PopPrincess

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[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

spoilerIt's definitely better than it used to be. I used to spend the vast majority of my time either self-harming or thinking about suicide. I didn't really care much for anything back then, so I'm doing better now. I just have a hard time coping when my dysphoria gets bad. Like I often cry because I'll never have kids or thinking about how much puberty ruined me.

So yeah it's definitely better now on average than it used to be, I just find it hard to have any hope for the future. Most of my goals in life (getting married, having kids, moving abroad) are complicated or straight up impossible due to being trans :(

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 7 points 1 month ago (3 children)

spoilerI relate a lot to what you’ve written. I also never bring up being trans or generally anything LGBT+ related IRL, and I don’t talk about my past. I definitely feel a sort of disconnect from other people, like I can’t trust anyone enough to be close to them. I don’t know if I pass because my view of myself is so warped, but I’ve had experiences that point to me passing at least some of the time.

I do sometimes have moments where I think I look alright, but then I’ll catch my reflection later on the same day and feel sick. I hyperfocus on my awful masculine features all the time. Being stealth is my number one priority in life, and I’ll kill myself if I’m not stealth before my 25th birthday.

For me being trans feels like a curse. I feel defective and I honestly wish I had never been born😞 My life feels so meaningless, and some of my biggest goals in life are impossible to achieve due to being trans. I hate having to deal with it all.

Thank you for the comment❤️ I do hope it gets better someday, but it’s hard to keep up hope. I’m at 2+ years of HRT and still get these awful bouts of dysphoria😭

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 17 points 1 month ago (5 children)

How do you cope with the dysphoria?🥹

Dysphoria and other bad stuffYaa idk I'm starting to feel awful and suicidal again. Like I've come pretty far, I seem to pass and be semi-stealth in day-to-day life (though I'm not sure), but dysphoria is still getting to me. I just get constant reminders, like I'll never be able to have kids, dating is a nightmare, I hate being trapped in my disgusting body. Puberty mangled me, and I'll never be able to fix the damage, and I doubt I'll ever find a boyfriend. I have a big urge to start selfharming again.

The thought of being stuck in this body for the rest of my life makes me feel sick, and I often wonder if it's all worth it. Like why suffer through the next many decades like this? I'll never have the life or body I want😞

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 3 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Well maybe😅, I’m planning to go to the Caucasus region and then crossing down through Iran and Iraq to end up in Kuwait.

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 15 points 1 month ago (2 children)

Does anyone here have any experience traveling in the Middle East? Specifically Iran, Iraq and Kuwait? (Any info on the Caucasus region is also appreciated)

Mainly I'm thinking of general safety, but also traveling with dilators and finding lube for dilation😅

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 1 points 2 months ago

Oh and I definitely dont’t think it’s safe long term. Some of the side effects are bladder cancer, bone density issues and heart failure.

Pio seems to interact with mesenchymal stem cells and a study (though not done on humans) showed transdifferentation of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells into adipose cells IIRC. Mesenchymal stem cells also act as the prescursor to many other cells such as muscle and cartilage cells, so it’s probably not too good to affect those too much😅

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 1 points 2 months ago

Omg I’ve been looking for that page for some time. I read it a while ago, but couldn’t find it again.

I’ve seen some people mention that the results stayed after stopping pio. I guess it makes sense since the adipose cells go to the places that are in line with a female fat distribution so as long as you stay on HRT I’d assume it to stay.

I’ll definitely report back when after I try it. My plan is to switch back to DIY injections, and then try prog and pio for about 3 months while putting on like 10-20 lbs, but first I need to spoof my blood test so the gender clinic doesn’t know what I’m doing😅

[–] PopPrincess@hexbear.net 0 points 2 months ago (2 children)

From my understanding, it makes it so that new weight you gain goes to your lower regions, i.e. buttocks, thighs, etc. So you have to gain weight while using it, but it can have some pretty bad side effects so make sure to read up on those before trying it. I found a decent writeup about it on reddit I can send you.

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