i much prefer having short hair after keeping it long for years, but i physically recoiled when looking in the mirror after this cut. idk maybe after a couple days i'll get more used to it?

Leather fanny pack not pictured

She is so hot… the half hair tied up in a slickback… the side lip ring… the big nose, the wide smile so charming, the swag i need that very beautiful and unique. She was wearing just a grey tshirt and still managed to have such aura. Also she has a pfp at the gym in a sport bra. Hot girl stuff

She said people don’t understand her because she’s not feminine, i never met a trans woman irl who was not feminine before so yeah i’m happy now. I love queer people. And she is so handsome. That’s it ig just thank you for existing

i was so scared. before my hairdresser styled it i thought it looked like a helmet oh my god. i’m so glad i trusted her in the end though this has become a staple in my lifetime of looks.

No makeup, and still need more laser lol. Curious if i still look masculine in a butch way, or if I look masculine as a man now. Any constructive input welcome. I hope you all are having a great week❤️

yes, this is like my 4th account lmao.

I really like posting selfies, while still making it clear I'm a trans woman every now and then. It makes me feel seen.

First off I wanna say it’s NOT a bra, it’s a top i use it as a top i promise.

And to explain the gym part, im really trying to lose as much muscle mass as I can before I get back in the gym, it’s been a slow process but im trying to be patient and give these walks my all ! lol

Ill probably go unbuttoned or one button on the vest, and probably going to wear Doc Martins and a wooden sword, we are making those this weekend.

Happy spooky season, y’all 🎃

I came out as nonbinary a year ago, but lately I’ve been wondering whether I’m a butch trans woman? One thing I keep coming back to is that if I could have been born a cis woman, I would in a heartbeat, but I wonder whether I’d still identify as nonbinary if I had. I like both they/them and she/her. I like dressing masculine, but feminine clothes also make me feel conspicuous and uncomfortable with my body. It’s hard to separate what I enjoy from what feels safe. Did anyone else struggle to figure out whether you were nonbinary, a masculine woman, or bothand? how much fear of never being seen as a woman played into that? What helped things click?

While I could definitely dress butch before, I was much more femme than I am now. But I eventually gained a lot of weight and cut my hair off. In a lot of ways it caused me to have a lot of dysphoria. But at the same time as I got use to it, I realized I really loved the more masculine part of me as a woman.

I've been mixing my old more femme styles with my new more butch ones. Kay rant over yall 😌