#natural hair transition

[naturalhairhow101]

[insomniphic]

What’s a better way to introduce an AU with Narry’s hair down?

Introducing… Human Transition AU! Where Narry doesn’t wanna be the literal universe anymore and wants to be a living organism.

[goatpaste]

thinkin bout my Yukako design/twin josuke and yukako stuff tonight hehe

but Yukako who realllly dolls herself up and really confirms to the pretty nice girl that boys will like. Followed by her end of p4 design in my mind after her encounter with koichi and the cinderella arc where she drops doing this so much and just lets herself be herself. less feeling she needs to keep up with her rampant teen acne, keeping a feminine face, constantly having to focus on not having a resting bitch face, ect ect

also shes trans gender so jot that down. miss T4T queen

[mister13eyond]

I think people in general would be less weird about gender and trans people if it were just made more clear how incredibly artificial the idea of a human sexual dichotomy really is

External genitalia is the same basic structures configured in slightly different ways, and it's less of a binary set of options than a spectrum between two poles as intersex people fully prove

Secondary sex characteristics are entirely dependent on hormones, which means they a.) already have a wide variety of natal presentations across genders (ex cis women capable of growing facial hair, cis men with breast tissue etc are all completely normal (if slightly uncommon) outcomes) and b.) Are extremely easy to change with HRT

Hormones can affect PHYSICAL reactions to emotions (higher testosterone making anger an easier physical reaction to stress than tears, and higher estrogen vice versa) but it doesn't actually affect the ways you think about or react to things, just what your body does with that emotion.

Social and behavioral differences are EXTREMELY affected by nurture more so than nature and there are no inherent neurological differences between men and women's brains.

Our bodies are so similar to one another that transition- while socially and financially potentially difficult- is MEDICALLY incredibly fucking easy. The fact that we can just alter our secondary sex characteristics with medications and our external genitalia with fairly simple surgeries should be a clue how incredibly close all human bodies are? We Have the possibility to change so easily because there are not inherent, hardwired unmovable differences. The only real difference at this point is the capability to carry and birth children, and with the way science is going that doesn't seem like an impossible breakthrough at this point.

Idk, I'm so tired of seeing discourse from other trans people that upholds that there are fundamental differences between men and women. Until we all start agreeing that these categories are artificially enforced and that they aren't really biologically inherent whatsoever we're never going to get anywhere

[dp-time-police]

punk vlad punk vlad puNK VLAD PUNK VLAD-

[sysig]

I had a really fun dream recently about a Dwarven Drag Queen and she was super cute!! I love her! (Patreon)

[seriouslynatural]

Hair Typing: Is Knowing Your Hair Type Necessary?

[unusualshrimp]

i think i would always be weird and trans and dissatisfied no matter what kind of body i was in

[paragal]

Day 3: I think thunder1408 had blue hair and pronouns

[awordwasthebeginning]

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[wood-cock-johnson]

Loc comb out complete!!

After 5 years I decided to comb out my locs. This decision was also part of my transition journey. When I looked in the mirror yesterday (when this picture was taken), I finally saw myself in a feminine light ❤️

[stars-self-ships]

All of my life it's been heartbreak weather

Thinking to myself it won't get better

It can be so lonely in this city

But it feels different when you're with me.

🖤💚🖤💚🖤

[royal-hair]

Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway visiting Kirkens SOS in Skøyen, Hoffsveien - 30.01.24

[a-walking-fandom-reference]

my fight against working with/taking care of my natural wavy hair vs just putting in foam rollers and calling it a day

[subsequentibis]

When/where/how/why did Sal get her doctorate

she got her ph.d in biology at johns hopkins at abt 32! she's always been obsessive about her interests and academia was a way to hunker down and study intensively on what she liked the most. i wouldn't say school was easy for her, necessarily, but she figured out how to get the grades she needed to succeed and powered through by sheer force of autism. she wanted to go into research but there were no positions available so she took an assistant teaching position as kind of a holdover til she could get something in a lab and then before she knew it she was teaching full time on a tenure track and was like oh! well. okay.

[simptasia]