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By Hope32 · Posted
Well she did choose me in the end not him. Just frustrated that it was so hard to get her to do that. -
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By missyjo · Posted
is there a zoom tonight? will try to be here after work simple print top n floral skirt hugs -
By KathyLauren · Posted
I am sorry to hear that your friend turned out to not be a friend at all. But that is the bottom line: she is not a friend. She has chosen to ally herself with him and he is toxic to be around. -
By Vidanjali · Posted
Please pray for my precious baby lady, my Siberian husky, who is having emergency surgery this afternoon to remove her spleen and a large mass attached to it. May the surgery be successful and uncomplicated, recovery be swift and easy, and pathology be benign. She is our sunshine girl. -
By Vidanjali · Posted
I decided to post here in the "other faiths" forum to declare this thread non-denominational and inclusive of all faiths, creeds, philosophies, etc. I thought it would be beneficial for our community to have a thread where we could reach out with requests for prayers, thoughts, intentions, or however individuals understand the sending of good vibes. So feel free to post here. Whether or not you get direct responses to your request, know it's been received, read, and honored. And may peace and ease be yours. -
By LittleSam · Posted
Hi, you can be a trans man and be agender aswell. I know it seems like a contradiction, but I see myself as non binary and I'm accepting myself as a trans man also. You could be called trans masculinine also. If you like trans man the best though, go for it. You can be a GNC trans man. Have you heard of gender fluid? Not saying this is you, but it does relate to what you say. Sometimes you seem genderless, more agender and sometimes more masculine. I also see myself as a bit genderfluid, but only for the masc genders. I never wear anything fem so would never consider myself a fem boy. I used to think I was , non binary, then a demi man, trans masc, trans man. I can't pin a label to what I am. My counsellor said I may be genderfluid, but a very masc genderfluid person. I love that you hate societal gender roles, I do too! I dress like a stereotypical guy because that's my style anyway, but I won't change my hobbies or personality to suit what a "man" is. -
By Willow · Posted
@Lydia_R I seem to recall my mother making us cream of wheat or Quaker rolled oats in the wintertime. I don’t know about “old fashion” or “steel cut”. Now I preferred either with sugar and or berries and the cream of wheat with some milk. I believe my older sister liked her’s with maple syrup. as far as a “larger culture”. I think you will find that even though we all support each other there is no singular culture. There are conservative values shared here and there are very radical everyone for the cause and rights. I like to think that I am someplace in the middle. No, I don’t go to Pride events nor transgender day of remembrance . I don’t go to clubs or bars where others hang out. I do try to hold council with others that need someone to talk to or a hug, or if I know of a group that might be helpful or a doctor, I will pass that on. But yes I am out of the closet, go to work and church and do everything as a woman. The male side of me is gone. i get asked personal questions sometimes and while I neither get mad that what they are asking is too personal, I also don’t speak out oh yes ive done this or that or plan to do this or that. I leave it with I've done everything I intend to do, or I didn’t figure this out until I was 68 years old because I knew nothing about what being transgender was. You have those that were kicked out of their home, I wasn’t, those that got divorced, I didn’t and those that have to put up with others who refuse to accept your gender, your rights to be who you are, and that I do get every day. so is there a representative culture for being transgender? Tell me I’m wrong, but I don’t think so I think we are a suppress percentage of the population that are getting braver but who get trampled all the time. Willow -
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By Mikayla2024 · Posted
Hi Ashley, Thank you so much the reply !!! That makes total sense with trusting the process and knowing that it’s not a sprint but rather like a marathon like you were saying. So far so good with the Spiro 2 days in. Other than peeing a lot lol. But, no other noticeable side effects which I’m happy to report. However, I am MUCH happier that I’ve started at least somewhere. Gender Dysphoria symptoms are VERY real and starting treatment has made me SO much happier. But, I will definitely look into the other options for E as you mentioned as there are definitely other options to consider other than the systemic route, thank you!! p.s also trust in the process yourself and don’t be too hard on yourself. You’re a beautiful girl inside and out no matter what. “Patience is a virtue” is a proverb I’ve always lived by. Much love girly 😊❤️ -
By Hope32 · Posted
Thank you, I appreciate that 🙏 -
By christinakristy2021 · Posted
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By Amy Powell · Posted
Update: I have been put on blood pressure meds to lower a minor case of hypertension. This has seemed to help the sore danglies quite alot. This was unexpected, however very happy this issue "may" be solved. -
By Mmindy · Posted
Welcome to TransPulseForums Best wishes, stay positive and motivated. Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋
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