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By Davie · Posted
In the Yorkshire countryside, working-class tomboy Mona meets the exotic, pampered Tamsin. Over the summer season, the two young women discover they have much to teach one another, and much to explore together. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382189/?ref_=vp_close -
By Davie · Posted
Trans men’s eggs have been matured in the lab—and could help them have children. A new technique means eggs can be grown from the ovaries of transgender men, even after years of testosterone therapy. It could offer them new ways to start a family. This would allow transgender men who want children to avoid having to pause gender-affirming medical care and avoid vaginal probes, women’s health clinics, and female-hormone-based treatments, all of which can be physically or emotionally distressing. Telfer discussed her findings, which have not yet been peer-reviewed, in a virtual presentation to the Society for Reproductive Investigation at its annual meeting, which was held in Denver, Colorado, last month. https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/04/26/1051086/transgender-men-children/ -
By Heather Nicole · Posted
Hi @JacobLevado! I don't know that I really have any advice or insight into your situation to offer, although I'm glad to hear you're feeling better about it all now. But I just wanted to say that I have social anxiety too, including some pretty major rejection sensitivity (which I didn't even know was "a thing" until fairly recently!) So FWIW, I think I can understand, at the very least, how that particular aspect of your story would feel. I also think it's fantastic, FWIW, that you're at least in a position to be able to help with something LGBTQ+-related as part of your job. Of course, I've dealt with bureaucracy and boilerplate, too. Sometimes it has it's reasons. And sometimes it's just pointless, counterproductive, or even outright harmful. And oftentimes, it can be difficult to even to be sure one way or the other. (And then sometimes, the person writing or sending the boilerplate hates doing so but has their own hands tied. Or...they may just simply be a big giant...BZZZT!-REDACTED!-) -
By VickySGV · Posted
On the operating table and going under at 1243 and wake up in the recovery room at 1630 (4:30 PM). January 15, 2013 with Dr. Marci Bowers. Mine was the single step surgery. -
By Susan R · Posted
I started on HRT with pills and was later switched to patches after GRS so I avoided having to self inject. Still, I can recall getting slightly light headed every time I went in for my blood draws for regular levels checks…even while avoiding watching the injection procedure. Luckily, I found a nurse at my provider that is able to magically hit the vein EVERY time with no insertion pain whatsoever. My light headedness is a think of the past now. I assume doing it yourself will get to that same point in time with some experience. This new technique may help you with this too. Congrats on the starting of HRT and may your results be everything you hoped for and more. Susan R🌷 -
By Spaziod · Posted
I got my right ear pierced today always had left one done and have really wanted to get it done put earings in and I've been so secretly excited cause even though nobody else knows why...I know why I've wanted it done...I've been also doing more neutral haircuts I feel cute and it let's me be me without telling everyone else -
By Susan R · Posted
Hannah Renee, I agree. How many of us at some point have had these [trans]gender identity related thoughts come to mind? Whether you’re living on both extremes of the binary genders off and on, living somewhere else on the gender spectrum, or in that ‘difficult in-between’ stage a half year or so into your transition, I think many of us here have had thoughts about the statements on Sally’s list. -
By Susan R · Posted
After Pat Benatar’s release of her single "Heartbreaker” in late 1979…the Seattle radio station KISW had a big promo called the “Rising Star” concert series. Pat was the very first in that series and tickets were really cheap even for ‘79 at only $10. I was 17 and had a great time despite going with friends in male mode.😁 -
By Davie · Posted
The term "Icon" is much overused. "A Little Tenderness" by Otis Redding, on the other hand should be required listening to qualify for Adulthood On Earth. — Davie -
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By JacobLevado · Posted
@Samuel William I love this idea! I'm going to start doing it. -
By JacobLevado · Posted
@Vidanjali hi, I have been thinking about how to reply to your first post. It's complicated because I live in a small country and it wouldn't take much info for this to be identifying. So, with that in mind... The topic isn't all that sensitive, and there will be ways for community members to engage that are not identifying. What I said, in a social forum, was -- hey, there is a group of us working on a project to do XYZ, if anyone wants to chat. And a number of people did want to chat. So we chatted. It wasn't any formal community engagement by my org or me. Most of the chatting, as you would expect given the social context, was "oh, that's cool... I'm interested in this other thing that's related" or "I have this skill set, is there a possible role for me" or "would you be keen to get involved with this other thing?" As far as how he found out? Small community. I've tried to make contact but he's flaky - proposes a time to talk, I arrange my schedule and in one case childcare, and then something comes up for him or he fails to confirm. Anyway -- yes! I'm out at work, but in a bit of a compromise. Long story that, and also a bit stressful to negotiate. But getting there. I should add, having now talked through this with some people (and thought through it myself) I'm feeling a lot better about the whole thing. I also think I'm getting the measure of the man, and that's helped my inner peace around it. My first post was at the end of a very long day. -
By Jamie73 · Posted
According to this web page about 2 to 5 hours. https://www.uhhospitals.org/services/gender-care-services/services-and-treatments/gender-affirmation-surgery/vaginoplasty -
By KathyLauren · Posted
My surgery took 1 hour 45 minutes, for zero-depth surgery. I would expect full-depth to take longer.
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