>early 2019>aimless in life, find out troons are a thing>social_contagion.exeWhatever, I might as well troon out as fast as possible>transition during the pandemic, lose my mind from extreme isolation, but come out semi passable twinkhon>one friend literally calls me tranny, abomination, disgusting, etc…Eventually left that group around late 2021***>early 2026>meet the transphobic friend, needed up being a repper>social_contagion.exe delayed boot up until the autist tranny (me frfr) cut her off>new name, dresses fem, proud lesbian>hasn’t voice trained, hasn’t even gotten on HRT*What do, troons? I’m literally terrified that she missed out on medically transitioned before third round of masculinization. I tried setting her up with appointments to the doctor and telling her about planned parenthood, but they’re charging $500 to start (ameritards)I told her about DIY, but she’s procrastinating it. Might be too complicated idkShe opened up about the dysphoria, but I can’t get her to take her meds :/
As an ameritran it's really not very complicated. this is p much willful desu, she's just not interested in actually committing for some reason. You know better how to handle the conversations, but in your shoes I'd bring hrt up whenever it's appropriate unless she explicitly says something like "I don't think hrt is real" or some other comment to kill the topicyou can't make anyone want to do anything. Even for someone who's never used the internet beyond opening an app, DIY is no more complicated than a cashapp transfer and maybe an email or two if you're thoughtful and take your time looking. It's up to her, and unless she's unable to scrape together enough money for a normal phone bill within three months, she's just not interested in being convinced or taught yet.As a friend, you can be patient with her, and be firm on what you think she should do. Scolding obv won't help, but reporting how your issues improved with hrt, any new info you find on hrt, even how she might develop once she decides to start might be helpful.
>>43483433That’s actually some good advice. Thank you
