#Ftm period

[solartranny]

need god (if he exists) to double my (already worst) period cramps and give it to people who hate charles xavier (i hate being a trans guy sm rn)

[i-may-be-an-emu]

I HATE PERIODS I HATE MY BODY I HATE EVERYTHING NOW I HAVE TO GO TO WORK WITH BLOOD COMING OUT OF ME AND ACT LIKE I'M FINE I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT WHY AM I LIKE THIS

[puppybuttercup]

On my period….too bad I can’t lay my face in a cat boys crotch :(

Wanna lay my face in a pretty boys lap and just enjoy some boysmells

(Is this *too* specific?)

[aussietransgoth]

Hate being asexual but then ovulation starts and you're hanging on by a thread 😔

[legendswafflez]

CW: periods, gender dysphoria

I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS, I HATE PERIODS!!!!!!!!!!

[justjamesingaround]

has period: makes dysphoria worse and back hurt -> can't bind -> dysphoria worse²

[addithegaycowboy]

Invest in a menstrual cup immediately I mean it I don't care if you've used tampons before or not invest in a menstrual cup I'm never fucking going back to pads ever again.

[plagebringer]

I’m eating chocolate covered blueberries high af

Could not recommend more

[i-may-be-an-emu]

Tw dysphoria triggers for afab trans and non binary folk (being called femal and woman and stuff) and periods

I got a period tracking app called “period” as in a full stop, its icon is white with a full stop on it. It causes me minimal dysphoria and is really great with not being like “hey you girl woman she/her girlboss are you ready to have your really girly female period?!?!” Like other ones. It isn’t obvious on my home screen and doesn’t really have any gendered parts to it. I think it can also help track birth control but I’m not sure because I don’t use birth control myself (I’m ace and sex repulsed so yeah that’s my birth control) you can also log physical symptoms and keep track of how many sanitary items you used that day. I’ve only had it for a week so idk how the tracking of the cycle works or anything but so far it’s great and I thought I’d share for any other people who get period dysphoria but still want/need to track their period like me.

EDIT: YOU CAN ALSO TRACK TESTOSTERONE DOSES!!! (and estrogen and progesterone doses too!!!)

[am-i-a-boy-or-a-crybaby]

There is a part of me that I don’t let you see

🦂🌹🫧🥩💡☎️🪞🌡️

[sososososososomething]

with duct tape scars on my honey

[aussietransgoth]

Guys my tummy hurts send the troops in

[comfygreenfrog]

This is old but what I do when I’m on my period is I wear a pair of underwear that a pad can sit on nicely (I actually got men’s underwear off of Amazon that works perfectly) and I put boxers on over top.

Trans Pre T Tip

T

You can still wear boxers and even pack on your period. If you can’t afford those absorbent boxers, just use tampons or  menstrual cups.(the cups are safer).

And…I said this on the last list, but…..

Make a playlist, okay?

Later :)

[xochimillilili]

Shout out to being so so fucking needy and whiny that you just stupidly hump and rut into a poor little plushie while whining like a pathetic dumb pet who misses its owner

[genderqueerpositivity]

CW: testosterone therapy, periods, physical changes from HRT

Earlier this year, I'd reached a point where I was wondering if I'd already seen all of the benefits and changes from testosterone therapy that I could possibly receive. It really seemed like everything had come to a halt as far as changes from HRT go.

Worse, what started as random spotting and painful cramping (which I originally blamed on really high stress) eventually became full blown periods, and this went on for months. At one point, it really felt like I wasn't even on T anymore. I blamed myself, because I would occasionally be late or forget to apply my testosterone cream. I thought that the bleeding, the inconsistent T levels, and the lack of progress was my own fault.

And then, I had to switch compounding pharmacies. And every single one of my problems disappeared within two weeks of starting the first tube of cream from the new pharmacy.

Nothing else has changed. Not my dose, nor where I apply it. I still forget and apply a few hours late sometimes, other times I miss a day entirely.

But the periods and cramping haven't returned. And I'm beginning to see small changes here and there again. I have to trim my ear and nose hairs now; I have more chest hair than ever before. It's time to face the fact that testosterone has made me a bear lmao.

Point being, looking back I really think that the quality of the testosterone cream I was getting from that first compounding pharmacy was kind of suspect. Looking at reviews online from other people really confirmed my suspicion; many people claimed that the quality of the prescriptions they received was wildly inconsistent from month to month. Not to mention, more recent reviews seem to suggest that their business is going under entirely, and from my own experiences attempting (and failing) to get my prescriptions filled with them in a timely manner, I'm not surprised.

I don't often see a lot of posts from trans folks on testosterone who use compounded cream, so I want to put this out there for others to see. If you're struggling to maintain consistent T levels, don't rule out the quality of your prescription as a possible cause. Make sure that the compounding pharmacy you're getting your T from is reputable and has good reviews.

[shotgundoll]

body checks because my transtape finally came in 🤯🤯🤯