#ftm transexual

[toyb0y-tboy]

my new top goes hard

i love spray paint

[sweetjanexx]

It’s been a while 😊😌Can I get a Hi 👋?

Tele:@sexystuffs111

[agendercryptidlev]

now post the homicide statistics for trans demographics

Alright I'll post some violence stats o7

(From: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/survey-2022/assets/static/trevor01_2022survey_final.pdf)

(From: https://www.advocate.com/commentary/2015/07/23/op-ed-trans-men-experience-far-more-violence-most-people-assume )

(Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/transgender-day-remembrance-advocates-honor-lives-lost-violence-n938401)

(Stats above relate to fatal violence in 2023, source: https://www.hrc.org/resources/fatal-violence-against-the-transgender-and-gender-expansive-community-in-2023)

(Source: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/research-briefs/sexual-violence-and-suicide-risk-among-lgbtq-young-people/)

(Source: https://dailybruin.com/2021/04/08/ucla-study-finds-transgender-people-face-greater-rates-of-violent-victimization)

Most stats show the biggest indicator of a trans person's likelihood to be murdered in the united states is race, with Black Transgender Women having the highest rate of murder by far.

Of course murder is not the only form of violence that affects the transgender community, sexual violence is most commonly experienced by transgender men which is likely a leading cause of the disproportionately high transmasculine suicide rate.

Violence against transgender people of all kinds is under-reported, especially since if a transgender individual was misgendered by everyone in their life and got murdered there is no one around to affirm what their true gender identity is.

I will never, ever say any transgender identity has it easier than the others, because what makes life "easy" is defined by so many different factors, what we need is solidarity within the trans community because across the board transgender people face violence and discrimination at higher rates than cisgender people.

What we need as a community is to have the space to combat all forms of bigotry and oppression than trans people face, no matter which transgender identity faces that bigotry and violence at the highest rate.

[ganemouchie]

Morn'

-Entry for the Trans Hannibal hcs event - day 2; Hannibal Lecter.

[toowolfstarlight]

Bro that elf girl over there is looking at you from across the tavern 😭🙏

[nonbaznary]

t4t any way and every way ⚧︎

plus variables with tits & scars!

[toyb0y-tboy]

i dont want reform i want revenge

[thefoxyprince]

“It’s my turn to play with you…”

[binders-and-beanies]

1-2 years on T is just the beginning btw. Yes things change significantly during that time, you can and should be excited about it, and after a while being on T will be more about maintenance than new or continued visual changes. But at 1-2 years you still don’t really know what you’re gonna look and feel like long term, especially if you start young. You’re also gonna age, just like cis men do. Expecting your transition to be over the second you see any changes will leave you unprepared to live the rest of your life being perceived as a man, and it will also leave you susceptible to treating other transmascs poorly for having gone through changes you’re scared of experiencing yourself. Your experience is not only not universal, you haven’t even seen *your* entire experience yet

[transexualpirate]

the whole "HRT HAS POSSIBLE NEGATIVE SIDE EFFECTS SO IT SHOULD BE BANNED FOREVER!!!!" argument is so interesting because how far would that go? where does it stop? birth control is shown to have side effects that harm people that use it. should we ban birth control? for the sake of keeping people safe? anti depressants can mess with other mental functions. should we ban anti depressants? hell, painkillers can attack your liver. should we ban painkillers then? for the sake of safety? so we can stop people from "ruining" their bodies, no matter what the person that lives in that body says?

[trqueen]

😍.....you think I'm pretty enough

text me to get custom contents papi😋😋

[amelia-jack00]

[my-t4t-romance]

AGONIZING ctl idea that I had a few years ago and just remembered: a trans guy is abducted by the fae as a depressed, closeted teen. when he returns as a changeling, now an adult who's becoming happy in his transition (despite all he's been through), he finds that the fetch they left in his place is nothing like him. she is the good daughter his parents always wanted, she is upwardly mobile and bright-smiling and respectable, she is everything he failed to be because he was himself. when the gentry took him and replaced him with this facsimile, his parents noticed nothing wrong — in fact, that was the moment their child started acting right. finally, she's let go of all her silly phases, she's not so closed-off and pointlessly defiant. they're a happy family now. if his parents learned the truth, if they could possibly believe it, would they even want him back? he turns away from his old home. he doesn't want to know. and neither do they.

[beargonefishing]

i’ve spent my whole life fighting to be my truest self i am not giving up yet

[textk4kira]

A transmasculine person speaking about TME/TMA

Whenever a transmasculine person criticizes the use of the terms "TME/TMA", someone comes out of the woodwork to say:

"Of course, you criticize TME/TMA, you are transmisogyny-exempt! uwu"

It's almost like people who are negatively affected by something, might feel the need to speak on that thing.

Wow, who would have thought?