Shintoism_potato

Every. Damn. Time. I'm reading a parenting sub and someone posts about how they're FTM...and it takes me waaaaay too long to remember that in some circles, FTM is a first time mom. Oops. ::facepalm::

I've been coming out to family and friends and now coworkers and I'm learning that I know people who are either trans or have people close to them who are trans. All in all, I feel safer and safer talking about this to a bigger group of people and its fucking rad my dudes. Now if this T would hurry up and drop the voice a little faster!

You know, I acknowledge that its probably shit for me to use a drive thru, especially after 10 PM, but man....when the guy at the window says "hows it going tonight boss?" I feel so affirmed. I love passing at the drive thru you guys. I hope yall have some little piece of happiness like this in your lives!

Ok. My t is covered. Because it's a special order from the pharmacy, it takes an extra week to come in. This would have been great to know ahead of time 😐 Anyone have any luck getting their regular pharmacy to stock their meds so this situation with running out of meds does not occur?

Well, I'm on T a whole 6 days and now it's the middle of the night and for the first time I want to go to the gym. Not sure what this will bring but it feels good to have any motivation in this body. Keep it up if you're going and dont feel bad if you havent got there yet. We all have our own paths to travel, boys!

Does anyone else use androderm patches? I'm on the 4mg daily patch and while I mostly like them and have already noticed changes a week in, I just have to ask....does anyone else have a hell of a time keeping them on? These little fuckers seem to want to come off within the first 6 hours. I want to just medical tape them on but the packaging says to not ever do that....any suggestions guys?

Didnt think the pharmacy would have my rx ready until Wednesday but I got to start tonight! New year new me is real as hell this year ya'll!

I came out to my family. My wife and my siblings were already on board with me but i knew i had to come out to my parents and damn am I glad I did. I feel unstoppable. My folks are the most awesome parents. I'm 37. They could have had so many reactions but they weren't surprised that I'm ftm, support my transition, and know that I'm going to be much happier living out as a man than I ever was as a woman. I have 100 percent support and I cant think of a better way to end 2018 and start 2019. I start T as soon as the pharmacy has my meds in stock and I have a top surgery consult in, just waiting for a callback. If it can happen for me, it can happen for anyone, my dudes. Keep your head up, sta

So I'm thinking that when I eventually have top surgery, I'm going to want some badass chest tattoos. Have any of you guys gotten tattoos after top? Is the feeling different? Did you have an issue finding an artist?

I came out to a few people in my life (including my wife) I trust and they're super supportive. My therapist has been great. But I can't shake this feeling that as much as I know who I am, I'm never going to be able to be myself. I'm in my 30s, and it's so daunting to think of the future. I feel like I'm out of time and too old for this and it's super frustrating.

Hi dudes! Totally pre everything here. 36, married, with a super supportive wife, 2 kids, the whole American dream. Just getting into a place where I'm comfortable acknowledging who I am. I have lived my entire adult life thus far as a butch lesbian, but I was never comfortable in my own skin. A lot of introspection has led me here. I've lurked around for a little while, but it's time to get off the bench and say something. Seeing y'all post your stories and photos made me feel safe and willing to let my guard down a little bit, so thanks!