I don’t think so, but I’m also not really interested in that
Before I got long covid I wished I could be at multiple places at once, now I just wish I could be at places 🥲
Been trying to go to trans support groups but every time I’m too tired to leave the house & meet people
It just means phone is in sleep mode so you don’t get notifications.
The info paper I got when I got my mediation prescribed said that it’s only meant to be used temporarily and that research on dependency and health implications was only done for temporal usage. But my prescription isn’t temporal so it all feels pretty shady.
Literally!!!
fantasising about showering naked with the boys after training and getting a compliment on my boyclit (in a platonic way)
I used to be envious of gender ambiguous people I saw. Now I am the gender ambiguous people
I have so many thoughts about going out while looking very gender ambiguous and the way people treat me differently and how I personally feel differently. But those thoughts are way too unstructured to be written down so I’m just going to leave it at this: I feel pretty fucking awesome and everyone else wishes they could be as awesome as me
Curly is so generous
Cool, good luck :)
That’s probably why it’s so hard to get that first prescription here, even if a doctor wanted to they could only do it with a diagnosis from another specialist.
Being able to prescribe hrt to new trans people would be pretty cool and fulfilling work though, are you seriously considering it?
Self medicating isn’t as common across the border (The Netherlands) as far as I know. It’s easier to get a diagnosis online from a country where the process is much shorter and then get hrt at a private clinic that’s not covered by insurance. If I wasn’t able to skip the waiting time at my current clinic I’d probably have gone for that option as well
Rare W for Texas I suppose, that’s awesome. I think in general medication in most of Europe is way more strictly regulated, so it makes sense that the same is true for hrt. Not a good thing :(
I’ve looked into it but it’s expensive and I have a lot of medical anxiety. Knowing that I can probably get hrt for free in less than a year and will have regular appointments with a specialist then as well makes it worth the wait for me. If the rules/waiting times change then I’ll probably look into self medicating again
Wow that’s awesome. To get hrt and/or surgery you need a diagnosis in my country. Even if you’ve already socially transitioned this can take months. There are private clinics that do the diagnosis faster but those are not covered by insurance so very expensive
Yeah that makes, I was mostly curious about personal experiences (doesn’t matter from where) out of interest. I’m not really looking for advice but I understand how my post can be read like that
I’m not in tech but I could probably work for an international school in the first few years while I’m learning the language. It will take a while until I’m financially stable enough to move but it might be possible yeah :)
Yeah I wonder if I ever end up in a pretty place like that :) For me one barrier is language since I live in a small flat country and all my attempts of learning a new language (other than English) have failed so far.
Yuk. I see subtle misogyny in posts here kind of regularly but sometimes I’m bad at pinpointing why I think some takes are misogynistic and I’m so used to guys piling up on me to tell me how dumb I am for daring to suggest something is sexist that I just don’t bother anymore if I don’t have a super clear explanation. This is a pretty cut out case though and I think you explained it well. Anyone still arguing should be purged.