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WELP IT FUCKING HAPPENED. THANKS OHIO YOU STUPID BIGGOTED CUNT STATE I FUCKING HATE YOU!

ohio just banned trans people from changing their IDs to their preferred sex and gender, and NOW REQUIRE more fucking court cases and banned gender affirming care providers from submitting letters for gender marker and sex changes due to the BMV being fucking bigots.... I FUCKING HATE THIS BULLSHIT! i was legit crying eariler cuz this is gonna make my gender maker update and name change 30X harder, and knowing my family is against my transition, this is gonna cause even more tension.... SO FUCKING GREAT OHIO THANKS FOR FUCKING THE TRANS COMMUNITY IN THE ASS YOU TRANSPHOBIC MOTHERFUCKERS.

edit: for those of you telling me ot move out, it's not gonna happen currently. the economy is shit and i love my job at retail and don;t wanna leave a great paying job that ive had for 3 years, and i can't drive currently and don't have the willpower or know how to move out and am reliant on family currently sadly. my ADHD brained ass can't comprehend anything the size of a windows 95 computer.

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u/Ill-Candy-4926 — 24 hours ago
▲ 151 r/MtF

I think I accidentally cracked my partner's egg, what do I do?

My partner and I have been together for over 6 years. For context I identify as bisexual and he has always felt queer in some way. Throughout that time I have always had this suspicion that he was not entirely comfortable as himself. I felt like I could not love him entirely, when I would try to there was resistance like he was upset that I loved every part of him.

The other day he went on a usual talk track of being frustrated with men's style. He said that he wished there was a men's style that included these super flared pants a female pop artist was wearing. after I looked at his reference I said it seems like a skirt was the silhouette he was looking for. Since we are both not really fussed with gender conformity I joked with him that when I'm gone one day he should try on one of my skirts. I was serious because I also think men could get a kick out of trying one on so this wasn't suggested with any sort of "trans" implications.

The next few weeks I would ask if he'd gotten around to it yet. I started to notice an unusual discomfort when I followed up. Finally yesterday I asked if he'd tried it out and he was very curt and said to stop asking him about it and the question made him very uncomfortable. I got very stubborn and accustory to this sudden boundary.

I can't stop spinning about it, it's not typical for him to have a strong reaction to something like that. I think he is mtf queer woman? I started thinking about a few other instances that now feel meaningful:

- he is a larger man, over 6ft and over 200 pounds but gets really bothered when the topic of him being perceived as intimidating is raised

- he has described his masculinity as being that of a lesbian

- he is perturbed by his appearance, but seems to stray away from self expression - example in my post

- he has majority female friends and has spoken about how listening to podcasts of male friends groups has made it easier to interact with other men

- he gets really excited for me to wear more "queer" outfits, i always joke that he has a fixation with me in jumpsuits that i don't really share, he also talked me into a more mullet hairstyle (he's bald so he can't change up his hair)

This all seems trivial but maybe resonates with some, I know the directive is don't crack an egg but I didn't mean to and I worry it can't be undone.

What should I do? I am so lost. Please help :(

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u/Virtual_Gate1299 — 1 day ago
▲ 185 r/MtF

I'm so sick of the unchecked transmisogyny on Reddit.

Transmisogyny on this website is SO bad, and trans women get punished just for pointing it out. I just got banned from a "leftist" sub for pointing out how transmisogynistic a book being recommended in the replies was. This was on a post about transmisogyny specifically, and the book being recommended was not only not written by a trans woman, but has several diatribes about how trans women are "male socialized" and benefit from "male privilege. I'm the one who gets banned for pointing this out though.

Literal direct quote from this book btw: CW transphobia, transmisogyny

"Most trans women have “passed” as men (albeit as “sissy” ones) at least some point in their lives, and were thus given preferable treatments in education and employment, for example, whether or not they enjoyed being perceived as men. They have been trained to be assertive and confident, and some trans women manage to maintain these “masculine” traits, often to their advantage, after transitioning.

What is happening here is that we often confuse the oppression we have experienced for being gender-deviant with the absence of the male privilege. Instead of claiming that we have never benefited from male supremacy, we need to assert that our experiences represent a dynamic interaction between male privilege and the disadvantage of being trans."

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u/Freezy_Squid — 1 day ago
▲ 134 r/MtF

How should I react to these messages after I told my adoptive mother that I’m trans?

[22mtf]

“I'm going to say one last thing about the situation you are starting and it's this: you are so handsome, but I don't think you would be a pretty female and you're much too tall. Also instead of testing your body with things that are not normal for a male to do why not just be gay and maybe one day *my girlfriends name* will wanna be a man but she could just be a lesbian and then you could be a real couple?””

Then proceeded to wonder how my deceased father would think of this

“Oh my, whatever would ***** think? I think he called you Angel once too many times”

“Like me he would love you anyway but not sure he would want to see you that way.”

