Anonymous #1 30w

Bro are you saying they don’t know testosterone or estrogen🧍

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Anonymous #2 30w

I think it’s that they don’t realize there’s more than just two

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Anonymous #3 30w

Ohh yea. Yea I didn’t know progesterone existed before I realized I was a trans girl and heard about it. But cis women not knowing about it is a bit surprising😭

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Anonymous #2 30w

legitimately yes lmao

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Anonymous #1 30w

How… how do they not know testosterone and estrogen😭

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Anonymous #2 30w

us education system kinda sucks lol. or they learned it years ago and then forget because most people don’t need to know in their daily lives..? lol idk

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Anonymous #4 30w

50+ year old treatment btw 😭

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Anonymous #5 30w

Used far more often and for longer for cis people at that, too.

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Anonymous #5 30w

Higher than normal fem levels btw

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Anonymous #2 30w

I’m a boring cis lady, and I hadn’t heard about progesterone until I did my own digging. I’ll add that healthcare and education does seem to give a little less interest in teaching and helping women with their bodies in particular. 😭 From what I’ve seen, a lot of cis ladies don’t really get to learn about their hormones in somewhat detail until perimenopause. 🥲

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Anonymous #6 30w

Wish they taught the stages of menstruation because apparently I had cysts in my ovaries from previous cycles??

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Anonymous #5 30w

Omigosh yes, exactly!! I’m so sorry you’ve gone through that. This is exactly why it’s such a travesty that reproductive health is still so overlooked in both healthcare and education. 😢

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Anonymous #2 30w

I am a trans man and I didn’t know about progesterone. They do not teach us shit in school.

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