
Anyone have the link to this picrew?
This is my pic from a while back. I wanted to update it but can't find the link. Help?

This is my pic from a while back. I wanted to update it but can't find the link. Help?
Picked up my new glasses today. They're both so nice. And way better than my old ones.
Thoughts?
My thoughts on Trans Jax as a trans person myself
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I always view Jax's story of two sides of one story
Jax had the brain scan at their lowest point in life.
It tells two stories. In the circus they dug deep, didn't have the best environment to be free, they dug deeper into their worst traits and it basically killed them.
In the real world, they rose above the adversity, made real friends and start to embrace and accept themselves
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As a trans person, there is a moment when you realise you're trans and faced with a decision, do you leap forward into the big scary but exciting world or do you backtrack into safety of what you know but ultimately harm yourself more by lying to yourself and the world.
The initial moments of accepting you're trans can be terrifying even in an accepting world, but it's worth it, but it's also human instincts to stick to the safety of what you already have.
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That's how I see Jax's tale.
Two sides of the trans journey.
Embracing yourself or hiding and lashing out.
My thoughts on Trans Jax as a trans person myself
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|| I always view Jax's story of two sides of one story
Jax had the brain scan at their lowest point in life.
It tells two stories. In the circus they dug deep, didn't have the best environment to be free, they dug deeper into their worst traits and it basically killed them.
In the real world, they rose above the adversity, made real friends and start to embrace and accept themselves
​
As a trans person, there is a moment when you realise you're trans and faced with a decision, do you leap forward into the big scary but exciting world or do you backtrack into safety of what you know but ultimately harm yourself more by lying to yourself and the world.
The initial moments of accepting you're trans can be terrifying even in an accepting world, but it's worth it, but it's also human instincts to stick to the safety of what you already have.
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That's how I see Jax's tale.
Two sides of the trans journey.
Embracing yourself or hiding and lashing out. ||
Where do I go to get my eyebrows done? How much should I expect to pay? What instructions do I tell the person?
I shave and shave and it's still visible? Am I just cursed to have a horrific face? Yes I know laser exists, I had a dozen sessions and barely made a difference and now I can't afford it.
Today marks one year of HRT. I can't believe it's been a year, what year, I remember that shy clueless person I was when this all began. I was often doubting myself, wandering if anything will work, still adjusting to it all. Unsure what to do, what to wear, how to behave, if it will work.
Since then I've come out to many people, my deadname feels so foreign I often forget it exists. I'm now included in places as a girl. To many people, I am simply Chloe and I love that.
Of course there are still times I have doubts, I have a long way to go, I still don't feel I pass. My facial hair keeps returning, I need more laser. And I still feel nervous about using women's bathrooms.
But the upside is transitioning has improved my social life, my mental health,nice discovered my love of clothes shopping, I have a joy in life, there's times where I'm so happy seeing myself in the mirror.
I still have a long way to go, but this year has been amazing, what a journey.