You are right to be careful, I know one guy who has to stop T now because his heart condition got really bad. As he already had ovarectomy, he doesn't know what to do.
Actually.. thinking about why I want T in the first place is simple. What little "monthies" my body can manage as is, are horrific. I would take the back hair.. it's really the only hair I don't already have- just to get rid of "that." The only thing I wouldn't be able to handle is hair loss.
I've no intention of ever having any surgeries unless it's to take out these...messed up organs.
But to be back on-topic- after a while people are going to notice the extreme change in my voice when I do T. (Yes, I have every intention of doing it- that is as far as I am going so I can still be in this group). It's also for health reasons to take it. I can handle looking different in a few years.. just, it's hard to hide the voice.
Losing support from my parents and increased risk of heart disease, mostly. I'm already type 1 diabetic, so I don't want to make my existing health issues worse, esp. since the medical community can be pretty transphobic and I need to see a lot of doctors as it is, having to deal with them being predjudiced about that too would just make it too traumatic. I just have to deal with being a man without looking like one or having much hope of ever passing in future either, and although its saddening I can deal with that.
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Fear that my partner won't be able to handle my physical transition.
Lack of funds for hormones/therapist visits.
Fears that I will look even less attractive.
A desire not to grow butt hair and back hair, or even chest hair until I can afford top surgery.
Fears about aggravated migraines.
That covers most of it.
-Dominic
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I've no intention of ever having any surgeries unless it's to take out these...messed up organs.
But to be back on-topic- after a while people are going to notice the extreme change in my voice when I do T. (Yes, I have every intention of doing it- that is as far as I am going so I can still be in this group). It's also for health reasons to take it. I can handle looking different in a few years.. just, it's hard to hide the voice.
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I'm already type 1 diabetic, so I don't want to make my existing health issues worse, esp. since the medical community can be pretty transphobic and I need to see a lot of doctors as it is, having to deal with them being predjudiced about that too would just make it too traumatic.
I just have to deal with being a man without looking like one or having much hope of ever passing in future either, and although its saddening I can deal with that.
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