WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them]

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Cake day: December 31st, 2023

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  • Socially, I see myself as agender, but it wasn’t until 2.5 years (and 6 months after I started HRT) after my egg cracked that I came out to anyone except my roommates so makes sense why my dreams are the way they are. I’m still only out to a few people, and ideally I’d rather not have people at work find out.

    I did have a dream recently where everyone started gendering me as a woman and dream-me liked it even though it acknowledged that people weren’t quite correct, it certainly was a lot better than being assumed a guy.


  • Transfem NB, egg cracked in my late 20’s.

    I think my dreams have almost always excluded showing my own body or gender. I remember having some dreams of being in the “wrong” bathroom and being worried about what others would think back in middle school.

    After egg crack, I started sometimes having dreams dealing with people finding out that I’m trans, but if anxiety about coming out isn’t the focus of the dream, then my gender usually isn’t really part of them. I might have like randomly had larger boobs than irl months after starting hrt.

    Even when referring to myself in third person to people I’m out to, I still default to old pronouns by accident most of the time. I rather I didn’t do that, but it’s not really a big deal for me. Find it kinda funny my dreams are more consistent about seeing me as trans/not a man than my own conscious language.




  • But I don’t experience the sort of revulsion at my genitals that I hear some trans people describe (although I do hate being so hairy).

    There’s so much variation in experiences. Being trans isn’t defined by suffering even if lots of trans people do suffer.

    Personally, realized I was NB in my late-20’s a couple years ago. At first (like, for 2-3 weeks?) I considered myself agender but didn’t identify with the “trans” label. Soon I realized I actually related a lot more to transfem experiences than I expected, so I accepted the trans label. I still like the agender and NB labels, but also consider myself transfem. I don’t think of myself as a woman even though I now take E and have nuked my T levels.




  • Agreed most others wouldn’t use email as a replacement for casual chat, but its always seemed like an arbitrary choice. So many people waste so much space in emails because they treat them like letters, so the biggest difference seems to be the culture around them rather than the medium itself. If people formatted all text messages as

    "Hello Dear Friend,

    Here is stuff to waste space.

    Here’s what I actually want to say.

    More extra stuff.

    Sincerely, Walrus"

    I doubt we would see that much of a difference between them.