General Discussion of Transgender Issues

[blackparadox]

I’m day 3 into my hrt (monotherapy) and I found out today that I can’t take estradiol 2mg sublingually because it gives me severe heart palpitations. I get these palpitations about a half an hour after I take it and they last for about an hour. It also puts my Blood Pressure in the range where I am at risk of having a stroke or heart attack. Today it got so bad that I ended up going to the ER. They told me I was having a bad reaction to the estradiol and to stop it immediately and contact my doctor at planned parenthood.

This is my second go around with this. The first time I was taking 100mg spiro with 2mg estradiol sublingually. That time I had to stay the night in the hospital because they couldn’t bring my heart rate and blood pressure down. I also had covid at the time so it all got blamed on covid and I was told I had to wait to take hrt until I got my bp sorted out.

I got my bp sorted out (I’m on new BP meds, Lisinopril which is why I dropped Spiro) and I’ve been exercising every day. Apparently, it’s the estradiol pills I’m having a problem with.

Am I going to have to give up on HRT? Or is there another form of treatment I can take that wont be so hard on my heart?

[Anonymous]

Your true gender is what’s behind your legs mister. You cant change biology deal with it. If you are born male, you will always be male. J.K Rowling was right, and people like you are hating on her, because she is one of the only ones left who actually is brave enough to speak the truth. People who think they are the opposite gender, should seak therapy.

[zlroderick]

You’ve just contradicted yourself so many times in that post!

You got nothing better to do with your time than actively seek out a trans forum, then register just to have a pop?!!

Such a s**tty little life. Don’t worry hun, it’ll get better!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by zlroderick.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by zlroderick.

[Anonymous]

Are you getting mad now? I know the truth hurt a bit. I just think shit is going out of hand and I am sick of it. So I thought this is the best way to get you to understand. Right now you guys does not have anything better to do, than hating on an innocent author, for stating that there are 2 genders and you can not change the one you have been given. The only purpose of having a gender, is because that is the way we reproduce. So how can you feel that you are another gender? Wouldn’t you just be a man, who happens to like stuff that mostly women use. Why do you need to BE a women, to do women stuff? Why not just accept that you are a man who likes women stuff?

[zlroderick]

I’m not getting mad at all sweetie. Just pointing out you’re the one going out if your way to actively seek out a trans forum to make a point.

Nobody listening to you on Facebook or Twitter? Try shouting a bit louder maybe lol. I’m sure someone will listen eventually. Biggot power!! #biggotslivesmatter

[Anonymous]

I don’t use Facebook and Twitter soo… I just want you to know how sick it is, that you are threatening an innocent woman. What did she do wrong? You want us to accept you, but you will not accept that we do not aggree with your point of view. Even when we try to be nice, it’s not good enough. Example: if a man changes to woman, and we try our best to accept, but without thinking about it state that you feel like a women, you will get mad and shout that you ARE a woman. But by biological facts you are not. Accept you are a man, that likes woman stuff, instead of trying to be something you are not. If I can be whatever I feel, could I then tomorrow go to a waterpark, walk in to the womens changingroom, and say you must accept I am looking at your boobs, because today I am a woman? xD

[Brian of Samares]

What I’d like is to hear from people is what first alerted them to the possibility they might be trans. This is really important to me as I don’t understand how one can distinguish being trans from a fetishised or other form of attraction.

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[Anonacalypse]

Hey,

Honestly, this is a rant.
I’m not trans, but I’ve always explored how I wanted to present my body and am sensitive to how my body is perceived. The only place I can talk about my issues with gender and sex is the trans community.i apologize beforehand if I seen to be using this community to just vent, but I’m interested in their issues.

I’m started to become very angry over the fact that my body isn’t supposed to belong to me in it’s physical form as well as how it’s understood and talked about between people. For reference, I was assigned female at birth as have been raised accordingly. As a child I was adventurous and never understood why I wasn’t allowed to behave a certain way based on my genitalia, and rarely followed to rules for my gender. A turning point for when I took gender seriously was when my mother bought me pink sneakers I refused to wear them. My think was if pink is for girls than I won’t wear them, I wasn’t going to be told what to wear. After, my refusal she brought out a belt and threatened to beat me until I wore the sneakers. I don’t understand why I can own my body, and no one has ever even me a good reason for why I should give up ownership.

It’s not just the clothes I wear but since I was born female I’ve always been told that I’ve had to please men with my body through sex or childbirth, but at the same time told how corrupting sex is to women. Plus, I have to deal with the added pressure of race. I’m Black, so the way my gender is perceived is filtered first through me being black, and I’ve noticed that as a black women predators realize that harm done to use is not taken seriously so that target black girls.

I’m so tired of having to live my life based on ideologies around my genitalia. To me it’s only an organ. I’m tried of the unwanted sexual advance. I’m tried of my expression weather is masculine or feminine for the day to be seen as a mental disorder, and I’m tried of mostly cis people policing me because they drank to Kool aid and believe giving up autonomy is somehow human nature and they worst excuse is being nice.

I believe this rant is being written as a I speak because I’ve experienced harassment at my job. There’s a man who works in my department that likes to position his crotch near my ass, and I’ve had enough of it. Honestly, I want to stab him.

[Polly]

Before you consider transitioning, you can try to live a man’s life and see if that’s what you really want. Some women are just more open and direct in character, but it does not mean that they are transgender. So you really need to think before you transition. I have always liked the female way of life before I transitioned, and I have always believed in my heart that I am a female, so my transition will be natural. When you feel that you are a man in your heart, that is the best time for you to transition.

[This Wreckage]

I’m trans but only came out as an older person. Like many of us, I see a lot of hatred towards anyone who is favourable about gender affirming care for young trans people, and lots of claims about the supposedly negative effects of puberty blockers on young people’s physical and mental health. I see far less of what that journey is like from young trans people, their supportive families or from trans health professionals, and I would like to learn about this. For example, for someone on puberty blockers during early teens, how does that affect establishing romantic relationships, or feelings towards potential romantic partners? Do they miss out on those? What are the effects (or none) afterwards in terms of relationships, as well as the physical effects?

Maybe someone can point me to online articles, stories, studies or books that show the experiences of living on blockers for a few years, and how that worked out – the positives and the negatives.

[Polly]

Before you consider transitioning, you can try to live a man’s life and see if that’s what you really want. Some women are just more open and direct in character, but it does not mean that they are transgender. So you really need to think before you transition. I have always liked the female way of life before I transitioned, and I have always believed in my heart that I am a female, so my transition will be natural. When you feel that you are a man in your heart, that is the best time for you to transition.

I understand you have a lot of questions in your head right now, and you’re probably feeling very confused. But everything is difficult at the beginning. Taking the first step is the most difficult. As long as you firmly go out, in fact, the difficulties behind are not so difficult. You can write things down when necessary. Put them in chronological order, one thing at a time. That’s what I did, and you get a sense of accomplishment when you finish something, and you have more confidence to go through the process. Come on, when you actually become a transsexual, you will feel that it was all worth it.

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[Anonymous]

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