i have a few hundred followers on twitter, and while i maintained control over this stuff (in terms of keeping hush-hush) it felt like they were ready to pounce when i finally slipped.really. like, 3-4 people offered to cover DIY and stuff, in fact i'm sure there was likely involvement the eventual supplier i got a voucher from. HRT isn't exactly scheduled/a controlled substance, still was kinda jarring. i've never seen a mobilization like that before, concerning myself.
>>44956839No, you're just extra special.
>>44956839are you on hrt now?>do you people "coordinate" stuff for reppers?no idea, never heard of it besides the rhetoric of grooming servers
>>44956839I have set up appointments for, driven people to, and paid for other people's hrt and trans related expenses in the past when ive had good jobs. I am currently trying to help another friend get their stuff in order. I look at it from 2 perspectives:1) I care about my community and want to see people happy and not suffering and if I have the means to help someone less fortunate than me then I will do it because I always wished someone would have done the same for me2) Hons scare the shit out of me and seeing someone who has potential rep into their late 20s early 30s makes me want to pull my skin off because they are setting themselves up to be never passers out of fear. I dont want that for people I care about and want them to have the best chance possible
>>44956839That sounds really nice. I had to self-advocate, go through humiliation rituals, and pay for every last thing out of pocket just to transition. Things were different 10 years ago ig.
