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weekdays. weekdays are monday through friday = M thru F = MtF.

today i was reading stories on the blue pages, i realized that transphobes dont really go after me bc they can't really tell im trans. im short and voice train, its by no means perfect but old bitches can't hear shit anyways. sometimes they've made transphobic comments, not to me or about me, but about trans stuff in general, like about dylan mulavaney for example. i think thats why no one really cares, phobes literally cant tell bc they're stupid and those that can are accepting.

i sent a pic of my face to @Patsy bc he offered to rateme, he said that he clocked me, but importantly i wasn't ugly. i found this kind of strange bc i've always associated male attributes on women with being ugly, they're always the stereotype of women who are so ugly that they look like men. (also the pic was super anglefrauded and whatever, i feel like i look worse irl)

i started to think about it more and people are usually nice to me, even though im trans. no one's ever harassed me or anything, in fact they've always been super helpful and accepting. im thinking that it may be "pretty trans privilege", i dont want to say "pretty privilege" bc i obv don't meet the standards imposed by female beauty bc i dont pass. but among trans ppl, im prettier than avg. if i was a balding 200-lb whatever i think things might be a bit different in the way that others see me. im also super reserved and super vanilla, all of my clothes are very modest and i can count on one hand the number of times that ive worn something which showed my shoulders this past year, and i haven't ever worn a skirt outside, asides from (very modest) dresses (i cannot force wear a suit).

idk felt like sharing. anyone else would like to share? do u think that passing/attractiveness is linked/one in the same, or are they different? is it tru that u can be pretty (as a woman) without passing?

In October, fans began requesting that developer Eric Barone – aka ConcernedApe – add pronouns to the farm-life sim game, as a way to better represent non-binary players.

A petition was created by fan Atmos Fierce, which has garnered more than 8,600 signatures.

However, the call has resulted in abuse from anti-LGBTQ+ fans of the game, who have targeted streamers and members of the community by either purposefully misgendering them, sending abuse, or doxxing them.

Doxxing refers to the act of sharing private information such as a home address, phone number, or other identifiable details, publicly on the internet.

Transgender streamers appear to be the main target of the abuse, with some users telling them to “be careful” playing Stardew Valley while the controversy continues to rumble on.

Barone's silence has been “deafening”, one person claimed.

“Transphobes are doxxing and harassing members of your Stardew Valley community simply because they are advocating for a pronoun update,” the user wrote. “It is extremely important for you to speak up for them.”

The lack of response has led some to suggest a boycott of the game until either a statement is made or pronouns are added to the game.

“I truly do not care if ConcernedApe speaks on pronouns in the game any more,” one user said. “I want [him] to condemn the transphobia and violence against the trans members of the community.”

An affiliate for the streaming site, Twitch, said they would not be playing the game any longer because of Barone's lack of response.

“It does not feel right for me to continue streaming or playing Stardew Valley,” they wrote. “It truly breaks my heart to see the amount of people getting hurt.”

PinkNews has contacted Eric Barone for a comment.

!cuteandinvalid !chasers

!cuteandinvalid !actualbiofoids

obligatory datamining warning. upload a photo w/ a face and it will describe it. this is what i got

>A woman is sitting at a desk in an office. She is wearing a white shirt and glasses. In front of her, there is a laptop. The woman appears focused on her work, with a cup on the desk next to her. The room has a window in the background, letting in natural light. The woman''s facial features show that she is around 28 years old. She is the only person in the room, and there is a chair next to her desk. The overall color scheme of the image includes shades of green, yellow, and brown.

i tried another website though and it changes between male/female depending on angle & lighting. so i don't pass yet, but hopefuel.

>>whats it like to have a someone elses peepee inside your neo kitty

>It feels amazing. Easily the best physical sensation I've ever felt.

>It's not really comparable to something like anal. Sure you get a vaguely similar full and being stretched out feeling, but it's spread throughout the entire vaginal canal rather than focused mostly at the entrance. It's also tilted heavily towards pleasure rather than pain compared to anal. It's only vaguely similar to how stroking your pp felt in terms of pleasure in the canal, the main difference being your kitty walls are being stretched out rather than your pp shaft being compressed in. It also feels amazing when he's fricking you and his sweaty balls or that spot just above his shaft rubs against your clit, which itself is partly sandwiched in your soaking wet labia and it feels kinda like how touching the bare head of the pp felt pre-op, except rather than a gross pp it is just your little pleasure button down there that he activates just a little bit more with each thrust.

