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by junepilote October 7, 2018 Number of comments0

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Review : Trans Tape

The place where I work (L’Atérisk) got a bunch of Trans Tape and as someone with a bigger chest, IContinue Reading

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If you are comfortable share your pronouns here and ill validate the fuck out of them. 🧡Hey folks 💛 my name is June and my pronouns are They/Them (il/iel en français). It’s #pronounsday and I think that it’s important to remind ourselves that all pronouns are valid. They are valid even if you can’t say them out loud, even if just a handful of your friends use them, even if they change everyday, they are always valid 💜 Take care of your beautiful selves (especially right now with the season shift / mental health shift) 🌷#nonbinary #transgender #trans #ftm #lgbt #they #oneofthem #mentalhealth

Picture by the AMAZING @mycoze_ •_________________________________________________The first time I put on a binder was such a wild ride. I had been working at a queer organization for some time (@uvicpride) and I had the vocabulary to express my gender but I was really scared to come out to myself. . •________________________________________________ Our bathroom was a gender affirming gear heaven. Free binder in every size to try on, squishy packers and breast forms to feel. I had helped a bunch of trans masculine folks find the perfect binder for their body type, so I kinda knew which one would fit me best. •_________________________________________________I locked myself in the bathroom, and tried on a binder for the first time. A long black 2X GC2B. I knew it would be the last time I could pretend I was a cis lesbian woman. Looking at myself in the mirror was something else. My t-shirt fitted so well, I looked so damn good ! I couldn’t keep lying to myself, I was absolutely trans-masculine. •_________________________________________________It took me a while to put words on my identity. For now, non-binary and trans-masculine feels good but I’m aware that it could surely change in the future. I would say that the hardest part was coming out to myself. I’m now on a slowly and steady journey to feel at home in my body. I’ll start T soon (after years of hesitation) and I’m on the waiting list for top surgery. So I guess, everything is going well 🌷💙. #nonbinary #trans #transgender #queer #lgbt #nationalcomingoutday #oneofthem #ftm

Picture by @clara_awa .......................................................Cw: mental health 🌷✨ Never know if I am the burden or if my mental illness is ... but at least I know that something makes me feel like shit. Mental health is such a constant struggle within the queer/trans communities. There is not a day where I don’t chat about my mental health or mental health in general to the folks around me. Casual morning conversation on community support or family trauma. Late night pillow talk on how hard self-care is or on how to respect needs and boundaries. I’ve come to see my mental health as a huge forest. Since I was young I’ve been building a trail, a trail paved with trauma, intrusive thoughts, anxiety attacks. Thru the years I’ve been trying to slowly make another trail, but cutting trees and shit is hard. Im often not able to go on that trail because it is fuckin hard, but slowly ... I’m building it and I need to be proud. #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #queer #trans #lgbt #nonbinary #worldmentalhealthday #oneofthem

The place where I work got a bunch of @trans_tape and as someone with a bigger chest, I decided to try it and see what it will look and feel like. Btw, if you are between 14 and 25yo, in Montréal and you are looking for free or by donation Gender Affirming gear send a message to @p10_mtl , they are awesoomme. I have a really sensitive skin, so the day before I applied a bit of trans tape on my chest overnight, just to be sure I don’t any major skin reactions. In the morning, my skin was a bit red, but nothing alarming. To prepare myself, I watched a bunch of youtube tutorial on “how to apply trans tape”. The majority (not to say all) the videos features thin white trans dudes with really small chests. I was able to find a couple of pictures of bigger trans dudes deep on reddit, but nothing that really helped me. That’s when I decided to just wing it. Freshly out of the shower, trans tape in one hand and sharp scissors in the other, I started to cut pieces of the tape to apply on my chest. It is recommended to cut the corners of the pieces to make them more round, so they stay for longer. Basically, when you put on trans tape, you are trying to raise your chest and to stick it to the side, so it looks more like pectorals. When I was done putting on the tape, I noticed that the skin on my sternum was really stretched, which made it a bit harder to breathe. But really nothing compared to wearing a binder! I was really happy with the result, my chest looked flatter and my breathing was not restricted! I started to try on a bunch of t-shirts, and I felt instantly more confident. It made me think about top surgery and all the gender euphoria I would get from it. Which for sure, made me a bit sad haha. But I was mostly happy! My skin was pulling a lot and it started to be itchy, but nothing dramatic. Trans tape advises that you can wear the tape for 2/3 days, so I decided to wear it overnight to see what it feels like. (Go on my blog to read the entire article !) #ftm #nonbinary #binding #transgender #trans #queer #queerdo #lgbt #transtape

Fancy pose in front of beautiful scenery. 💙🌿💙 #queer #ftm #transgender #nonbinary #lgbt #trans #river

You local non-binary Bi Boy on this #bisexualvisibilityday 💖💜💙. #nonbinary #queer #lgbt #bisexual #trans #ftm #transmasculine #biboy #fatqueer #dogsofinstagram photo credit @xx.xzxx

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