Archived threads in /lgbt/ - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender - 1338. page

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>>7005629

>>7005641
Gay male.

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>>7005641
Gay

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>>6957610
>No headcanons here
Screw u m8

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>>6957620

Tis a shame there's no real place to discuss Blaze and Clash. /u/ has a strict "No mtf" rule and /co/ hates both lesbians and trans women.

i keep looking at pictures that make me sad

>>7016396
Happiness is something you do not deserve

>>>7016395
I don't know about that senpai

this is my thread now

second for smoke weed every day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X-PUAYFMqk

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>>7015075
male balding pattern

ask your doctor for fina (or self-med, if you take the recomended dose of 1mg a day it's pretty safe)

only thing i don't know (and i've asked on this board quite a few times but no one responded) is if you can stop taking finasteride after you've started HRT or if you need to take it for the rest of your life if you want to maintain your hair.

>>7015081
you're good

that's like same size as me, 46

>>7004308
Tools. Nothing more, nothing less, wish they'd stay in their own board and wish people would stop talking about them.

>>7004308
If they all died tonight NO ONE would miss them.

>>7004328
I would

Not everyone on /pol/ is a nazi

>>6959731
bisexuals that are attracted to non-passing trans

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>>6959731

>>6959731
Pansexual are people that hate transpeople and refuse to recognize them as their gender identity and thus label liking the as a separate sexuality.

>>6946733
previous thread:

>>6874050

i don't really know what to do
i'm just 19 and am 100% dead set on going female, but i'm autistic as fuck and have almost no life experience outside of yardwork due to homeschool
i rely on my parents and my boyfriend is in aus so i can't count on moving in with him anytime soon
i want to start hormones but i don't know when i can move out, i don't even have anyone to move in with, and if my parents find out i'm transitioning i'll probably be fucked :/
my only lifeline family-wise would be my grandmother, who is liberal, but my grandfather is a strict catholic so as long as he's alive i'll prob have it hard
ugggghhhhhh

I don't even know if I'm trans or if I just have a cocktail of self-loathing, idolization of women and other mental issues which are coming together to make me think I'm questioning. I hear a lot about how trans people have like always known since they were kids that their body wasn't right for them, and I don't really feel that way, but at the same time the idea of being a girl has always just felt nicer for some reason? I like to fantasize of myself as a girl and I always kind of thought of girls as "better", not in the "they have it easier" bullshit way but more in just like a "girls are a better type of human" way. This is the first time I've really given serious thought to this.

Is PiV sex pleasurable for post-op women?

>tfw pic gave you feels and you aren't mtf

Take my uterus

Hello
>>7012492
And my axe

>>7004602
whats the hottest nationalities for you guys? I really like brazilians

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>>7004602
I get respect every time I do something so well that it warrants respect. That's why I always try my best

>>7004696
aww catposter you're so cute

reminder that if you take whore moans your just a tranny in denial

>>7001030
define "whore moans"
an AA + estrogen?
just an AA?
just estrogen?
all of the above?

>>6996991
If you were too intelligent you'd see through all the shit women toss at you and inevitably bid that stuff farewell.

>>6996991
Go back to /r9k/ you NEET faggot.

I was actually gonna make this thread earlier

Wow
Just wow
Do you not understand fucking anything about intersectionalism?

>>7005127
Why do you need a leader for who you fuck? Stop being a follower and ignore all these groups. You are an individual human being with your unique experience of life that no group can share in. Why would you want some other person to tell you how that experience ought to be? Collectivism is pathetic, stop it.

>>7005127
As long as they are white. Yes.
Didn't you know that silly?
^_^

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>>7011500
stop posting my reaction imagesssssss

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I hsve a Harry Potter book in my head, in the world of ghost in the shell, Akira, blade runner, minority report, psychopass, 1984, and tons of Myozaki or whoever it's spelled influences and music and stuff.

I hate writing books. I want to make a movvvoiieeeee.

Wah :(

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>>7010544
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>>7010615
haha who'd wanna be an uggo like that

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>>7010624

Remember, if you don't look AT LEAST this good, you should probably just kys desu.

>>6999617
>I know you people probably get tired of all the probing questions, but i just want to understand
This actually is different than the usual questions (or arguments) we usually get here. People usually want to criticize the phenomenon of being trans rather than hearing anything about us as individuals ourselves,so it's kind of a nice way to be asked about trans things

I'll give you some little detail (as I'm on a bit of a time budget I can't go super in-depth) as long as you don't try to generalize my experience to speaking for all trans people.

