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so puppy looking x3

aaa femboys are so adorable!!

also !noncredibledefense@sh.itjust.works would probably enjoy this :)

of course :)

shared this with a very close therian friend of ours. she wanted us to tell You she highly appreciates this, will make use of this, and sends her respects and best wishes. we thank You for making her happy!

~~p.s. is "you" or "You" preferred?~~ edited to reflect Their preference!

yay estrogen!! we love girl chemical :3

we got the potions too hehe

CW: needles (in packaging)

(pictured is enough to last us about six months, or nine if we get more needles + syringes! thnx doc <3)

we needed that this morning TYSMMM <33 ljakshfdlkjasdhf

there is no telling, most trump's stuff is federal/countrywide stuff!! oregon itself has been fairly trans-friendly. name change was not too difficult (despite us having very unusual circumstances!) and like in our city if you just tell your medical provider you are trans, they will get you a prescription of HRT the same day. they asked for literally zero information hehe, just went "okay how do you wanna take it" etc etc. if you have public (state) insurance they cover like any gender affirming care, from what we've heard (and for us even extra estradiol).

of course, there is ICE, not in our city but a nearby city. the gender-affirming care stuff outlined above is lots of mostly policy, and while it seems to have held true, the trumpster has elected to try and make all such care for trans people unfeasible on the federal level. oh also despite changing our gender identity legally we are probably not going to be able to get a passport with the female gender marker uwaaa

for privacy reasons we won't talk in depth about where we live in particular (not as a public post anyways, perhaps via direct message), but there are lots of queer folk here in our experience. those who live here (at least in the more western areas of oregon) seem to be quite friendly to trans people, but again the U.S. (federal) government really is not.

writing this in the morning so apologies if we're a bit unclear. then again so is the current state of trans rights here!

we are happy to talk more in depth in dm about our experiences if you wanna

here's how: attach numerals on your beloved local transfemme sub, lay out a fluffy carpet, set out some treats, and when you need a dice roll let her do the work for you

there is always applying the lipgloss directly :3c

oh not in a very long while, our apologies. only when very young. more south germany though, but not since like age 5, and for only a few years. we currently live in oregon in USA. sorry...

you will get where you want to be eventually though, we believe in you <3

(then again we may be moving to germany oncemore in the not so distant future, so who knows!)

oh we probably started about a year and some change ago. we did not implement any real change in our daily habits until a while later, i.e. a few months ago. kinda did it subconsciously when meowing at randoms over proximity chat in video games lol

we very much did sound masculine prior. not like super deep manly (we are more young and testosterone was nowhere close to running its full course) but certainly like a guy, we definitely didn't pass. thank you for asking, we so appreciate it!!

you sound more like a girl than not!! :D

the english part, most english speakers would focus more on the accent, but it sounds definitely not like a guy, still maybe androgynous? certainly feminine leaning a little. but that wouldn't be what they focus on. the russian part does sounds rather femme though!!

what we would say (at least for english) is to try to make a higher pitch towards the end of the sentence, like asking a question but not quite reaching there. here is an example of our voice in english: https://voca.ro/11bM00n99Z0n (a lower pitch ending first, higher pitch second)

that aside though if we saw and talked to you in public we would mostly think "very cute pretty girl" hehe