

Computa, tell all the girlies they need to drink some water, and also computa, I need you to tell everyone that this subreddit is one of the kindest and sweetest I've ever been fortunate to be a part of :3

I maaaaay or may not be a puppygirl who has been trying to find some form of affirmations but everywhere I look just comes up with NSFW stuff and it's like ughhhh I just wanna be a silly puppygirl, I don't need or want any of that stuff..

Just wondering if anyone else has maybe found something they'd be willing to share?

Hi allll

I've kinda come to terms with being a puppygirl now, I've felt it for a while but kinda just never really acted on it.

I'm wondering if there's good things to do or wear that are really subtle but still kinda like reinforce the puppygirl thing to myself. I know it's kind of a weird ask but it's not really something I want to tell the world quite yet but I still wanna feel like a puppygirl

Thank you all in advance :3

I've finally come out to my mom as trans (MtF) about a month ago now and she's been nothing but supportive.

I've been wanting to try stuff out, especially in the clothing department and she's bought me a few things but it's just basic t shirts. They're comfy and very nice but I want to try stuff that's far more feminine. I feel really ashamed and embarrassed about it and I'm worried what she'd say or how she'd react. I've already expressed that I want to try some more feminine things but I didnt say anything specific because I worry about judgement.

And it's the same for names. I've been floating around names for a while and I think I've found one I liked but I'm really worried about what she'll think about it. It's not a very out there name or anything, just "Clem". I suppose you could say it's short for Clementine but I'm not a huge fan of that for myself, but I digress.

When your child spoke to you about this kind of stuff, how did they do it? And do you think from a parents perspective, there's a good way to be approached about it by your child?

It's been bugging me for a while and I'm not exactly sure how to go about it all, so any advice would be appreciated, thanks!

I did my first two playthroughs of the game on console, and had it so I used the bumpers to roll the plane left/right, independently from steering.

Im going through my PC controls in FC5 and I cant seem to replicate this. Ive tried the mouse and keyboard layout, the keyboard layout, but neither seem to let you roll completely independently from steering. Is there a way to make it mimic the rolling on controller?
If not, no biggie, I can always take my old controller if it bugged me that much.

I plan on getting on HRT by the end of the year (Fingers crossed!)

I'm still only 17 but I've noticed a little chest hair growth. Super short and fine but it's definitely there. I'm wondering if HRT has any effects on this, and what it's like. I can always shave I suppose or epilate but I imagine it would hurt a lot to epilate during breast development.

I'm not really completely sure what to ask, I suppose just does estrogen effect this? And if it doesn't, or even if it does, how do you manage it?

Hi all.

I'm trans (MtF) and pretty closeted, haven't started HRT quite yet either.

I've had the same group of friends for quite some time. Most of, if not all my life really. All but one of them have expressed some pretty anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiments. That one friend who hasn't, I've told him I'm trans and he's pretty supportive. A lot of them are kind of just assholes sometimes too.

But I want to have a network of friends who will be supportive and welcoming, help me out, etc..

I'm still in school, grade 11. I've always been really reserved and quiet so outside of this group of friends I've already had, pretty much nobody knows me. I've been in a French course since kindergarten, and it's always had mostly the same people. We're all acquainted but again, outside of those few friends, I don't know anyone well, and nobody really knows me.

I've got diagnosed social anxiety and I'm pretty scared to just walk up to someone and start chatting, or anything really. I'm not sure what to do or how to go about it, so any strategies you may have used to get over this or different strategies for making friends would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I think for me, it's mostly because I'm pre transition.

But whenever I'm asked about pronouns or names or anything I feel really embarrassed and a bit ashamed to say I use she/her pronouns and give my name, when I really just look like an ordinary cis guy. I can't help but think about what other people might think, or if it would be awkward for them, etc, etc..

I'm pretty closeted. I'm out to my mom and a couple friends. My mom asked about pronouns and a name. I said she/her pronouns but I felt way too embarrassed to admit I had a name picked out and I just said I'm still trying to find one that fits, and that it's difficult when there's nobody to try it around.

I've been diagnosed with social anxiety as well so I imagine that's part of this entire situation, as well as a general lack of confidence, but still.

Does anyone else get like this? And if you do, have you found a way to help get over it? Or even just help suppress it?