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wheezer

645d

I've been on testosterone for 4 months as of this past Saturday and I know I should be happy because there have been noticeable changes and I do feel more comfortable in my skin, but I'm not. I live with my parents who are unaccepting and never gender me correctly. They even ruin it for me in public by misgendering me in front of others who would have used the correct pronouns otherwise. I also just feel like no matter what I do, how many years I'm on T and no matter what surgeries I get, I will always feel a little bit wrong in this body. Even just knowing that I used to look different is upsetting.

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    • jam064

      645d

      I don't have any real advice for you other than telling you that you are not alone, and one day you will be able to move out of your parents' house. And the toxic environment could very well be the reason you don't feel happy with the changes. And while 4 months is a good milestone, it isn't a lot of time in the long run. You've only just begun. Hold on to that. You are not alone. There are people here who understand and care about you. Trans people of all different backgrounds spread all across the world, inhabiting every nook of the internet. You are not alone. Message me if you want to talk. ❤️

    • skeptic_

      644d

      Also i love your advice. Da frog he’s a silly guy

      • wheezer

        644d

        @skeptic_ frog :) you're cool btw

        • skeptic_

          644d

          @wheezer awesome! I’m glad you think so. Judging by the frog I’d say you’re pretty cool yourself heh

    • skeptic_

      644d

      Dude.. I feel like that too. I’ll look in the mirror and see what I see and just feel almost enraged. Like who the heck is staring back at me.. i look nothing like how I feel inside. And sometimes it’ll feel like even if i succeed in taking my testosterone weekly and working out and eating right and getting my surgeries.. ill still never be the man i am inside. But hearing another trans bro worrying about the same things helps me realize.. regardless of you stupid fricken parents.. we’re both just as much of a man as anybody else. We just gotta make sure to do things that brings out that masculine feeling inside us. Regardless of what others think or what that dumb voice in the corner of our brain tells us. Even just using male shampoo or cologne and binding makes me feel so much better. Its easier said than done, but if you need somebody to validate your absolute MANLINESS I’m here for you

    • jam064

      645d

      I don't have any real advice for you other than telling you that you are not alone, and one day you will be able to move out of your parents' house. And the toxic environment could very well be the reason you don't feel happy with the changes. And while 4 months is a good milestone, it isn't a lot of time in the long run. You've only just begun. Hold on to that. You are not alone. There are people here who understand and care about you. Trans people of all different backgrounds spread all across the world, inhabiting every nook of the internet. You are not alone. Message me if you want to talk. ❤️

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