Megathread Trannies posting their L's Online - Heckin valid people posting their funny misfortunes on the internet

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What was supposed to be a confidence boost ended up being a reality check of what it’s like to live in the deep south as a trans woman
How, exactly, was this supposed to be a confidence boost?

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I love the stories that show that even trans people don't really buy the lines that the activists sell.
 
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I’m a door to door canvasser in a smaller city further north (I live in the deep south). I went into a Walmart to pee and this lady looked at me, and burst out laughing. I immediately started crying and ran to my little stall in the mens restroom. My mascara was ruined and I just felt so down. Then, when I was canvassing, I had multiple ppl open their door, look at me, go “oh hell no” or something similar, and slam the door in my face. Someone called the cops on me for no reason.
I have no doubt these people, if they exist, did laugh at the troon for being a troon but also who the fuck is answering the door for strangers? I assume by canvassing he means some ultra pozzed political tomfoolery. I'd laugh in someone's face too if they came to my residence asking my libertarian ass to sign a petition to impeach Trump or something, troon or no troon. Now I'm wishing one would show up, it would be so cathartic to point and laugh directly at one of these clowns and tell them to get the fuck off my property.

They always leap to transphobia as the reason for the way others treat them and I suspect this is due in large part to them knowing they're a joke and feeling like imposters (because they are). The super AGPs that get off on violating women's spaces don't get that feel, they're too busy getting off on it, but I bet many of the autists swept up in this shit by professional egg-crackers feel like imposters all the time by way of the 'tism making them feel that way regardless.
 
I have been informed of another young transgender celebrity. If I hadn't read comments I would've assumed this was Hunter at a glancing pass.
Alex Consani a now 21yo Californian model who became the youngest transgender model at 12.
According to the internet he was transitioned at age 4 and decided on the name Alex at age 8.
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Thankfully it looks like he wasn't too big of a deal as there's isn't much pictures of him as a child model but he's been getting some attention since 2023. He looks like this now.
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He moved his hands in such a faggy way above I thought he was doing sign language for a split second there.
Here's the video I first came across. He's a whopping 6'1". And clearly trying to starve his way out of masculine traits.
His instagram has more L's if you want to see. Link
He's seems to really love appropriating accents. As a child he has his regular Cali accent, then a gay AAVE accent you can hear in a lot of his modelling videos, then the weird European accent in the last vid.
 
It's the legs and knees. Women have fat to keep themselves warm, men hair. His legs look like shaved man legs.

Thread tax. Pooner goes to join a "women and non-binary" hiking group. Doesn't speak to anyone else at the meet up. Bottles it. Goes off by herself in opposite direction. Makes five minute video explaining why this is everybody else's fault and they're all transphobic.
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How, exactly, was this supposed to be a confidence boost?

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I love the stories that show that even trans people don't really buy the lines that the activists sell.
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I have an unpronounceable name to most people, except those from Slavic backgrounds. (It's strange though--all the sounds are legal phonemes in English so I don't know why it's so hard).

So cry me a fucking river that somebody got your name wrong. I hear my name wrong every day of my life. I don't blame the people encountering it and making an effort.
 
The State of Texas bill HB 3399 (attached) replaces language in existing Texas law, changing "child/children" into "persons," which would mean:
  • Hormone replacement therapy, sex change surgeries, and puberty blockers are illegal for anyone unless they're necessary to treat an illness unrelated to "gender-affirming care."
  • Insurance providers, medicaid, and other funding sources are illegal to apply to any transition-related procedures.
  • Public money cannot be used to fund any institution that offers "gender-affirming care."
This legislation was introduced yesterday on February 26. If passed, it would mandate weeks of unhinged L posting. Keep your eyes peeled for it.
 