To begin, I am what you would call an mtf, I guess. I'm early on in transition, though I've basically known I was trans for years. Two months now on testosterone blockers and estrogen. People ask me why I'm transitioning, and in truth, the dysphoria isn't unbearable... I've made it through 24 years without it really beating me up too badly. The trouble is... I know that the feelings don't really go away. I'm transitioning now so that I don't have to do it later and become a 45 year-old transitioner with a wife and kids. The fact that this happens to people is enough evidence that repression probably isn't the best course of action for me.

That said, an interesting part of my own experience being trans probably comes from my "repression period." It's supposed to be very normal for trans people to go through such a period, and often they will overcompensate (so in the case of an mtf, acting very masculine). I did not exactly have this kind of a response, but I did for a time feel very critical of trans people in general. This would've mostly been around when I was 21-22 years old. I could've told you from the time I was like 12 that I was trans, and even then I knew that I wanted to transition... but it seemed like an impossible dream. I could never tell my parents about it, so I figured I'd have to do it once I was out on my own. But I'll get more to my childhood later. I'll talk more about repression in a moment

Idk, what do you wanna hear, abuse stories?
Doubt my youth was much different to anyone else's around here.

My brother came some years after me and was severely disabled, so all attention diverted to him and by the time I was like 14 years old my parents basically considered me adult and stopped giving a shit about me entirely.

Then in school when puberty hit I had a lot of trouble dealing with my voice dropping, me starting to smell, having to shave, it felt wrong and I started to neglect myself, dressed to blend in, didnt get along with people anymore and became a shut in and an alcoholic by the time I was 17. If I knew about transsexuality I might have drawn the connection but I didnt and so I repressed hard and countered any feelings of femininity with acting extra manly and then I started cutting myself and started a course of 8 years of therapy only to start transition towards the end of those. Depressions were kinda permanent so I didn't feel like I had much to lose and once I heard about transsexualism it fit like a glove anyway to the things I felt.

I still struggle with shedding that protective barrier I cast around myself that I'd always keep distance to people, not allow myself to share any emotion or let people into my life any deeper than the surface. For some reason having people think of me as feminine or a faggot was my worst nightmare so I set myself up to not let that happen.

But like, it was just there at some point during puberty that my body image and the way I thought I should behave drifted away from reality and what I understood as typically male.
Games helped excape from that and in MMOs I could forget about myself and just be a girl, even though that was probably cringeworthy but it felt way better.

Now I more or less pass and still don't act very feminine but I don't feel bad anymore about doing what I do, it's a lot more like me and if I seem like a tomboy thats cool too I guess, I finally don't care anymore.

>>6999716
cont.

When it comes to me repressing, I think my experience was somewhat unique. Through my childhood, the thought process was "I can't come out to my parents, I'll have to do this once I'm an adult." So it was truly something I kept secret for almost my entire life so far. They still don't know, even though I'm now on hormones. I'll have to come out soon. I know they won't disown me, but I'm sure they won't understand it. I don't think it can be explained by any rational means, so to me the notion that cis people could ever really "get it" is very dubious.

Anyway, on repression: for a time I actually became somewhat of a /pol/ regular. What began perhaps as a morbid curiosity led to me actually feeling strong prejudice towards Jews, gender non-conforming people, ethnic minorities, etc. I think the reason it really captured my attention though is it offered a stark alternative to the "you're trans, so you have to transition" narrative usually heard from other sources. It gave me a notion of struggle, not simply to prevent embarrassing myself, but a true moral struggle, where I was tempted by insidious forces and had to righteously maintain my course. People are willing to believe a lot of things if they make their lot in life seem less grim, I feel. Thankfully, going to university got me out of my /pol/ phase.

However, I remained skeptical for some time of the factors that lead a person to transition. I came to doubt that trans people are frontline soldiers in a war against western civilization, but I still saw them as sad souls that were unable to maintain as well as myself. From my awkward spot with gender (even when acting as a dude, growing a beard, etc, I never saw myself as a man), I felt that I gained unique insights and perspective. My sexuality was also very muddled, but I was very good at pleasing women. Perhaps this was more special pleading to keep from transitioning, but I felt as someone displaced by gender that I had special powers