#Ftm

[bucatinibucatini]

i love cis people cause when i say “when i used to be a girl…” they go “mhmm…. but also….. you’ve ALWAYS been a man” okay ur very sweet but actually i was a weird girl in middle school and you need to know that to understand my personality today

[witchytakes]

she was waiting 5000 years for her first appointment on NHS

if this 5000 year old tree isn’t too old to realize that its trans neither are you

[freakinggeekazoid]

[deathtokillian]

Seen someone say “I can’t die, I got graves to dance on that hasn’t been dug yet.” And honestly, that goes hard. We need to keep that energy.

[sassquire]

[positivelyhere]

Trans men❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Found this in the comments of Shaun's latest video on Andrew Tate, in which he talks pretty extensively about how important it is for men to find ways to be confident in their genders without trying to adhere to, or enforce, anyone else's ideas of manhood on anyone.

Highly recommend checking it out.

Anyway. I rarely see folks talk about the positive impact transmascs have on manhood as a whole, and I think it's important to acknowledge and celebrate that.

[our-queer-experience]

[dogcrisis03]

shapeshift!

[kezmaggot]

top surgery tats

[puttingthesickinforensic]

i love boys with weird little obscure interests

like yes baby tell me all about your favorite movie that came out in 2001 that only you and 3 other people know about. You are the most gorgeous thing ever

[transfemme-shelterdog]

Reminder that even if a trans guy passes 100% and is still treated exactly like a cis man in every aspect of his life, the fact that said privilege can and will be revoked once he's found out to be trans doesn't make him privileged.

Something given conditionally that can be revoked at moments notice isn't truly yours in the first place.

[fireboioakly77]

This is MEEE especially when I'm only surviving off of monsters and haven't eaten in quite a few hours

[drekkahedron]

When a t boy gets top surgery, an angel gets its wings.

[positivelyhere]

Facts. I've heard all of these used as reasons against starting T and it pisses me the fuck off

The fearmongering around medical transition for transmascs will never not be upsetting to me.

“you’re gonna look ugly as a man” “but you’re such a pretty girl, don’t change that” Wrong. You will look different after T, but you will look happy. You will probably grow hair and gain weight and look pretty different, and none of that is bad or makes you less desirable. You are going to look like you and that’s all that matters.

“T makes you angry” “you’re gonna be a scary man i won’t feel safe around you” Wrong. Testosterone does not “make” you angry. Messing with your hormones will mess with your emotions for sure, but you will not immediately become some scary predator when you start T. Being a man/masculine does not make you a threat, a predator, or inherently angry. That’s radfem shit.

“bottom growth is gross” “no one will want you with bottom growth” Wrong. Bottom growth is cool and a LOT of guys end up loving theirs a lot more than they thought they would. For a lot of people it is a desirable trait, there are people who find bottom growth hot and attractive. And! If you’re sure you don’t want it there’s things you can do to work around that, just talk to your provider.

“bottom surgery is super painful and not worth it” First off, call it phalloplasty, because that’s what you’re talking about. Second, yes it’s painful, it’s surgery. There are risks to it and complications can happen, but that’s true of any surgery. Phallo might not be for you, but it is life saving care for other folks. It is beautiful and should be talked about as life saving care and not as some afterthought thing that no one actually does.

Being transmasculine is a beautiful thing. Transitioning medically is not something every trans person wants, but if you notice yourself holding back for the reasons i’ve listed above (or similar) maybe reconsider.

[ecstasart]

Say hi if you want to meet for a blowjob

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