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The State of Texas bill HB 3399 (attached) replaces language in existing Texas law, changing "child/children" into "persons," which would mean:
  • Hormone replacement therapy, sex change surgeries, and puberty blockers are illegal for anyone unless they're necessary to treat an illness unrelated to "gender-affirming care."
  • Insurance providers, medicaid, and other funding sources are illegal to apply to any transition-related procedures.
  • Public money cannot be used to fund any institution that offers "gender-affirming care."
This legislation was introduced yesterday on February 26. If passed, it would mandate weeks of unhinged L posting. Keep your eyes peeled for it.
This would be great for the Transgender Legislation and Litigation Thread
 
On the verge of finally becoming the woman he was meant to be, a tranny winds up with a diagnosis of Hodgkin's Lymphoma at just 21. Somehow, he's more upset that he won't have long hair instead of dwelling on the concept that his life's season could be cut so, so short. Priorities!
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Finally transitioning at 21, diagnosed with cancer

I have had severe early onset GD since I was about 4-5 years old. I highly suspect it started to develop earlier than that because my mom insists she noticed I was “different” by age 3. I remember desperately wanting to be a girl before I knew how to write my own name, or before I understood how the moon phases worked, or how I understood why my brother was older than me if he was born in May, but I was born in March.
My parents were iffy about me being girly as a kid but it was really my brother that ruined it. He was incredibly abusive and I’m dealing with physical mental emotional sexual abuse I endured from him as a kid as an adult still. He was a child too. I think if I was an only child things would have worked out but they didn’t. I was in therapy as a kid to “discuss my issues” but my mom never had the spine to just say outright what the issue was- me being GNC. She never told me that’s why I was there. I just found out last year. All I talked about in therapy was my abuse. Now I wonder if I had told her how badly I wanted to be a girl if I could have gotten a diagnosis- and if not transitioned- at least had my parents encouraged to accept my behavior for what it was.
It took a long long long time accepting myself and my family accepting what they KNEW was the truth all along. I came out as gay at 16, started dressing female at 17-18, and waited 3 years “RLT” of dressing female to see if I was ready for hormones or not. Everybody told me not to wait, but I wanted to be SURE. Finally ready and sure just a few months ago. Been on estradiol patches for a few months. A week ago I had a surgery to remove a lipoma that was reacting to my HRT (got very fatty/large), they found Hodgkin’s lymphoma hidden underneath the lipoma. I waited all this time to finally be ready and I have cancer. Good news is feminizing HRT has a preventative effect on Hodgkin’s lymphoma in males. So I don’t have to stop hormones. But damn. I don’t know how long I will be alive and if I will have time to get FFS, VFS, SRS, change my name or birth marker… especially now that trump is in office. I waited truly until the WORST time.
I feel like such a fucking fool. My family and my society would’ve accepted me earlier if I had accepted myself earlier. If I was brave enough to stand up for myself and had better resources to combat the abuse and mental health issues I was facing. I had a lot of physical healthy issues that were blamed on my mental health but now I’m wondering if it was just cancer. People in much harder situations with much less dysphoria told me “look at us, look at you,” do not doubt myself, but that’s all I’ve ever done. I’m really really really regretting it now. I might just live up one last good summer as the girl I never got to be and end it once I start chemo therapy.
All I ever wanted was long hair. I had wicked bad dysphoria over it as a kid. It’s finally long and beautiful and now it’s all going to fall out if radiation doesn’t work. Idk what to do. I’m just venting. There is nothing to do but sit and wait and see what’s gonna happen. But I’m scared and I feel SO FUCKIMG STUPID for waiting so long to live my life, waiting for my own and other peoples approval first.
A TiF turns lemons into lemonade: a genital herpes diagnosis resulting from her promiscuity is clearly not enough to stop her from slumming it! The copium here is intense.
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Finally got comfortable managing sex and dysphoria, hooked up a lot... and I got genital herpes (but it's not the end of the world!)

