Starting now, I'll be posting poetry that I wrote on my page. Hope you all enjoy them!!!
To prove something to a friend, please
REBLOG IF YOU THINK ASEXUALS BELONG IN LGBTQ+ SPACES
LIKE IF YOU THINK ASEXUALS DON’T BELONG IN LGBTQ+ SPACES
I normally wouldn't do this, but I am in need. My parents have kicked me out because of my gender identity and their strict religious upbringing, I have lost my job, and I am in need until I can find another job. My girlfriend is helping me how she can but right now, I have no home, no job and no money. Please help a transgirl out how you can.
Edit: just adding some info. My dad has been emotionally abusive and manipulative, making me pay for stuff out of the blue, draining my money when I was trying to save. I'm trying to focus on finishing school in a few weeks (I am 18 and in college), but it was impossible to do so with my job, which constantly made me stressed and sick, as I worked the late hours of night, right after I got out of school and not getting home until 1 in the morning.
Anywhere I could go would be I would have to start over, but right now, I have no money to do that, so that's why I'm asking for help.
Would going on estrogen effect broad shoulders? I have really broad, fairly masculine shoulders and they make me really dysphoric.
Chrissi says:Unfortunately not my sweetpea…
Oestrogen does not alter your skeletal structure, unless taken pre puberty, and even then, if you have broad shoulders then it wont help you. I’m sorry lovely, there's a lot oestrogen can do, but it can’t do that… :(However, if they make you dysphoric, there are some things you can do to help with that.Here’s a Chrissi special top tips list peeps! ;
Think peplum, it cinches your waist but the flaring on the bottom balances out your shoulders. Also, omgosh pretty.
If you have a beautiful top with detail on the shoulder, pair it with a flowy skirt that balances out your shoulders and lower body.
Skater skirts flare out to balance your lower body with your upper body, so even with a detailed top, proportions are balanced.
Wearing lower cut tops keeps the attention away from your shoulders, leading the eye down instead of from left to right.
Shopping for the perfect blazer or jacket? Try finding one without structure or padding, or remove the pads for a sleeker look. If your favourite blazer or jacket is padded but awesome, pair with a flowy skirt or patterned pants to balance your lower half out.
Like v-neck tees, long necklaces bring the eye naturally downward.
This doesn’t have to mean sticking to black on top and white on bottom, as long as the top is darker than the bottoms, your figure will appear more balanced.
The more material between the neck and shoulder, the smaller your shoulders will seem.
Strapless and off-the-shoulder tops lead the eye to the shoulders, sometimes making them seem even wider than they naturally are. Avoid the extra attention by pairing one of these tops with a bottom that adds volume, or go for a full-bodied dress. Because sexy sexy sexy.
The seam lines on your shirts and jackets are made to fall on the edge of your shoulder, so if they’re anywhere closer in toward your neck, it will make your shoulders appear further extended.
Horizontal sleeves will add weight to your shoulders, while a diagonally cut sleeve will soften the area.
Cropped jackets look boxy, which can make your upper body look wide and short, accentuating your shoulders.
A dolman top’s sleeve has a dropped seam and usually a wide top and narrow wrist opening. Due to the natural slouchiness of this garment and the dropped seam line, shoulders appear slouched downward, not outward.
The puffiness extends the shoulder line and adds bulk to the top, so balance the perfect puffy-sleeved top with a patterned pair of bottoms or perhaps a skirt of a lighter colour than the top.
The extra material in a kimono sleeve flares out past your shoulders to minimize them.
Empire lines cinch under the bust line, thus drawing attention to the smaller part of your torso rather than your shoulders. Dresses that are full and flared will give additional volume to your lower half, drawing the eye downward.
For shirts and jackets: go collarless whenever possible to minimize attention to that area.For blazers: a narrow lapel will bring the attention down and in, whereas a wide lapel brings attention outward.
Embellished skirts or patterned pants paired with a plain top will bring the attention down low instead of up top. Ruffles, pleats, beading, lace, and patterns all fit the bill on this one.
While glorious for boots weather, skinny jeans taper your lower body, making your top half look more voluminous. Pair with a v-neck tee or a top like the one above that draws attention downward and you’ll be good.
Own it. Work it. Love it.
Followers, feel free to add on!
Some advice for dressmakers:
1. Pockets are a thing. 2. Breasts are a thing.
Leave room in your design for both.
There’s a lot of talk about physical violence and employment discrimination against trans people, but there’s one aspect you don’t hear much about: health care.
According to 2011′s National Transgender Discrimination Survey, nearly 20% of survey respondents reported having been refused care because they’re transgender. More than 25% reported being harassed in a doctor’s office, and 50% had to actually educate their doctors on aspects of trans health care.
“I have been refused emergency room treatment even when delivered to the hospital by ambulance with numerous broken bones and wounds,” says one survey respondent.
But a group of four trans people have teamed up to provide a simple service: connect other folks with trans-friendly medical providers.
Transgender voice and communication - vocal health and considerations (the middle has info on feminization)
Eva App (costs money to buy lessons)
Voice pitch analyzer
Voice Training Through Singing
Voice training available through NHS
MtF Voice Training Regimen
Violet’s Voice Tips
How to develop a female voice
Transsexual voice resources
Feminine voice
Free trans voice resources
Training the Transgender Singer: Finding the Voice Inside
Voice brochure
“Does my voice pass?” Discord
Suddenly Sara - Transgender Voice Training
Transgender Voice Lesson 1, Second Voice Lesson, Voice Lesson 3
https://www.youtube.com/user/deepstealth/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/girloftomorrow/videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGYwFPKjy9E
/r/transvoice/
Other:
Estrogen doesn’t change your voice- more info on what estrogen does change is in the Estrogen & anti-androgens/testosterone blockers FAQ
“Is there surgery to make the voice higher?”
Transgender voice and communication - vocal health and considerations (the end has info on masculinization)
Eva M (costs money to buy lessons)
Voice pitch analyzer
5 Things To Know About Deepening Your Voice
Transmasc tip to lower your voice
Masculine voice
Wikihow: How to Talk With a Deeper Voice
Sound clip: /u/mightybite’s voice. Shows progression through 4 years of trying to lower the voice while pre-T, and 3 years on T.
Video: The difference between chest and throat voice [User is 7 months on T]
Video: How to deepen your voice - ftm
Video: King-Kong method of lowering voice
Video: Vocal androgyny in speech and singing
/r/transvoice
Free trans voice resources
Natural voice change
Voice brochure
“Does my voice pass?” Discord
https://old.reddit.com/r/transvoice/
Other:
Testosterone does change your voice.
This post has a bit more on singing on T.
The Changing Female-To-Male (FTM) Voice
The Changing Female-To-Male (FTM) Voice Pedagogical Notes
Testosterone And The Trans Male Singing Voice
Training the Transgender Singer: Finding the Voice Inside
“is there a surgery to make the voice lower?”
you should not be scared of your parents
you should not be scared of your parents
being your parent does not give them the right to degrade you, embarrass you, neglect you, make you feel worthless, abuse you, or make you feel scared
there’s a difference between being disciplined for acting up and being terrified of wobbling slightly out of line even once
you should not be scared to be yourself
you should not want to live on the streets
you should not be called names
you should not be scared of your parents
This is an experiment
idk, whatever this is ○ i was the turkey all along ○ she/her, queer trans woman
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