>On top of that, if the s*x is with a man you love there's even more layers of sensation and emotion to unpack. It's kind of similar to having a submissive open-mouth makeout session with him, wherein he's exploring the wet interior of your body and a big part of the appeal is giving in and taking it like a good girl because you love this man so much. Main difference is it's literal s*x and not just kissing, his peepee is much harder and larger than his tongue, your kitty feels a lot more of the tactile pleasurable sexual sensations than the mouth, and once a guy is in you he's usually not going to stop until he finishes... lol.

>Now imagine all of those things listed above, and top of that you can also do all the other typical s*x stuff with him like kissing, holding each other's bodies, caressing each other, whispering sweet nothings in each other's ear, and you can start to get an idea of why cisoids like s*x so much...

please someone tell me this is fake. tell me that it is just a cognitohazard. i swear to god reading this turned me on holy shit i need someone to talk me out of this

>can any prog capsule be taken rectally?

>I hope so cuz I've been shoving them in my butt for a few months now

>Isn't it weird when your butt gets accustomed to this? I don't even have to push the pill in anymore, just get it close to my hole. Feels just like a horse eating a carrot out of my hand.

A lot of trains have very feminine hand movement. I wondered is this consciously learned to better pass, did you always move your hands like that or did it start with the hormones?

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updated my name on uber and girlmoded today (i know not very boymoder of me....) my uber driver was a very talkative boomer, he told me how he was from Manhattan and had a friend serving in the vietnam war, how he fricking his friends wife, married her and had a kid, moved out to (my city) and divorced her 30yrs later. he mentioned to me said that my name was weird, that out of his 20,000 rides (!!) he's never had a (my name), and that he's had 5 ppl with his name i was like wtf wdym my name is strange, i thought it was a regular girls name when i picked it. apparently its some villians name from (popular movie series) and the actress is very hot (not sure if this was a complement?)

at the end of the ride I asked him if he realized i was trans, he said no and started looking me up and down, said i looked like i identified as a woman to him and he asked me if I wasn't. i will take this as a conclusion that my voice training worked

Dear How to Do It,

I'm a trans guy who started testosterone earlier this year. It's mostly been amazing—one of the best things I've ever done for my own well-being—but because bodies are gonna body, of course there's one weird side effect that's driving me nuts. Where most transmasc people get vaginal dryness from T, I've gone in the opposite direction: my body has suddenly decided to start squirting. Enthusiastically. Nearly every time I orgasm.

“Awesome!” you might think, but no. Squirting is fine and dandy for folks who are into it, but I'm not. As someone who's on the ace spectrum and still in the perpetually horny stage of T, I mainly want to get off to scratch an itch and move on with my day. This used to be easy—hand or vibrator down pants, boom, done! Now the process involves laundry and a shower. I can no longer jerk off to shut up my anxious little brain, roll over, and go to sleep.

Is there any way to STOP squirting or make getting off as a squirter less of A Process?

—Boy Juice Made Me Too Juicy

Dear Boy Juice Made Me Too Juicy,

There are a lot of anecdotal accounts on the internet of increased squirting as a result of transitioning. Some believe that this is the result of the testosterone-prompted swelling of the Skene's gland, which is involved in squirting. As your letter suggests, though many desire, even fetishize squirting, not everyone who does it is so enthusiastic. In a column that ran a few years ago, my partner in HTDI, Jessica Stoya, asked porn performer/educator Madison Young what she does to dam her loins in a moment where squirting is inconvenient or otherwise unwanted. She said that she switches things up when she feels the urge to squirt, which “allows me to reset but keeps me in a highly aroused state in which I can still build up to orgasm or just simply enjoy erotic stimulation, touch, and pleasure without climax.” According to Young, switching up could look like this, for example: “If I was using a vibe on my clitoris, I might turn it off and use my fingers or move the vibe to another area of my vulva.”

For some additional expert assistance answering your question, I reached out to Lola Jean, a s*x educator who has appeared in this column a few times over the years and whose recent workbook Baby Dom/me/mx Bootcamp: a no frills guide to making domination a career is due out in May. I thought Jean's response was fascinating, because despite being a world record holder for volume squirting, they expressed disdain for their vaunted talent. “If you could give me a pill to stop squirting, I'd gladly take it,” they wrote to me early on in our exchange on this topic. Jean then elaborated in a longer email that I'm printing in full, as it speaks to your issue with some practical advice, and even describes different kinds of squirters. Fascinating for sure, and I hope it's helpful. Good luck.

