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When considering hormones, there can be high variability in terms of individual goals, bodies, needs, risks, and reactions. I get a lot of questions from readers that I can’t always answer, so I reached out to Dr Kevin Hatfield for insight. Continue reading Patients & Providers: Top 5 Questions About Hormones
Prohormones Growing up, I had always felt a little off. I simply didn’t share the interests of boyfriends, wedding fantasies, or fashion, switching early on from dresses and skirts to an odd mix of boys’ and girls’ clothes. But it took me until I was in my mid to late teens that to finally learn about other folks like me, mostly reading about men having … Continue reading Featured Voices: Prohormones
Rejection. Angst. Curiosity. Acceptance. Grief. Unraveling their relationship with testosterone, Audley cycled through a rollercoaster process of emotions. Continue reading Featured Voices: The Phases of Testosterone
Caidin wasn’t planning on going on testosterone, but transition has a way of derailing even the most meticulous of planners. Continue reading Featured Voices: One Year on T
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Can physical transition change your inner identity? Jay, who identifies as genderless, explores this question in Featured Voices. Continue reading Featured Voices: Dysphoria as Malware
I’ve been injecting testosterone into alternating thighs every two weeks for the past 3 years or so. Sometimes I wonder if it’s doing what it’s supposed to be doing because my dose is too low. Sometimes I wonder what’s it’s supposed to be doing in the first place. Continue reading Testosterone, Are You There? It’s Me, Micah.
Video update in which I talk about being on low dose testosterone for over 3 years. Continue reading Low Dose Testosterone Update 2015
Through my personal experience, I address common questions about Testosterone, primarily the effects of being on a low dose, and the effects of starting and stopping. Continue reading T Update: Low Dose Testosterone, and Starting and Stopping
Is it better to pretend to be binary or to disclose your non-binary identity in order to access medical transition? Continue reading Reader Ramblings: Disclosing a Non-Binary Identity for Medical Transition
As I envision the person I’ll become in 5, 10, 25, or even 45 years, I’m certain everything about me will change, including my gender – how I feel about it, how I look, how others see me. Being trans is a lifelong condition, just another part of being human. Continue reading Post Transition
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