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By missyjo · Posted
nevermind...couldn't get it to work..time to change n work out night -
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By Adrianna Danielle · Posted
We have,found out she had a hole in her heart repaired at age 12.She knows heart problems run in my side of the family now.Told her I had stents put in -
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By Mmindy · Posted
That’s Fantastic @Adrianna DanielleI hope you’re able to develop a relationship with her. At minimum she knows more about her heritage and possible health related issues. Hugs, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
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By Ivy · Posted
If anyone is interested What do the Trans community need most right now? Abigail Thorn & Freddy McConnell | Pod Save The UK -
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By Ashley0616 · Posted
I attended my first public event with crowds. I was nervous! It was the Pride Month event down here. It’s finally official I’m a volunteer. -
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By Sol · Posted
@LittleSam I dress pretty stereotypically masculine too, it's comfy! But sometimes I feel like being fancy and bright like a peacock so I do that. Being a peacock is fun :D Plus I always think it's so weird that people believe certain genders can't do certain things, because why does it matter so long as no one is being hurt and the person doing the activity is happy? Basically, I think worrying about that stuff just causes a lot of unnecessary stress. I don't really see myself as genderfluid mostly because my gender is pretty static, or I'm always masculine and not at the same time all the time. With that being said I can absolutely see how it relates! Especially since I think it makes perfect sense to go between feeling gendered or genderless, to put it broadly. Overall, labels are our best attempts at describing hard to explain concepts like gender and sexuality, which are both really fluid and vary a lot from person to person. I went from trans man, to trans masculine, to agender, and back to trans man, so I essentially just went in a circle, but I learned a lot along to way. -
By Adrianna Danielle · Posted
Happy news for me,found out the 24 year old daughter I am the possible father,I am her bio dad.DNA test that was done confirmed it.She told happy LGBT pride month to me.She is happy to find her bio dad finally.She is staying for the weekend -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I personally don't understand how wearing panties is comfortable for much of anybody. I'm AFAB, but there's just too much naturally, um...down there....for panties to be comfortable. Consequences of being intersex, I guess. I'd suggests some slightly-looser shorts instead. There are some that are marketed to women, but have a kind of androgynous look to them. Wish I knew a brand name, but I could ask my friends. Both of my trans friends are non-op, so they have no doubt experienced how you're feeling. Ugh... I get really irritable when GF keeps trying to put me back in female underwear because she says I "look pretty" that way. I never thought I looked pretty that way or any other way, and the pinching/pulling/chafing combined with the overly-noticeable outlines of....stuff.... just makes it no-go for me. Last time she approached me with an underwear item, I warned her she was going to get bit. -
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I don't think so. People may disagree with me, but I don't believe there's such a thing as "gay culture," "trans culture," "White culture," "Hispanic culture," or similar terms because those are really big umbrellas. My background is Greek, and I live in the Mid-South part of the USA. I share some of my trans-ness with my trans friends, and some aspects of our backgrounds and beliefs are similar. But honestly, its impossible for me and the average trans person from California to agree on much of anything past the color of an orange and the fact that we don't quite fit in our bodies. -
By Vidanjali · Posted
Just heard from surgeon. Surgery successful and she's awake and resting well. Spleen was large about only about 100ml blood loss, probably all from bleeding into the mass & not from any rupturing. Dr didn't see anything else worrying except a liver nodule which she biopsied although she suspects the nodule is just age-related. She's anemic but they're holding off on blood transfusion for now bc they believe she'll recover naturally. About a week to get biopsy report. And Dr said if she continues to do as well as she has so far, she may be able to come home tomorrow. So best news possible so far. ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
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