r/QueerTucson

Hello, I'm 17 and from Arizona. I've been looking around on how to get onto T at this age and the only thing I saw a few months back was scheduling an appointment with Dr. Amy Clark from TMC Skyline. I have an appointment with her on the 23rd and just before I meet with her online, I was wondering if she still offers HRT to minors? I gave the office an email but I haven't received a response yet. I just want to know if she's still able to help me before I get my hopes up 🥲 thankfully I do turn 18 in 6 more months.

I had been contemplating moving to Phoenix, but several people told me that Tucson is actually better, more laid back.

I want to take a weekend and explore. I DO NOT want a list of bars, not my thing.

I’m 52 yo gay male, currently in El Paso, and from NY. I want to see what Tucson has to offer.

Thoughts!

In a recent announcement of a new Counter-Terrorism Strategy, President Donald J Trump announced that the US counter-terrorism forces would be adding 'anti-american' or radically pro-transgender organizations to their focus of interest, alongside Islamist terror groups and cartels.

The brief announces "We will find you, and we will kill you."

Tucson Pink Pistols stands firmly against naming Transgender Americans on a federalized kill list. This agenda is grossly irresponsible, from an administration known for engaging in an attempted genocide of Transgender Americans. It can and will only lead to violence against our community. We reject that being Transgender has anything to do with terrorism, and only to do with living authentic, honest lives as ourselves.This is not how a genocide begins.

We are already in a genocide, we're just approaching the middle.

Hi everyone,

My wife recently transitioned (MtF), and we’ve recently come back together as partners after spending time rebuilding our relationship. One thing I really want to do is help her feel confident, feminine, and comfortable in her own skin while she continues discovering herself.

She has insecurities about certain features and is still learning makeup, style, and presentation in a way that feels authentic to her. I would really love to treat her to a private makeup lesson or one-on-one session with someone who is LGBTQ+/trans-friendly, patient, affirming, and experienced helping trans women learn everyday makeup techniques.

We’ll be visiting Tucson soon and would also be open to Phoenix if it’s worth the drive.

I’m not looking for a “makeover reveal” type experience — more something supportive and educational where she can learn and feel beautiful without judgment.

If anyone has recommendations for makeup artists, studios, or even specific people who have experience working with trans women, I would genuinely appreciate it so much. Thank you ❤️