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I think I’m trans. I don’t think I’ve ever told anyone that before but I really want to be a boy. I’m crying writing this but it’s true. I want to be a boy so badly. This is me coming out I guess. I’m a Trans Boy. I am so proud of who I am, I am a boy :)

That first one broke me.

When we say "Protect Trans Kids", thats why.

That look. Going from barely there to Fully Alive.

He gets to live a full life because the adults around him listened to him. More of that. Free Trans Kids.

I’m 43 years old and I just went to my very first Pride event as an openly Trans Man. I’ve been to many Prides as a queer person but this was so different. I got to reintroduce myself to people who hadn’t seen me in a while and it was incredible. So many years, squeals of joy and BIG celebration! The sun was out and shinning but I was beaming brighter!!!

2:20 this is so me. I'm not only a ftm, but also a HUUUUGE crossdresser. When I was younger, I used to be hyperfem because I saw it as acting, like a theather play, like I was pretending to be girl and people believed it. I used to only wear shorts (before my t!ts grew) and was also happy because that was ALSO my true self, being a boy. I liked to dress as a girl, but I am a boy deep down.

Ofc I feel dysphoria with my body and when people adress me as a girl, since I want it to be very masculine, but oh boy, how it's so good to be a boy dressing like a girl.

Also, while I may not like dresses right now, when I do makeup and physically look like a boy, I feel so motivated to crossdress, so that was my experience. Remember, gender expression ≠ gender identity.

I remember getting my first haircut as a trans man. I hated it because to me it looked ugly on me since I'm chubby. Then a random old dude told me "excuse me, young man". I immediately started loving my haircut.

this makes me cry because i cant wait to live

The lil boy at the beginning omg love to see him suported at such a young age he looks so happy

i got called he for the first time last month, best feeling EVER. i remember laughing but also crying and jumping around the first time i put on a binder. getting my first masc haircut was amazing, i finally love my hair after years of detesting it for one reason or another. i'm finally starting to look like me.

Today, for the first time in my life i actually thought about the future with excitement because my top surgery is two months away. I am starting to actually be able to imagine myself in a couple of years

1:04 RIP brianna :(

Park that car, drop that phone, sleep on the floor, dream about me. -Anthem For a Seventeen Year Old Girl, I Saw The TV Glow OST.









Also my jealousy is peaking rn. All those happy tguys man!

the first little bro's eyes are craaaaazy! so much happyness!

That first one shot me in the heart

Idk why but all trans women are tea 🤏

The one at 2:02 made me cry. I'm not even religious it's just so perfect

Sometimes I forget lgbtphobes are actual people who actually hate LGBT because they're so hard to take seriously

I realized I wasn’t cis since I was in 6th grade, but looking back, there were signs even before then, such as having moments where I loved and felt blessed to be a girl but also had moments where I wondered if my life would’ve been better as a boy (those feelings became stronger when menstruation became unbearable for me because gender dysphoria gets horrible during puberty plus the extreme pain and nausea suck and I’d be so happy if I could get rid of it). I went through a period of internalized misogyny and transphobia, so I tried to act completely girly after 6th grade. It cured my internalized misogyny, but then I realized being cis wasn’t working for me so I came to terms with the fact that I’m trans so I got rid of both my internalized misogyny and transphobia. I’m not a binary trans man, but I do fall under the trans umbrella and and I say I’m trans, even if it doesn’t specifically describe my experience and I use other labels as well, because it is a broad term and it is easiest and comfiest to explain to and use around people who don’t understand how I feel about my gender.

AHHH IM CISGENDER, BUT IM SO HAPPY AND PROUDTO ALL OF THOSE WHO HAVE FOUND THE ABILITY TO BE COMFORTABLE IN THEIR OWN GENDER IDENTITY!! and for those who haven’t, my trans friend told me that it’s a journey for all, and i wish you luck on all of ur guys’ journeys 💞

My parents know I'm trans but it's not something we really talk about. My dad sometimes asks me questions to better understand me but my mom is really ignornant when it comes to the topic. I asked her about getting me a binder (took me some time because I was scared.) And she just said "uh huh.", and then completely ignored me. She says people think too much in stereotypes and just because I have short hair and dress in a more 'masculine' way, doesn't mean that I'm trans. She just can't let go and I don't know what to do.