Lola Jean says:

As a fellow squirter, your pain resonates with me. Because you are squirting every time you reach a certain level of pleasure, it sounds like you are also a broad-response squirter, as opposed to a specific-response squirter who only squirts as a result of specific types of stimulation of movements. While I'm sure specific movements also get you to rain down, it sounds like everything else does, too. Like many who find themselves in the broad-response squirting category, I too wish I could take a pill to never squirt again. I've invested in products from an endless supply of puppy pads, six washable squirt blankets, and even a blow-up nuru pool to contain my unwanted fluids. All of that is work and excess and I truly don't know if squirting is worth it.

But society seems to be hellbent on labeling squirting as the greatest thing since sliced bread, which doesn't leave a whole lot of room for those of us who have mixed feelings or straight up don't like it. With that, I have some good news and bad news. Just like there is no one tried-and-true way to squirt (no matter what that one guy tells you), there is also not one tried-and-true way to stop the squirting for a broad-response squirter. However, there are a few things you can try to do that overwhelm or distract the body to a point that maybe you won't squirt, but none of them are fool proof by any means:

Have something penetrating you without movement. Basically whatever is penetrating you here needs to stay internal. The hope here is that the pelvic floor is not able to do its full movement and the penetrating object is somewhat blocking the point of exit. Yes, the danger here is that your force will push whatever is inside of you out, which is why it staying put is so important.

Find a sensation that overwhelms you. Maybe that's intense vibration, perhaps it's something in your back hole, or even both. Sometimes involving the back hole can take the body's focus off the front.

Ride the hormonal shifts until they find their stasis. You're basically playing with a new body right now, and one that will continue to change and shift. There is a chance it will continue to do so and maybe the squirting will level out. That's a big “if” as we can't predict the changes your body will go through.

And since these are all educated guesses for your body at best, the other route is to begin an acceptance that your body expresses itself in a way when you feel pleasure that straight up sucks sometimes, even most of the time. You can have your moments where you get your puppy pads, your washable squirt blankets, or a quickie in the shower, but you're also allowed to negotiate yourself out of masturbation because you just don't fricking feel like it today. This feels unfair, and it is. This is also why it's important to talk about all of the aspects of squirting and why life isn't so great under the waterfall.

I wish I could give you a better answer and more hope, but by opening the conversation, perhaps you or someone who reads this can suggest ways that they have been able to stop their squirt temporarily or for good.

Here we go..

The Biden Admin has just officially abolished Title IX as we knew it. Now, sex = gender identity.

In a nutshell, the new rewrite means:
- men can take academic AND athletic scholarships from women
- men will have FULL access to bathrooms, locker rooms, etc
- men could be… pic.twitter.com/JfQVI9Yfph

— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) April 19, 2024

!transphobes

Bruh

>The Cass Review Report does not conclude that puberty suppressing hormones are an unsafe treatment.

>The report supports a research study being implemented to allow pre-pubertal children to have a pathway to accessing this treatment in a timely way and with suitable follow up and data collection, to provide the highest quality of evidence for the ongoing use of puberty suppressing hormones as a treatment for gender dysphoria.

>In the data Cass Review Examined, the most common age that trans young people were being initially prescribed puberty suppressing hormones was 15. Dr. Cass's view is that this is too late to have the intended benefits of suppressing puberty...recommends that...puberty suppressing hormones and gender affirming hormones being available to young people at different ages and developmental stages...based on individual need.

>Dr. Cass has stated that there should be zero tolerance for conversion practices and it should be a matter for a regulator to investigate if anyone is found to be causing harm in this way.

>Dr. Cass is keen for legislators to enact a ban on conversion practices, and that this ban should come with enough support for NHS staff to understand the difference between conversion practice and supporting young people who are not yet fully certain about their gender identity

https://thekitetrust.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Cass-Review-Mythbusting-Q-and-A.pdf

Do you wonder what shes mad at pic.twitter.com/KTOO2T1Wdm

— Weedy (@WeedMaxxer) April 16, 2024

Are you a boy?

Or are you a girl?

was at work today and i was talking to my boss that I have a crush on, he notices im sad and asks if im alright, I say no and he asks if I want a hug, and at this point it's not like i had the emotion fortitude to say no i was so fricking sad. he goes in and hugs me, im nervous so i do the hover hand thing unintentionally, then he says "that was a weak butt hug" and I said "sorry" and turned away and started crying. At this point he told me that i didn't have to spend my time there and that i could go home if i wanted, i nodded and he cleaned up my stuff and i slipped away while he was talking to someone else.

im sharing bc im still really sad and now im also really embarrassed. source of sadness: perceived my body in the reflection of a window