r/TransIreland

I’m 5ft 1, with absolute thunder thighs. Shopping for clothes is a logistical nightmare. Nothing in the men’s section ever fits on top, it’s always too long, even XS. Still yet to find a men’s department with XXS or a length shorter than 28 in Ireland.

I’m basically exclusively getting clothes from the kids section. I have one pair of jeans and haven’t been able to buy another pair of jeans in years because I’m as long as a 13 year old but not as skinny as one.

Hey everyone, I'm a 16 year old ftm. From what I've read generally it seems that to begin my transition, I first need a consult with a GP. My parents don't know about my identity yet and I'm highly doubtful they'll be supportive. Should I try and register with another GP other than my the one my family has? Honestly, I'm afraid that our current GP wouldn't be of much help anyway. I hope this doesn't sound wrong, but he's quite old and seems like the type to be biased against those who want to transition (especially since I'm just 16). I came to him a couple of months ago with my mom and informed him that I have mental health problems and he asked me about them in detail in front of my mom, which of course caused me not to give him very detailed answers (since my main issue is my gender dysphoria) so he didn't take me seriously.

Even if I can skip an initial GP visit somehow, I'll still need a qualified individual to do my future injections for me.

So am I better off just finding a new GP already? Or is there some other path I can take? I'm just confused generally. Thanks:)

would anyone on diy T be willing to let me
dm and and ask some questions? specifically on sustanon if possible