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🌺little boy🌺 I’ll always love mommy(my girlfriend) for she’s very very sweet

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We can all realate to oak (madison) oR daveed (Jefferson) at some point and you all know it pFt

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Leave our some vodka and ice

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BURr SIr LOOK AT MEH SON

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Tbh true

wow being alive is… uncomfortable

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I will send a fully armed battalion to remind you of my love🎶

Song:you’ll be back

Musical:Hamilton

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Im sorry but to me lin x groff is better then him and Eliza

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Hmmmm

hmmm

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its saturday rb saturday shorts [yt]

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Oof my boi Gus

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pFt

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JHON MY SWEET BBY BOI💙💙

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The Endocrine Society, an international organization of medical experts and biological researchers, has released a new set of guidelines for caring for transgender patients. Along with the guidelines, the organization has issued a position statement calling on federal and private insurers to cover the costs of all medical interventions a physician might prescribe for a transgender patient, including hormone replacement therapies and surgeries.

The updated guidelines and position statement reflect the latest research on gender identity and the shift away from understanding gender dysphoria as a mental illness. “Considerable scientific evidence has emerged demonstrating a durable biological element underlying gender identity,” the statement reads. “Individuals may make choices due to other factors in their lives, but there do not seem to be external forces that genuinely cause individuals to change gender identity.”

https://thinkprogress.org/endocrine-society-transgender-health-coverage-4e0dfc96c652/

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credit:@/Reversedseptic this edit is my mind in class pFt 

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One thing that a lot of transmasc people struggle with before they fully realize they’re trans is the question of “do I hate being treated like a woman because women are treated like shit, or do I hate being treated like a woman because I’m not a woman?”

and one method (though not entirely foolproof) to figuring that out is asking “would I be upset if another girl was treated like this?”

like, I’d be just as mad if some dude said “you can’t do math because you’re a girl” to a female classmate as I would if he said it to me

however, I never got uncomfortable at waiters calling my female friends “m'am”, I was only uncomfortable when they called *me* that

and obviously everyone’s feelings are different and there’s tons of variables at play, but if you find that there’s a lot of the second scenario going on with you, there’s a good chance you’re not entirely cis

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Reblog if your blog is NOT terf safe or map safe

(anyone can use this post, tucute, transmed, mogai, whatever as long as you hate maps and terfs)

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oof mambostuck is an awesome animation credit:@/toastyhat