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A pooner with a preoccupation with her packer is put in a pickle when people have to poke her pretend-penis in public. Try saying that several times fast!
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Green-eyed manster: a TiM felt that Buffalo Billish desire to wear a female roommate's skin, and ever since he told her that he longs to live a life like hers, they haven't really spoken much since. As always, OP doesn't realize what he said was - at best - pathetic and - at worst - very, very creepy.Dealing with getting touched inappropriately at TSA
CW: inappropriate touching, bottom dysphoria
I wear a packet 24-7. I feel so wrong without it. For many years I was able to get through the airport just fine with wearing one through security but ever since this year it’s changed.
Everytime I step into that machine it flags me down and security is like “woah buddy” and then asking me incredibly inappropriate questions. “What’s truly in your pants?” I typically say “um my dick?” and then they proceed to have to pat me down in front of everyone.
I’m stealth and in this current political climate I’m not comfortable parading around and telling the world I’m transgender especially to a security guard that may not have the best reaction. I hate physical touch already so this just upsets and angers me. I’m just trying to travel and get to my flight not be embarrassed and shamed in front of everyone.
I just hate how much hurdles I have to go through as a transgender man. I just want to get on my flight why is that so difficult?
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Leonardo da Bitchy: a TiF is upset that what's most commonplace as a depiction for FTMs is drawing them, essentially, as women, without realizing that the only people who even give a shit enough to draw FTMs in the first place is... well, other FTMs (and theyfabs, can't forget ourselves the theyfabs). Take it up with the "boys" in your hood if it's so upsetting to you, perhaps?Jealous of my cis friend
TW for depression and dysphoria
I am jealous of my ex house mate.
We haven't seen each other in over a year but it still plagues my mind
I used to live with her and her boyfriend and 2 other guys and in that time I realized she was living the life I wish I had, she was at uni, she got to have a boyfriend who she got to wake up next to, cook with, he took her on cute dates and got her flowers, I was there when they met in a bar, they're still together now and I think that's wonderful, but
The more I was around them the more depressed I got and eventually we drifted, I ended up moving out and going on a repression adventure which evidently failed but it still pops up in my mind, what I've lost, what I will never have, the right childhood, the acceptance, the ability to be not just desired but also loved, not seen as a kink or someone's fantasy but as someone that can be considered to be in someone else's future
I expressed this to her when she asked why I had been so distant and I was at quite the low point, I had tried tinder and was sick of the guys in my inbox telling me that we could "go on a date but not anywhere local in case anyone saw us" or simply asking to fuck to fufil a fantasy of theirs.
She understood but was hurt, which was more than fair but we haven't really spoken since then other than the odd message
I haven't really had any friends like them since
Idk it's late, I shouldnt be so petty tbh
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You ever notice how troons 'n' poons write about random shit in the most caterwauling, pathetically tragic way possible? OP, if your biggest problem in childhood was having to wear fucking skirts - and you weren't even beaten, tormented or abused for any sort of gender nonconformity - you've lived a pretty charmed life. Be grateful for how much worse it could've been, knowing what other women and girls deal with globally.I hate how we are drawn
I think I’ve written, and rewritten this post about 4 times now. Part of me wants to post it in the main sub cuz it’s bigger but I’m scared I can’t help but be venty so in here it goes I guess. Maybe it’s for the best if people don’t read this. It’s gonna be rambley and incoherent most likely because I’m having a bad OCD spiral.
I really hate coming across art of trans men and they aren’t drawn as men. They’re drawn basically as woman. Saw a drawing somebody did of a character where he had massive tits, a dress and a skirt. It’s fine if you’re drawing a femboy as long as you don’t forget the BOY part. Made me feel super crummy. For context I have bad chest dyphoria, like so intense that the other day I got excited cuz I thought I had breast cancer. Turned out to just be an abcess. My therapist says that I pass to everybody but myself and it’s true. I have a full beard and nobody has even mistaken me for a girl in years. And yet when I look in the mirror that’s all I see.
I feel like there’s something wrong with me for how badly this art effected me. Is this how I’m seen? When people learn I’m trans do I stop being a man in their eyes? My best friend is a hyper feminine he/ him lesbian (in his words he uses those pronouns cuz he likes the aesthetic and likened It to Walmart and wine aunt vibes which made me a little sick frankly), and he sent me a pic of his manipedi recently. I didn’t know how tf to respond to that. If he didn’t know I was trans I don’t think he would’ve sent me that, cuz that’s what girls send to girlfriends, not guy friends.
Idk this probably makes 0 sense and I probably shouldn’t post it but I- I don’t trust anybody in my life to talk to about this frankly. All my friends are either too deep into queer culture and would get upset or are cishet. I just- need to know I’m not crazy.
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Lastly, OP doesn't realize that he's posting an L when posts this to r/Transgender_Surgeries, but it is an L nonetheless: Handsome Squidward wants to know what his FFS options are.I hate how we're just meant to *tolerate* the psychological torture of dysphoria
In The Handmaid's Tale, they punished male dissenters by forcing them to wear dresses as psychological torture. Meanwhile, I had to wear a skirt every single day for years at school. The mental agony was constant and hard to focus on class through, but I just had to deal with it. If a cis boy were forced into dresses for eight hours daily, you'd never hear the end of how painful it was but because I'm trans, oh well, suck it up.
Forcing men to go on estrogen is considered immense, debilitating, dehumanising torture. But trans men go through years if not decades of that when they're pre-transition. My physical dysphoria is so bad there are days when I just lie in bed trying to move as little as possible so I forget about my body. It genuinely feels like a monstrous, contorted thing that I'm stuck inside. Meanwhile medical transition is getting banned left & right by cis male politicians who'd sure hate it if we forced them on estrogen.
Sorry for the vent. I guess I'm just mad that a cis male classmate talked about how his mom didn't let him play with a Barbie once and gave in after a very small argument, and my teacher instantly felt horrible, showered him with sympathy, asked if he was okay and if he knew he could express himself in this classroom. Meanwhile I sat squirming in my skirt, raised my hand, and talked about being forced into dresses. And the teacher was just like "yeah that happens sometimes" and moved right on. Sorry about this vent but I have no one else to talk to. Man I hate being trans.
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Is there hope for me? (FFS)
I’m transitioning MTF and have been on hormones for almost two years. I feel hopeless and disappointed overall because I still look very masculine. Before I started transitioning, I had such high hopes for how things would turn out, but now I’m starting to realize that I might not live up to those expectations, not even slightly. It feels devastating.
For the longest time, I’ve dreamed of getting FFS, but what I’ve noticed is that the people who tend to have great results already looked very feminine to begin with. Given the masculine features I currently have, I’m starting to worry that I’ll be let down again.
One major concern I have is that my face appears wider than most people’s, even including most men. I also have a large nose, which I really hate. Along with that, I feel like I’m missing a lot of feminine features that could help me feel more confident and comfortable in my body, and it makes me worry that no amount of transitioning or surgery will ever help me pass the way I hoped I would.
Anyway, I thought I’d include some pictures to see if I could get some feedback.



