Gave up a lot to be who I am. And its been hard ngl. But I'd do it again in a heartbeat, because being me - truly me - is far better than a purgatory of faux masculinity required by those in society hellbent to villianize anyone who dares to be different

But life's too damn short to not be yourself

7 years ago I did a thing and injected some estrogen for the first time. 7 years later, still all trans and shit

#transgender

Seriously one of the best games I've ever played. I've cried like half a dozen times so far, the story is just so beautifully crafted.

#expedition33 #clairobscur

Felt kinda pretty

Anyone else a massive buffy fan and excited af for this too??? 😃

The more society is intent on unfairly villifying trans folks, the more I'm starting to be ok with entering my villian phase

So I know I'm like totally behind the times here, but I'm so completely obsessed with Arcane. Never realized an animated show could emotionally resonate with me the way this one has 😭

Took my kiddo to the zoo. She's obsessed with tree kangaroos 🦘

Only just finally saw Wicked (amazing btw). Crazy to me if Trump voters can enjoy a movie like that without a hint of irony

A family member I haven't seen in years misgendered me which is totally fking with my head 😖

I grew up in a conservative Christian home. I went to a Christian school. I had the upbringing conservatives think is necessary to prevent someone from being trans. Yet I am trans and have felt this way as long as I can remember.
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A few years ago trans acceptance seemed almost certain. Now its somewhat of a pipedream. Starting to come to terms with the fact that my life will never not consist of fighting for my rights. Just hoping it at least pays off for the next generation

One of the toughest things about being trans was finding out I love my parents more than they love me and that unconditional love is anything but

So like, how do we organize a shit in, where trans dudes use Nancy Mace's restroom

Ever get such a good high you forget you're about to lose your civil rights?

"Trans women are just men in costumes"

Uh it's literally my fking skin

"Biological woman" is a misnomer. Biology isn't static from birth nor simply one's karotype.

If someone smoked for much of their life and acquired lung cancer, no amount of insisting they don't "biologically" have cancer (since they weren't born with it) would change the fact they do...
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Growing up I always thought people, for the most part, were generally good at heart. But I think I was just super naive.