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u/unknwndemise — 1 day ago
▲ 2 r/MtF+1 crossposts

Trans Girl Fantasy Football League

Would any of you beautiful ladies be interested in playing fantasy football this upcoming season? I’m really working on not compartmentalizing stuff I like into boy/girl categories and I think playing in a girls league would not only help with that, but be a chance to make some friends, and have some fun.

I wanted to see if anyone was interested before getting into the logistics or creating a league, but I’ll set everything up if yall are down. I already feel like such a guy posting this, and that’s gross tbh lol.

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u/HormonalGrlTx09 — 23 hours ago
▲ 83 r/MtF

lol estrogen got me fucked up

what do you mean tears are streaming from my eyes reading a book about dragons and the scene where the dragon hatches from the egg makes me cry bc it's like so cute😭(if you know what book I'm talking about please don't spoil it)

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u/iLuvArizona — 1 day ago
▲ 77 r/MtF

Failed transitions are peak ragebait

> Sees posts of most trans women getting changes 1-2 years into HRT and just looking good in general

> Be me, 1.5 years on HRT, got laser hair removal, no changes in sight. Still look like a cis guy and ugly

Absolute peak cinema 💀💀💀

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u/jellybeanzz11 — 1 day ago
▲ 37 r/MtF

When did you socially transition, relative to HRT?

I'm 5 months on HRT, in a place where it's not illegal to be trans, but it is relatively conservative. I have already lost a job from being trans (despite taking efforts to hide it from the employer and present as my AGAB).

Internally, I've decided to not even attempt to socially transition until after electrolysis is done. And even then, maybe not until FFS is done.

But I want to hear from those who have taken that step, especially presenting fem at work. How far into HRT were you when you did it? Pre-HRT? Same time? Years later? And how did it go? What was your environment? Did you have cis women around to help you? (Sounds crazy, but being in a foreign country, I don't exactly have conversation or friendship access with everyone around me).

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u/Nuclear_rabbit — 1 day ago
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Coworker apparently consulted his lawyer about my transition

One of my coworkers who I thought I was friends with, approached me today and said very sternly that I pose a threat to him and to his family. He told me never to speak to him except for immediate work related things. I asked how exactly I was threatening towards him and he said it was of a sexual nature.

Obvs this scared the crap out of me. I'm happy with my partner, I haven't done anything at all to this dude. In fact, I even have his motorcycle because I was working on it for him. We were friends.

But now that he knows I'm trans, now I'm dangerous. He issued me this warning to just stay away from him, apparently after speaking with his wife and his lawyer. The whole thing I guess threatens his livelihood, he literally said that being friends with someone like me is the equivalent of hosting a kids pool party and losing your home insurance. (What??)

The whole experience was weird. I plan on bringing his bike to work so he can retrieve it and just avoiding the crazy.

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u/haley_fox — 2 days ago
▲ 106 r/MtF

Period Pains

No because somebody tell me why I am a 30yo woman SOBBING for no good reason. Tell me why my boobs are sore and also why I’m crying at my happy book ending and am I even capable of romantic love and why do I really want dessert even though I’m bloated

I’m supposed to be a grown up!!! I’ve injected myself for 6 years for THIS?! To become this mess?!!! And it comes every 28 days like CLOCKWORK?!!

Update: thank you everyone for validating the venting!! I got a lil nervous when the first couple comments seemed mad about my use of the word “period” but thanks to everyone who had my back in the comments

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u/Annual-Metal-3360 — 2 days ago
▲ 65 r/MtF

I think my boyfriend is going to come out soon

I've posted before but I'm cis f and I've been with my boyfriend (using he pronouns because he's not come out yet) for nearly 2 years. We're both 18

I know when he was about 11 he came out as trans and he socially transitioned and was a girl for about 3 years then he started a new school as a boy, cut his hair real short and everything. He did keep the name he went by and it's the name he has now because it was more a nickname and it's now his legal name

He's bisexual and a lot of people think he's gay because of his mannerisms

When I first posted he constantly called himself a lesbian and said little things but then got super defensive if I said anything, I've left him alone and not pushed him in any way but he's grown his hair out and he's still making little comments mostly when he's drunk

He said once that he's too feminine for a guy but not enough for a girl and then the big one yesterday we were drinking and he randomly asked if id get the ick if I knew he was wearing a thong the other day and I said no but then he said he didn't “because itd be weird” and he was just rambling mostly about how he feels like a girl and he wants to wear a bra but by that point it was extremely late and he was so drunk and it was the two of us then he's only said this to me

He also mentioned how he’s taking a gap year this year and going to uni next year and said in sort of a joking way that it’d be funny to go next year as a girl and fool everyone that he’s cis but then he said he was joking but people probably would think he’s a girl at first because of his hair (which has already led to him being called she in shops)

Do I bring it up? How do I help him? We’re in the UK which isn’t the best place for trans people

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u/Dizzy_Fisherman7221 — 1 day ago
▲ 371 r/MtF

This is how I explain it to Cis Men

Hey, let's say I took a car, right? Now let's also say I took that car and I stripped it down to the subframe, I reinforced it real well, and then I put a truck frame, and a truck body on it. I even gave it truck suspension and big old truck tires! To top it off I put a shiny new diesel engine in that son' bitch.

