More than you would think, my previous partner evidently was. she was pretty great but never understood my bottom dysphoria. and always assumed I had "male" desires.

I agree but if I go to the women's bathroom I'd still immediately get kicked out :(

That won't change for years until I get my maimed face fixed...

Stage #7 trying to find someone who will date me lol

Doing pretty well otherwise! :)

Gender dysphoria feels unreal sometimes...

That's the correct answer, just gaslight everyone into thinking you were always a girl they just didn't pay attention!

Thank you yes, it could be a reason why but, idk being confident seems easy to say, in practice I can only seem confident even right now, I'm not where I want to be though.

Oh gosh I'm so sorry! I'm going to put a TW in the title.

Wait is this image FOSS or nah?

I had a hard time understanding how pride helped people, even as a trans woman.

Like even (nearly) one year I to my transition I still fail to present differently in public because of the shame, I have a hard time with people already and this is a lot, this ruined my motivation to do anything feminine (what's the point of trying I'll never look good blah blah) I'm still a bit like this to some extent, but I went to my first pride parade and I'm absolutely stunned, I saw some drag queens and even though they are cis men they manage to look good, they were unapologetic and proud of who they were, and THIS HELPS, heck seing other transfem IRL makes me understand that were all going through something similar and if we wish to be happy and fulfilled we should be out no matter where we are into our transition, it's honestly making me consider coming out to my friends. Because now I see that I'm not a freak and a good amount of ppl are like me.

Also I found out that the cute "male" cashier was probably a trans woman and she looks really good, I'm happy for "him". :)

Give me mayo, I'll do it

Wait some people can't do all of them?

He failed as a man, he should hop on the E2