Plushy-fan - Lol, Lmao Even

you’re just some twerp little faggot pretending to know things abt the real world

i’m obsessed with the way this is worded, reblog if you’re just a twerp little faggot

so can we start hunting down white liberals now or what

YOU hates terfs

im wearing a but plug and. mmm feels good. nice weight, and i like feeling full~

I’m never fully satisfied with my physical gender expression and I never know what to do about it.

I have days where I’m fine presenting AFAB and being perceived as AFAB.  I have days where I wish I had a deeper voice.  I have days where I wish I had a flatter chest.  I have days where I wish I looked more like a boy, but a very feminine/androgynous boy if that even makes any sense.

I think that’s just a fact of being demifaer that I have to try harder to accept and cope with.  My feelings fluctuate, my dysphoria fluctuates.  I’m not sure if I will ever have one true “body” I can be 100% comfortable in all the time because my feelings aren’t concrete… as is the struggle of being underneath the genderfluid umbrella.

If anyone has any advice or opinions on what I’ve said here, I’d really appreciate it if you could share with me.  I’m tagging this post with transmasc tags (even though I’m not transmasc myself) in hopes that the transmasc community can provide some insight as well.

Come to think of it, I’m honestly shocked I haven’t discussed this topic on my blog yet, since it’s really nothing new.

Reblog this if you are literally suprised when people find you attractive.

If you're a trans girl who likes trans girls, please reblog this <3

Yes, I'm a fat, hairy, balding trans man. No it's not a glowup, or a glowdown or an anything. I don't exist to be conventionally attractive. I'm not somebodies success story. And if I am, it's because I'm extremely happy and so glad I transitioned. I don't see a lot of ftm before & after glowups and hardly any mtf glowups which include non-conventionally attractive body types/people and I'm here for you all. We are a glowup, actually, because society can stick it's 'you have to look a certain way' up it's holes.