From every angle it looks like a truck, when people see me go by they say "Hey! Nice truck!" Hell it even functions like a truck, I can haul stuff with it and it has tons of towing capacity! Even the DMV and my insurance make me register it as a truck. Do you understand how crazy you sound by loudly insisting that it is in fact, still a car?

Is it a perfect analogy? No, but it does get them thinking in the right direction. Have you any other methods you have found to work?

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u/loneseeker1990 — 2 days ago
▲ 201 r/MtF+1 crossposts

Transitioning in my mid 20s with a BMI of 35 and dealing with cis people

I often read here that cis people arent attracted to trans women, dont really see us as women or that dating and having a normal social life is basically doomed.

I kinda expected that too.

I started transition in my mid 20s, BMI around 35, short hair and honestly pretty bad passing. Babytrans me did get some weird male harassment, mostly from some sketchy looking guys lol, but apart from that... people were surprisingly normal about me?

I started working out, forced myself to do cardio until I could start running, lost a lot of weight and eventually joined a running club. Met some girlies there and one of them took me to her dance school.

I've been dancing for around 2 years now and that changed a lot. I made a bunch of female friends, got invited to clubs and parties and just kinda ended up in female social circles. Going to the toilet stall together, talking shit about men, dating, clothes, whatever. A lot of them know I'm trans too, so its not like I stealth my way through this.

Dancing also helped me a lot with my style and how I carry myself. Dancers tend to dress pretty unique anyway and I slowly started understanding how clothes, hair, accessories and everything work together and what actually looks good on me.

We also usually record ourselves at the end of dance class and watching those videos helped me a lot. You immediately see what looks like shit, what looks good, how you have to move, pose or hold yourself to actually look good. After doing that over and over you kinda stop guessing how you look and actually know what works for you.

I get compliments on my outfits all the time now, especially from random women in club bathrooms 🥹 and I really notice myself how much of an impression style can make.

Dancing gave me a stupid amount of confidence in general. I'm not really scared of being in front of big crowds anymore either. I already danced in the halftime show of a pretty big regional sports game, so being watched by a bunch of people doesnt really scare me the way it used to.

And having people around me constantly telling me how much I've changed and basically that I turned into a baddie definitely didnt hurt either lol.

Dating was also way less horrible than I thought.

Even pre op I had some ONS and F+ with cis girls without actively looking for them, mostly at queer parties or through friends.

I also met a cis lesbian on Tinder who had never been with men before and we were together for around half a year. It ended because the distance got exhausting and both of us werent doing that great mentally at the time. Having to drive for hours all the time and basically reserve every weekend for the relationship so one of us could stay over at the other's place just got really annoying after a while. At some point it was simply too much.

At some point I also just started approaching women I found pretty. Basically "hey, you are so pretty 💅✨️ do you like girls? wanna exchange Instagram?"

One of them later turned out to be ace while I'm very much allo, so... thats just incompatibility. Not every rejection from a cis woman secretly has something to do with being trans.

One of the others became a really close friend. We do something basically every week, I met her parents and she is currently my test subject for a lapdance⁠ I'm learning lol. She told me she liked me touching her while dancing and at some point said "I was stupid to ever think I dont like women romantically" 🤭

Another girl initially told me she thought we were probably just friends. Fine by me. We still hung out, had picnics, watched Netflix, smoked some weed.

Then I asked her if I could practice the lapdance on her. She was really impressed and started flirting a bit. Later she complained about dating and how men often just want to put it in, finish and leave, and that women arent always much better either.

I told her that I actually really like pleasing women. Pre op I never enjoyed using my own genitals much anyway, so I usually focused a lot more on the woman I was with.

I flirted a little while telling her that and... one thing led to another. We had sex and now we have a F+ thing lol

I went to a drag night and got picked for a lipsync dance battle against another girl. We basically stopped competing halfway through and started dancing together and touching each other on stage. Afterwards they told us it was the best audience battle they ever had 🥹👉👈

I kept randomly running into her at other queer events after that. We talked and danced together a couple more times and eventually she invited me to hang out with her mostly cis lesbian friend group.

And I think that was one of the moments where I really noticed how different reality was from what I expected before transition.

They just treated me like any other lesbian girl there. We played truth or dare, I got dared to kiss some of the girls, everyone was joking and flirting around and there was never this weird feeling of me being "the trans girl" in the group.

