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Ive got to come out to my dad tonight and I'm really panicky and scared but I'm not gonna get into the details cause of the sub rules, but could I pretty please with a lesbian on top have some kind helpful words 🥺

Edit: I sent the message and now to wait

Edit 2: He responded in a really supportive way, thank you all for the encouragement<3

awawa hi all you good girlies (and bad girls too!)

Ive been struggling a lot lately with feeling comfortable in my own identity and I even used to struggle a lot with saying something as simply as "I'm a girl" but Ive finally been getting better at it and more confident in myself, it makes me so proud of myself and I just really wanted to share with someone so who's better than a bunch of awesome internet people :3

Also had the same issue with being a puppygirl and I felt bad about it cause... I dunno, anxiety maybe. But I'm getting a lot better with that too and I've also been getting better with that kind of stuff, and I wanted to share it too.

It's so small but it feels like such a big milestone for me because it's been such a struggle for me and it's kinda dumb but I'm really proud and happy with myself for it:3

Anyway that's my puppy ted talk, thank you for listening, pretties :3

Hi all, I'm pretty new to voice training (Feminization specifically) but I've been practicing on my own for a bit. No matter what methods I try or really just when I do anything with my voice that isn't talking in a flat masculine tone, it feels like there's a ball pushing up my throat and choking me. Almost like when you swallow, except it goes up and feels like it presses against a roof or ceiling. I can't hold any voice for long because of this, and it lingers for a while after doing any voice other than my regular one. Someone said it seems like I might be experiencing vocal constriction. Is this something that's commonly experienced at the start of voice training? Are there any good workarounds? I worry that because it happens when I try to manipulate my voice in any way, I might just be stuck like this but I feel like that's just me being overly anxious

Ive been having a rough month so far cause I've been really anxious over my very first Endocrinologist appointment coming up, but I'm also super excited!! There's just that lingering anxiety and stress about what if things go wrong or what if there's some crazy medical issue or whatever that makes it so I can't ever get on E, so many irrational fears 3:

Ive been pretty dysphoric too and I think that's been kinda feeding into the anxiety a little bit.

Would it be okay to ask for a lil positivity please and thank you :3

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.