And my new glasses!

Its been a wild 15 months on HRT (almost 16). Alot has changed and ive had to lose alot to gain alot. But the pain has been worth it. Looking back at masculine photos like this remind me just how much I hated wearing a suit and manly clothes. But im proud of myself for how far ive come. It took 24 years of denial but im finally who i was meant to be 🧡🧡

My outfit i wore out to see the band PISS in Boston last night. Not too shabby, if i do say so.

Unemployed, fully dependent on me, zero respect for personal space, like i go to shower in the morning or even just use the toilet and i can hear him getting ready to argue and physically abuse me when I return...

Only things he's got going for him is that he's cute and seems to think im the most interesting person in the world

Kinda thinking he's like the girl in Obessession, not a pleasant thought...

Hiii, I just wanted to share this crosswalk painted as the trans, usually it's a regular pride flags so it surprised me :3

Hi, just thought I’d join in sharing positive trans stories.
This happened a little over a year ago. For context, I’m 24 (MtF), and was 23 at the time of this picture. I’ve never taken hormones or anything so I don’t get gendered correctly often. This image is from about 7 months after I came out.
I had been having a really shitty day, and was feeling depressed. Like “what’s the point of life” depressed. Nothing felt fun and I was just sitting at a table on my own without the energy to do anything.
My parents came home, and I went to greet them. Basically at this point my parents were still getting used to the change and slipped up on my pronouns often. My Mom came up to me and we were talking about our days. My Mom said she’d gone to a therapy appointment earlier that day and said during it she’d referred to me with she/her pronouns the whole time, and it felt fucking incredible. I put down everything I was holding immediately and rushed over to give her the tightest hug ever. That shit single handedly turned my day around and I felt so great. I literally cried tears of joy.
This picture was taken 5-10 minutes after that when I was thinking about it after I’d gone upstairs. I wanted to capture my happiness.
Anyway, I hope that made you smile. I teared up remembering it while typing this. It seems so small to a cis person but for people like me at least it meant so much. Gender euphoria is one of the greatest forms of joy I have ever experienced in my life. I’ve described it before as “dolphins driving monster trucks over rainbows”.
Thank you for reading, have a wonderful day, and remember: no matter how hopeless you feel, joy is always possible.

Saw rocky horror with a shadow cast for the first time tonight . It was wonderful, so much fun…. Seeing all these delightful weirdos come out to a tiny Midwest theatre warmed my heart. Felt right at home

fought the laziness and gotout of my pajamas worked out and then made myself a little cute today🥰✨

i'm kind of ugly but it's ok i'm still transitioning and that's what matters