oh no the tiktok twinks who only like 360, party 4 u, and apple hate this whatever will we do

this is good. this is a good post. good job sara.

very good posting bree

hey that was me three months ago lol

i'm glad it could help you out! i feel like a lot of people see the concept of dysphoria as inherently discouraging but it's really not when you explore what it really means to change your state of being. euphoria will return. sometimes dysphoria will crash in, but euphoria always comes back.

the only LB album i truly don't like is Results May Vary, and even that one isn't significantly worse than a lot of alt-rock that got really popular in the 2000s.

jaden/judai's character development is probably the strongest one in pretty much any yu-gi-oh saga, and one that i definitely feel mirrors my childhood and adolescence. it's a shame the show didn't make it past season 3 in america.

would anyone believe me? is this a mistake? is this actually what i want? should i start hormones? do i really want reassignment surgery? do i HAVE to have reassignment surgery? should i just wear clothing from the opposite gender and be fluid?

SO MANY layers that many cis people should be taught.

like there's nothing wrong with not feeling dysphoric immediately. euphoria from being the opposite gender preceded dysphoria for me, but then comes the shower thought we all experience: why do i suddenly want this so bad? has living like this for so long really clouded my way of life this much?

i feel like there's such a stigma around the concept of dysphoria that we've come to reject it as being harmful for us to discuss, rather than as something that is generally very integral to the trans experience. it's scientifically and intellectually dishonest even.

no actually this. i couldn't even tell what dysphoria was when i first started experimenting with gender but overtime when i started feeling the immediate setbacks of being trans it got worse and way more obvious.