#hormonal activity

[simeds]

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[simandy]

I find it fascinating how every single one of my health issues can be mistaken for laziness

[unpretty]

my last testosterone test came back normal despite having stopped taking spiro ages ago so if there's some new hormonal weirdness going on to make me blow up like a balloon and have achey feet i'm going to be so fucking mad

[templegate]

Skater girl Miu and a little oumota violence without context

[luna-the-cretar]

Now that I really think about it, I wonder how much of my adoration of the “big scary guy finds and adopts small child” trope is trauma, and how much of it is unga bunga monkey brain going “oh, he treats these children wonderfully. He’d make a wonderful father”

Hm.

[tpup]

my libido on T: I can get hard from seeing the sunlight on her arm hair. I need to grind out an hour or two of orgasms before I can function for the day. I want to knock someone up in a truckstop bathroom.

my libido on E: I want to slowly, carefully remove the skin from a face with surgical tools. I am not hard but this is somehow sexual. I don't think I could cum if my life depended on it

[tartaruga-cosmica]

let the middle aged man have a widow's peak and eye bags, he barely fucking sleeps to keep YOU guys safe. smh. He's beautiful to ME!!

[watermelinoe]

at first my thought was "well you probably shouldn't say it" but then in the post you find out op's sister is trying to make her board her 18 year old cats so she can bring her 4 week old baby to op's house to meet her and said "if you loved my niece you would do anything to protect her" like ok well you just pushed that thang out of your vagina two seconds ago. op has had years to bond with her cats. do the math

[befuddled-calico-whump]

with dr Stevens being like one of the two characters clearly on team "torture= bad" i wa thinking of her a innocent a softie so much id forgot how shes much more than that

yeah!! 🥰🥰

Stevens fits the "tough as nails field medic" role. She's compassionate, but she's also sharp, and will give it to you straight. She's both desensitized to extreme injuries (would not bat an eye at an evisceration) and haunted by the events that bring them about. She's angry at the Riot Kings because she was in the thick of it, tending to soldiers and victims at the height of the war, but she's still able to put that aside and see that a lot of the members are just young people who are hurting (sometimes literally).

And hey, she took an oath

[watercolor-freckles]

hi i know this isnt a question but if its ok id like to talk about my intersex experience, i just discovered i have pcos and i am someone who has taken testosterone in the past, just as i was becoming an adult. i know i have pcos but i still have imposter syndrome cause i cant remember exactly how masc i was as a kid, though im certain of a lot of unusual masc traits i had back then (including no period). idk im just feeling like a faker and it sucks lol, hope this wasnt an inappropriate ask

I think a lot of us intersex people experience imposter syndrome, even those of us with very clearly atypical genitalia or chromosomes. I believe the biggest reason for this is because perisex (non-intersex) society does everything they can to make it seem like we do not exist or that we theoretically exist in extremely tiny numbers. When they are forced to confront the fact that we exist, they make sure to label us as “disordered freaks” who have to fit a very specific mold to be their idea of intersex. If we don’t fit that mold (very few, if any, intersex people do), then you just “don’t count” to them.

On the other hand, a lot of people also try to say that intersex people don’t exist, that we’re just “disordered females” and “disordered males”. They stand on the idea that we’re all perisex, just disordered freak versions of one or the other.

Society does whatever they can to convince everyone- including ourselves- that we aren’t real. It can be hard to break away from that mindset, even if you know you’re an intersex individual. I knew for a long time, but it wasn’t until recently that I actually started embracing it. Growing up, I was convinced that I must still be biologically female but just the absolute worst, edge-case version of “female” one could be- because that’s what I was told.

I could honestly write a whole essay about the relationship between the PCOS diagnosis and the prevalent societal ideas I just talked about (and I actually plan on making a YouTube video about this in the coming months!). In my opinion, PCOS is kind of a meaningless diagnosis at this point, especially since it’s usually diagnosed on symptoms alone- symptoms that can be very different from the next person with the same diagnosis. It’s often the only diagnosis you’ll get as a woman experiencing pelvic pain (because women’s gynecology healthcare sucks) OR it’s the label they immediately give you if you’re an AFAB person showing signs of intersex characteristics (such as a lack of periods, facial hair, deepened voice, ambiguous genitalia, etc). It’s the one of the easiest ways to push that idea that intersex people are an extremely tiny group and have very specific traits (“if you are diagnosed with PCOS, you must just be a woman with a disorder, right?”) as well as the easiest way to get AFAB intersex people on feminizing hormones to make them appear as perisex (female) as possible. It’s one of the main tools of intersex erasure and suppression used today.

I apologize for rambling, just know that you’re not alone and the intersex community is often very open to talking about and sharing struggles like this. It took me a long time, but I now love the fact that I’m intersex and fully embrace it. I hope you’re able to get there and experience that love for yourself and your intersex identity, too. 💛💜

Thank you for sharing!

[scarefox]

got myself a derpy looking sloth hot-water bottle

[downsteepy]

i am very grateful that im not someone that has to deal with daily seizures but it is evil when it takes like a week and a half's worth of business days to recover from a seizure

[thunderheadfred]

IKEA is just targeting me, personally, at this point

Swedish Accent: Dear Fred we heard you are pregnant with a baby and your baby room will be green and also that you love little we��nir døgs in little sweaters please come back and buy another kitchen from us we love you FReeEEeEDDdddDD

(DRÖMSLOTT series baby stuff)

[morgenlich]

like clockwork on the 20th of each month i get turbodepression + overwhelming anger and stress and i just have to ride it out for two weeks until my period starts and i definitely do need to see a doctor about it but i just want to say. this sucks.

[cowboy-robooty]

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT. I AM NOT TRANS I AM A CIS MALE LORD PLEASE WHY DOES EVERYONE I MEET THINK IM TRANS

[bnnuy-wabbit]

its weird being a person who is Technically things but also techincally NOT things. like huh. well. technically im intersex. and technically... im transmasc. but well! technically im bigender, so maybe. technically. also transfem. since im intersex. so. what.