At some point I told her I'm post op and we talked about my SRS. She got curious and asked if she could see it. I said sure, then told her she could touch it too if she wanted and... well, you can probably guess how that continues.

I think that whole thing stuck with me because this was literally a cis lesbian meeting me, liking me enough to invite me into her mostly cis lesbian circle and then everyone just treating me like one of them. They knew I'm trans. It wasnt some stealth thing and nobody suddenly acted differently when they knew.

Obviously I'm not saying transphobia isnt real or that everyone will have my experience.

But trans spaces sometimes make it sound like every cis person is waiting to clock you, reject you or secretly think you're a man.

That just really wasnt my experience.

I still get rejected, dates dont work out, sometimes theres no chemistry or you're just incompatible. Most of my dating problems honestly feel less like "trans dating problems" and more like... lesbian dating problems.

I started mid 20s, overweight, short hair, bad passing and convinced cis people would always see me as trans first and a woman second.

Now most of the time I'm just one of the girls.

Kinda annoying how much more normal real life turned out to be compared to all the doomposting I had read before.

TLDR: Mid 20s, BMI 35, bad passing and somehow I still became one of the girls.

u/Delicious_Cookie2492 — 2 days ago
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Oh. So THATS what it feels like

Came out to the manager at my job's sister site (he's an old dude, been there for years). Our sites work really closely, so I knew I had to tell him eventually. I know he likes me a lot.

But he has a TPUSA sticker on his work laptop. So that's the issue 😩

He said, 'jokingly': "So now I know if there are any days you are moody or emotional, I know why".

Genuinely Stunlocked me.

So THATS what that feels like

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u/TGAPTrixie9095 — 2 days ago
▲ 41 r/MtF

For those of you who’ve been on hrt for a long time, what percentage of the feminizing changes did you experience by the end of the first year? I’ve been on hrt for 11 months and I know my mileage may vary, but I would be devastated if I didn’t have any more feminizing changes

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u/Idontknow_2026 — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/MtF+1 crossposts

Estradiol levels

I just got my blood test back, and these are my levels. Context I do take weekly SubQ injections, and the blood was taken 2 days after injection. My levels seem to be high, even with the understanding that E levels spike for a few days post injection. I have no negative s/e, just curious what everyone thinks.

I take 0.4 ml of Estradiol Valerate (20mg/mL), and will be increasing my dose to 0.8 ml. The ranges listed below are just copy pasted from my test, and aren't indicative of any prescriptive beliefs I have.

Estradiol:

Value 1,003

Estradiol Adult Reference Ranges:

Follicular: 12-233 pg/mL

Ovulation: 1-398 pg/mL

Luteal: 22-341 pg/mL

Postmenopausal: <139 pg/mL

Pregnancy (1st Trimester): 154-3243 pg/mL

Pregnancy (2nd Trimester): 1561-21280 pg/mL

Pregnancy (3rd Trimester): >8525 pg/mL

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u/SevenJuneBugs — 2 days ago
▲ 64 r/MtF

Unbearably dysphoric after hearing something about top growth in older (30s) transitioners. I could really use some perspective.

Please help, I’ve got brain worms spilling out of my ears about top growth

TL;DR: I listened to a podcast that convinced me my top growth has stopped before it even started because of my age

I listened to this podcast on a 9 hour drive. It’s like the 1st hour and I find this podcast and I’m really happy. I pick an episode about the long term effect of HRT. Then both hosts, who started HRT a little before 25, said that they noticed immediate breast growth and then nothing else after that for like two years, so they had to get implants. They said that this was more likely the older you are when you start and I’m 35.

I started a couple weeks ago on injections and saw immediate growth, like immediate.

My left side is actually starting to look like a boob, and my right side has grown but it’s not noticeable to the eye unless I’m looking down at it. The right side hurts way more than the left too.

I’m so scared they’ll top out before you can really even see them. Like terrified. I’m so skinny and small I was already worried. I know it’s stupid, but I was so happy before I heard that and now all I can do is cry and wish someone would hold me.

I’m crying right now.

Doesn’t help it’s the first time I’ve felt that way in like 15 years.

I was riding this wave of euphoria and felt so feminine and amazing, and it’s like none of it matters anymore. I don’t know if I feel feminine at all.

I can’t get new implants every 10 years, I just can’t commit to it financially, mentally or physically.

Can I please have some of you older ladies weigh in on top growth experiences?

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u/Crucifuxion — 3 days ago
▲ 29 r/MtF

What does being a woman feel like?

Is this question here allowed?

I'm a cis woman and the only definition of womanhood I can think of is suffering by the hands of the patriarchy. Cis people don't usually have a grasp on their gender identity like trans people do, so I thought I'd ask here😅

Looking for an answer that doesn't make me feel like shit and/or furious.

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u/Yassassara — 2 days ago