Chel
@mynnna
she/her 🏳️⚧️ Denver, approximately leftist of unspecified flavor possibly too curious for my own good wrangler of Angry Electron Elves
i have a particular association with that because it was an animated smilie on somethingawful still is in fact!
this skirt is a) cute b) implicitly gay af but unfortunately also c) slightly too small 😖
i stole this from someone else but it’s a more eloquent way of explaining what i told my mom when i came out and she asked what womanhood meant to me (i said “i dunno, i’ll make it up as i go”)
@gooseworx.bsky.social shared with permission (paraphrasing what she said) “out of hope that it makes up a little for all the weirdos”
this run went well (this was 14x21 damage and by this point i had a lizard tail and fairy bottle, lmao)
best* perk of transition yet: lost enough muscle mass that these fit again. got them like 15 years ago when i was a physically lazy desk worker, then my calves exploded when i switched to construction. it’s close now but at least i can close them. * not actually best
like kind of the rest of this makes me cringe idk maybe I’m just in a mood right now but whatever, that’s just continuous blend from my lid line most of the way up to my brow and even the stuff inside the hooded fold stayed perfect the whole night
ain’t a suit but last halloween i felt comfortable enough to go as “boymoding” worked a little too well with as short as my hair still was then
It also goes on to argue that existing medical guidelines forbidding such a transplant are backwards and should be abolished, and that trans men should be permitted to serve as donors if they wish.
The paper notes the obvious possible obstacles stemming from anatomical differences and essentially dismisses them as surmountable - indeed, all but (1) as things already encountered in various cis patients who have received transplants and successfully given birth (and for 1, c-sections exist)
so the raads-r is a bunch of questions like shown here, right? There’s no “sometimes” option, and for many questions the answer isn’t “i can or can’t”, but “I sometimes can [because I’m 40 and can recognize patterns and apply them when they fit but am stymied if they don’t)”