#everyqueer

[our-genderfluid-experience]

hello :D i had some questions and someone directed me to this blog:

Im a genderfluid, afab minor who came out to my parents a few months ago and I need some help/advice

My parents have been super understanding and using my name and everything, I'm super proud

but my dysphoria has been hitting lately and I want to ask them for my first binder.

I need advice for good brands, arguments to prove this isn't going to give me cancer or something/j, and advice on use?

Hi! I'm also an afab minor! I'm happy your parents have been understanding.

I have yet to come out to my parents (and in turn get a binder) but I've seen that some good binder brands are gc2b, Underworks, For Them, and Flavent Streetwear. Because I don't yet use a binder, here's the main source I used when googling binder brands:

It even has tips on how to bind safety, and until you get a binder, how to safely binder without one.

Binders are safe, as long as you listen to your body. I know you aren't supposed to wear them for more than eight hours max, no sleeping and/or exercising in them, and if you find it hard to breath, or feel and pain/discomfort, take it off ASAP. There is also something I can only explain in this image:

I hope this helps, and I hope you get your binder!

[wholesomequeershit]

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[mackdihle]

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[rubysparx]

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[dapperq]

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