I've always struggled with bottom dysphoria. Phallo is my ultimate goal, but unaffordable for now. I experimented with hookups at 18-19, but didn't like it and didn't have sex for five years. I spent that time working on myself inside and out. I kept redownloading and deleting Grindr, talking to guys, but couldn't get comfortable crossing the bridge of disclosing and felt sad that I couldn't just hook up like other guys.
I eventually got annoyed myself for with being in my early 20s, fit and otherwise happy, getting hit on, and not enjoying it. I was on PrEP for a while but wasn't fucking at all, lol. I finally managed to meet up with a guy who became an FWB for a few months, and it was great. He was really sweet about how nervous I was and I got much more comfortable over time. But I felt "stuck" with him, even though I didn't have feelings, because I was still afraid of disclosing to new partners.
After he got a boyfriend, I decided I'd be more casual—keep a few guys in rotation so I wouldn't have a dry spell, lol. I told myself in the new year, I was getting over my hookup anxiety day one. I got a fresh STI test and DoxyPEP. I talked to a few guys and the first time I invited one over, I jumped rope for ten minutes to drain myself of the ability to be nervous. I had fun, so I did it again. And then we were a week into January and I'd slept with three guys.
The good stuff: I've slept with a half dozen guys this year and have two reliable FWBs. I've lost track of how many times I've actually had sex. I was the first trans man any of them had been with, but they (and even other guys I talked to but didn't hook up with) were/are all respectful of my boundaries as a touch-me-not bottom and the language I use about my body. My hookup anxiety disappeared after Guy #2. And I got a huge ego boost from having them express both admiration and envy over how I look after years busting my ass in the gym.
The less good stuff: I thought I had the flu two weeks ago. Then I thought I'd cut myself shaving, but ended up developing more symptoms and got swabbed for herpes. I'm negative for everything else, but I have genital herpes. It can be transmitted by people who are shedding the virus but have no physical symptoms. And your first outbreak fucking hurts. If you have flu-like symptoms (I was really tired and had a runny nose, but that was it), it's worth getting a test, because antivirals help shorten outbreaks the sooner they're taken.
More good stuff: I was really upset at first, but notified my partners immediately and wasn't shamed by any of them. Both of my FWBs are fine continuing to see me. I did a ton of reading, talked to my doctor, and found out that herpes is insanely common among MSM. Numbers conflict, but anywhere from 1/6 to 1/2 of us already have it and that percentage increases as we age. Many guys are asymptomatic and have no clue they have it. They don't even bother testing for it in STI panels unless you're presenting symptoms because of how common but stigmatized it is. The antivirals are cheap, so it'll just be another pill to take with my PrEP.
I'm still struggling a bit with a) the idea of having an even smaller dating pool (gay/bi guys who are cool with trans men who have genital herpes) and b) a feeling of, "Damn, that quick? I just got comfortable with sex!" but I'm optimistic. This more a visibility post than a vent, since I didn't see much about herpes when I searched here. Herpes doesn't end your life, and STIs are a part of life with casual sex. None of us are dirty or have anything to be ashamed about when and if we get a positive STI result :)
Play the world's tiniest violin: it's a shame nobody is as neurotic and scare-mongered about the state of transgender rights as trannies are!
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I just want someone to be as concerned as I am

I live in the US and I got top surgery the day after inauguration day. I am on medical leave from work for another few days, but I feel so isolated that I'm really struggling to keep myself together.
Most of my social circle is isolating right now, just out of sadness and exhaustion, and I really can't fault anyone for that. I just haven't been able to get out much and see people because I'm not going to work, so I'm spending a lot of my time online. My next goal was to change my documents, but the ever-changing landscape for gender marker changes has me hesitating. I'm scared to have any of my documents not match and I'm scared to create a paper trail that isn't protected to indicate my transness to the government. My GNC community is already too burdened for me to add my concerns on top of it, and my cis community isn't tuned in. Like at all.
My partner is cis and isn't keeping up with the news. Whenever I voice my concerns, it's met with a, "man, what the fuck?" while scrolling through youtube or playing minecraft. Or a, "Dude, that fucking sucks." and a subsequent change of subject. I don't have a plan for when things get worse. I'm really terrified and feel backed into a corner and I don't have anybody to turn to.
 
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