i wouldn't trade it for the world but damn I had ZERO fashion sense for the first year or so of coming out. baby trans phase is such a real thing 😭 striped thigh highs and amazon skater skirt with hyper feminine tops I looked like a fool, hard to classify as a mistake when I don't regret it but its worth a mention lol

i also got some nasty burns using hair removal cream before, they made me just endure the shaving enough to make my skin happy with it cus its a pain to buy the stuff and apply it so often

i personally don't use hair removal cream (i opt for an epilator), but my immediate family does and both of them (cis women) have experienced this once or twice before respectively. "mistakes" you make, many cis women have likely also done, see how year fifth thru ninth year schoolgirls do makeup, how uni students try and dress formally, etc.

at least you can say without argument that you got a hot ass though :3

transmasc here but i dislike facial hair for autistic texture reasons: i got myself the "gentle" hair removal face cream and burned the shit out of my upper lip once. took like a week to stop being red. good thing i never leave my house anyway!

i'm certain something like this happens to everyone that's ever used hair removal product on themselves, but yes having that on your ass is kinda funny. i do hope it heals quickly!

I know nothing of your experience, but this sounds like a pretty funny story you'll be able to tell and laugh about later.

Reminds me of this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/10a8cv/guys_do_not_shave_your_butt/

Before I had my breast implants I tried to make those inserts work but hated how they felt and looked. But when I started this one job I thought to myself I had to do it on day 1 so that I cannot back out of it and had to get used to them because they kinda make me feel nice. So day 1 I had them but then I said fuck this and scrambled to pad my bra with a lot of fabric. I panic bought heavily padded bras and tried them out and mixed different methods.

So yeah, my coworkers had this new person start there with daily changing boob sizes. We always wear the same ESD overcoat, so everything else looks the same.

Glad no one said anything, but surely a few must have noticed it.