r/transtrans

IVG, the process of creating gametes from stem cells, would have major implications for the trans community. But first, so it's been well-tested on animals. So it's already a reality, but we just haven't gotten far yet with human clinical trials. Once we have, it'll be a reality for humankind. So for trans people, many of us become infertile post-transition. This would mean we'd be able to produce gametes(of either type of our choice) and be the biological parent of a child. Trans women would be able to produce ova; trans men sperm. Once, also, womb transplants are a thing for trans women, which appear to be in the near-future too, in conjunction with IVG, a trans woman would be able to have her own ovum fertilized(by a trans man's sperm even!) and implanted into her uterus and be the biological mother of a child with a trans man as the biological father. Conversely, any gender, cis or trans or both, combination could be the biological parents of a child with IVG now too!

I'm a transfem (on DIY HRT, but without any surgeries) from Moldova, whom was AMAB and is still legally male, which means that I'd have to serve for 12 months, and daily forced shavings in our army are the norm. Considering that my hair is an important part of my external identity (this was the case even before the transition), I don't know how to cope and live anymore once I get out.