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Transgirls. Have you ever been in the military? If so did the job conflict with your gender dysphoria at all?
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>>44371650
hi! im currently in, combat arms actually.
uh its fucked with me in the past because of the bruising and building upper arm strength. right now tho? i mean maybe if ive been in the field too long and lost weight again but not really...
i do pass, so even at international deployments ive gotten 'oh you do this...as a girl' and if i ever tell people im trans they immediately '...what? how?' about it.
i'm not the only woman in my unit though, so kinda not really? i got super insecure with voice training because most people dont voice train their yelling but ive gotten better over time.
i love my actual job, and desu theres ways in which being trans has improved my ability versus everyone else but.
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>>44372198
Should say! I can expand on any questions you have but i wont doxx myself so i wont say rank, trade, deployments ect.



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