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woman-for-women · 1 year
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You are not trapped in your body. You feel trapped by how others perceive it.
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nix-that-rad-lass · 11 months
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🌈Happy Pride Month🌈
🌸To the lesbians told they are transphobic for refusing biological males
🌸To the lesbians hiding their true orientation for fear of discrimination from the same movement claiming to support them
🌸To the lesbians who wonder if maybe it would be easier to identify out of it and pretend they are a man in a woman’s body
🌸To all the lesbians feeling left behind by mainstream pride
🌈Happy pride month🌈
🌻To the gay men called transphobic for refusing biological females
🌻To the gay men who hide their true selves to appease their peers idea of how they ought to be
🌻To the gay men who wonder if maybe they should give in and try to change yet again
🌻To all the gay men feeling left behind by the mainstream pride
🌈Happy pride month🌈
🌺To the bisexuals who are told they are transphobic for refusing someone that believes in outdated gender roles as an identity
🌺To the bisexuals told they aren’t gay enough to be LGB and aren’t straight enough to be “normal”
🌺To the bisexuals who feel like they don’t fit and are always having to change and hide bits and pieces of themselves to be accepted
🌺To all the bisexuals feeling left behind by the mainstream pride
🌈Happy pride month🌈
🌼To the dysphoric people told their bodies are wrong and should be medically harmed
🌼To the dysphoric women and girls seeking to escape the trauma of sexism and misogyny
🌼To the dysphoric men seeking to escape the trauma and toxicity that seems to infest most masculinity
🌼To all the dysphoric people feeling left behind by the mainstream pride
🌈Happy pride month🌈
💐To all the people whose identities aren’t just an identity, but a part of them, a biological reality
💐To all the people who reject ‘queer’ because same sex attraction and dysphoria are not strange or weird
💐To all the people told to follow a political movement that claims to support them despite actions showing otherwise
💐To all the people left harmed by the medical industry as it preys upon individuals with dysphoria or those struggling to come to terms with their sexuality
💐To all the people told that their desire for simple acceptance and normalcy is politically incorrect
🌈Here’s to a pride month for everyone, and a hope for a better future for all- regardless of ones orientation, presentation, or politics🌈
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anxi0usgh0st · 2 months
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just had a drink with the cutest mini ice cubes!
i wish i was born a boy
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branzart · 1 year
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Please only touch me where I'm real
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arrowmoose · 15 days
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An older drawing.
Dysphoria sucks.
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sillycatt8 · 1 year
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this. it’s not ‘feeling insecure’ it can send me into a panic attack and it will sometimes make me want to harm myself.
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mothseatinghumanflesh · 11 months
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screaming-static · 2 years
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woman-for-women · 8 months
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"For years, Sharissa Derricott, 30, had no idea why her body seemed to be failing. At 21, a surgeon replaced her deteriorated jaw joint. She’s been diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition. Her teeth are shedding enamel and cracking.
None of it made sense to her until she discovered a community of women online who describe similar symptoms and have one thing in common: all had taken a drug called Lupron.
Thousands of parents chose to inject their daughters with the drug, which was approved to shut down puberty in young girls but also is commonly used off-label to help short kids grow taller.
The drug’s pediatric version comes with few warnings about long-term side effects. It is also used in adults to fight prostate cancer or relieve uterine pain and the Food and Drug Administration has warnings on the drug’s adult labels about a variety of side effects.
More than 10,000 adverse event reports filed with the FDA reflect the experiences of women who’ve taken Lupron. The reports describe everything from brittle bones to faulty joints.
In interviews and in online forums, women who took the drug as young girls or initiated a daughter’s treatment described harsh side effects that have been well-documented in adults.
Women who used Lupron a decade or more ago to delay puberty or grow taller described the short-term side effects listed on the pediatric label: pain at the injection site, mood swings and headaches. Yet they also described conditions that usually affect people much later in life. A 20-year-old from South Carolina was diagnosed with osteopenia, a thinning of the bones, while a 25 year-old from Pennsylvania has osteoporosis and a cracked spine. A 26 year-old in Massachusetts needed a total hip replacement. A 25-year-old in Wisconsin, like Derricott, has chronic pain and degenerative disc disease.
“It just feels like I’m being punished for basically being experimented on when I was a child,” said Derricott, of Lawton, Okla. “I’d hate for a child to be put on Lupron, get to my age and go through the things I have been through.”
PBS - Women fear drug they used to halt puberty led to health problems (2017)
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I feel like a wolf cut would solve all my dysphoria but at the same time it's pretty irreversible and high maintenance so I'm going to create a new Gender Envy Pinterest board instead :(
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jason75666 · 10 months
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A constant silent battle between me and myself
know by some felt by many of us🧠
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sp4rklegutz · 4 months
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i wish i wasnt malfunctional
" trans joy " there is nothing joyous abt knowing that i will never be equal to normal people there is nothing joyous abt gender dysphoria i dont wanna be like this doesnt make it better knowing i will never be respected by cis ppl ever i am not even considered human
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tylerurdad · 7 months
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being a little trans kid growing up not knowing i was trans or even having any sort of definition to what i was experiencing was so traumatizing honestly. being embarrassed about doing “girly things” not relating to my friends who were all girls. being embarrassed to tell my mom when i got my first period so i hid it from her for like 6 months. i never associated myself with my dead name even as a little kid i understood that i didn’t feel like that name meant Me as in that’s me im *deadname*. it still makes me so sad i wish i wasn’t trans. discovering i was trans and realizing tyler was my name was one of the lowest point in my life. I wanted to be like the other girls so bad. i never identified with anything they felt or understood about being a girl. being so sad as a 11 year old because i didn’t know what was “wrong” with me changed my whole life. i still haven’t told my family even at my big ass age because thinking about coming out makes me feel like an 11 year old again ashamed and embarrassed and confused and so sad
ok i’m done being emo!
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wordmojiworld · 8 months
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Some very basic gender emojis, feel free to request more (+ different colors!), I already made a 'Neutral' emoji in purple in another post
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genderfluidlemon · 5 days
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I like
Really need help-
Does anyone have a way to clean blood stains off of whutr bedsheets? HELP I NEED THAT QUICKLY (and no, I haven't murdered anyone, [yet] I was feeling dysphoric af and things escalated lol)
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ftmmaybetf · 2 years
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I will never change gender. I love my vulva, I love my labia, my clitoris and my vagina which makes me penetrable. I like to feel the wetness flowing outside of me, I like to feel my clitoris tense up and just have a hard little pearl. I am not a boy. I don't know why I need to look like a guy, but I know I'm a woman. I am a woman who loves her female sex and who will not change it for anything in the world.
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