u/classycryptid

I have very saggy, flat, DD cups. Been on T for a year and they’re just getting more deflated as time goes on. I have a lot of underarm fat that I want removed too. I’m unsure if I want nipple grafts or tattoos.

I live in Oregon and I’m looking for a good surgeon nearby that does good on large breasts.

I take 7 pills a day, one of which is $1200 a month out of pocket.

I make too much money to qualify for OHP.

I want a plan that covers some or all of top surgery. Best case scenario, they also cover FMS.

Clearly I need something low-deductible. I’m thinking Providence Silver or Regence Silver

Any thoughts?

My girlfriend and I are moving to Astoria and want to spend our days off in Portland for fun. We’re both queer lesbians and would like to know if there are any LGBTQ spaces dedicated to lesbians, like a lesbian club/bar. Other queer spaces you can recommend works too.

We’re both from Utah, so we’re excited to come to a place where being queer is more accepted. She is 20 and I’m 21, so if you have any recs for queer spaces that are age inclusive, let me know!

Hey everyone, I’ve identified as non-binary since I was 15. I’ve been on T for a year and I’m loving the changes and intend on transitioning most of the way male.

The label I identify most with is agender/transmasc.

I’ve seen a lot of hate on he/him lesbians. I use he/they and don’t identify as a man. I definitely prefer women, if not only like women. I identify with butch lesbianism, I’ve done research on the history and butch lesbianism does include transmascs from what I can tell.

TLDR I’m not a man but I use he/they and I feel like a agender butch lesbian