cowboycrustation

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With warm weather just around the corner, that means that the dysphoria hoodie must be retired. Any insight on styling and types of clothing that help with achieving a straight figure but won't overheat?

 
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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by cowboycrustation@lemmy.blahaj.zone to c/trans@lemmy.blahaj.zone
 

I was pretty bored earlier so I thought "hm I wonder what I would look like with thicker eyebrows." Mind you, I've never touched makeup in my life. I know next to nothing about it. I found a stick that said "CoverGirl easy breezy eyebrow" and then put some on my eyebrows. I said "cool" and then tried to get it off.

The problem is that it would not come off. How the hell do I get this stuff off? Preferably with common household stuff. Help.

Edit: Found some makeup wipes, put too much oil, now my face is covered in olive oil. Accidentally rubbed too hard and got out patches of my eyebrows, but the makeup is finally out. RIP. Thank for y'all's help.

It might work in getting ahead in a career, but you've gotta find an outlet to express those emotions instead of suppressing them your whole life. Not doing that will lead to a lot of trouble in the future.

I feel ya. I hate going to any government place for documents because people can do shit like that and get away with it and there's no legal protections for trans people in my state.

Those bureaucrats weld a lot of power and can make life hell if they so choose. You probably did the wise thing and bit your tongue as long as you got what you needed to get done. You likely won't have to deal with her again for a very long time (if ever again).

On the other hand, if there are discrimination protections in your state for trans people you could file a complaint against her.

 

Wherever you are, whatever you're going through, just know that you're you and nobody can change that. Don't let anybody tell you for certain about who and what you are, because you're the only one who truly knows. That's a fact.

You're not alone. No matter how isolated and lonely you feel, you're not alone in that feeling. There are many people who are going through and have gone through what you have and made it out to the other side. You are stronger than you know. You just have to keep going, one step at a time, and then you'll figure it out as it comes along. It's okay to make mistakes. You will survive. You can do this.

I love y'all ๐Ÿฆˆ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€โšง๏ธ

[โ€“] cowboycrustation@lemmy.blahaj.zone 10 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (5 children)

I try to be as cis passing as possible most of the time. If I don't feel like I'm passing I isolate. Still in the process of getting all of the physical effects of transitioning and it's exhausting and physically uncomfortable to conceal certain body parts but you gotta do what ya gotta do.

Got misgendered today for the first time in a while. For some damn reason I change my voice between girl or man completely subconsciously depending on the person I meet. I think it's a safeguard against potential transphobia or something because it's 100% not intentional. I fuckin hate it. Subconscious cues or some shit to protect myself in my small ass rural southern town where everybody knows my family or is related to me somehow (I'm moving in September, thank God. The person who misgendered me I'd never met but knew my family). I'm sensitive AF to that kind of stuff and want to avoid it as much as possible (of course, while consuming transphobic media so that I can prepare myself for every possible thing).

I feel such an aversion to talking about being trans to anyone irl because I'm afraid they'll potentially be transphobic or view me differently. Feels embarrassing, shameful on some level because of the culture I was raised in and the media I consumed.

[โ€“] cowboycrustation@lemmy.blahaj.zone 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Me?? Is that you???

Do you have any friends or relatives who could give you a ride to a safer place? You also should look for shelters in neighboring states if you can't find someone to stay with or a shelter in your state. First part is getting a ride to where you need to go.

[โ€“] cowboycrustation@lemmy.blahaj.zone 20 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Hey Riikka. I'm really sorry you're having to deal with this shit. Just hang in there and try to keep a level head (it's really really hard, I know).

Please keep us updated. We are ALL rooting for you. Once you get to safety you can try and crowdfund some money to cover basic costs.

Trevorproject has 24/7 free crisis counseling for LGBTQ people. I highly recommend you explain your situation to a counselor on the helpline and see if they can get you to some resources.

https://www.thetrevorproject.org/

This is a comprehensive list of the plans you need to make and things you need to pack when getting out of an abusive situation:

https://www.drphil.com/advice/an-exit-action-plan-guidelines-for-leaving-an-abusive-relationship

My DMs are open if you ever need to talk. Stay strong. I believe in you ๐Ÿ’œ

^ this

Have an escape plan. Reach out to friends or relatives who you think would let you stay.

[โ€“] cowboycrustation@lemmy.blahaj.zone 17 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I don't even remember, funnily enough. It was a slow process that happened over time.

Tumblr shitpost by queer people mocking right wingers

I found this on Tumblr so this is very likely.

Tumblr shitpost more likely than not

Found some here. I just looked up "stop transphobia tee" https://www.etsy.com/market/stop_transphobia_tee

 
 
 
 
 
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