Anonymous #1 16w

It’s kinda awesome ngl! I’m a much happier person and feel much more at ease with myself now. Not perfect but I’m much more comfortable in my skin. Also girls are just better friends ngl. I feel like I can be open and more vulnerable with them, whereas as a guy there was always some emotional distance

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Anonymous #2 16w

No 😔

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Anonymous OP 16w

I’m so glad!! I’m transmasc and definitely not a girl, but I see how wonderful girlhood is for many people and I love hearing that joy expressed :)

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Anonymous #1 16w

Omg I feel the same way!!! Seeing how transmascs can find joy in where I felt pain is priceless to me

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Anonymous OP 16w

I’m so glad it goes both ways :) I love the way we as trans people find joy in so many things cis people take for granted because that’s their normal

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Anonymous #2 16w

Girls don’t fart didn’t you know? They dont shit either

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Anonymous #1 16w

Trans joy is such a special feeling that it makes me happy to be a part of the community. Part of me wishes I was cis still, but it also means I would’ve lost out on all the unique trans experiences

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Anonymous #4 16w

Physically I’m so much more comfortable now in my body. Before everything was so stiff and awkward because I was in a body I couldn’t stand. There’s still parts that I want changed (bottom surgery in particular) but overall I’m much happier. And then e also changes how you feel sensations so that’s great. Emotionally I’m much closer too. E has made me such a softie and more loving in a way. I love closeness now And all this newfound confidence has made me get hooked ups way easier too lol

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Anonymous OP 16w

*hook ups lol

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Anonymous OP 16w

Oh also I went from being bisexual to being a lesbian, so that’s cool

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Anonymous OP 16w

thats so cool!!! i’m so glad you’re happier now and feel more comfortable in your body :)

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Anonymous #4 16w

Yeah I was surprised how much of my love life beforehand was different because of physical discomfort instead of emotional discomfort. Both played a part of , but it turns out the former was playing a larger factor than I initially thought

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