The Transgender Starter Pack 🏳️‍⚧️ | r/egg_irl

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  @LoremIpsum-dp1li · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCTsXpr2ImE&amp;t=1003">16:43</a> &quot;If you think you might be faking it, you&apos;re probably not. People who are faking it know that they are.&quot;<br>—OneTopic

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• AN

  @anarchoboy · 1 year ago

  I still remember when I was still in my egg. I had a trans guy tell me &quot;yeah bro ur experience lowkey sounds trans.&quot; Was watching one of ur vids when it finally cracked lol-

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• SE

  @seasuper3402 · 1 year ago

  ah yes the subreddit that<br>1. Made me find out what trans meant<br>2. Made me realise I was trans

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• TU

  @tubebrocoli · 1 year ago

  damn, i want that time machine for the puberty blockers...

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• HA

  @Haver-12 · 1 year ago

  “Yeah I know I’m like Enby but like I’m still cis right?” &nbsp;<br><br>“RIGHT?”

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• AM

  @AmyHu-u8u · 1 year ago

  hi jammidodger! ur prob not going to read this but thank you so much for making my life as a genderfluid bisexual afab demiboy a bit less confusing with your tips!

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• BL

  @blairfujin · 1 year ago

  jamie: talks about taking an opportunity to turn back time and get your past self on hormone blockers and then hrt<br>me right away: <b>aggressive head nodding</b>

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  @CatOnTheSun · 1 year ago

  The puberty blockers one got me. I wish I&apos;d had that option. I was only 9 when it started. I was having periods before the other kids had even had their first discussion about puberty. No one should go have through that, trans or not.

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• BE

  @benontheinside · 1 year ago

  Hey Jamie,<br><br>I just wanted you to know that watching you during my &apos;egg phase&apos; made my life so much easier. Sometimes, when dysphoria creeps in and I start to think really negative thoughts, I can imagine your voice arguing against those points; logical, clear, and confident. It took me watching your videos &nbsp;to realize that gender identity and gender expression were separate things and it was the final crack in the egg, so to speak. Your book and your content online makes me feel brave and confident being myself now. I&apos;m fully out now in all areas of my life, and even though it isn&apos;t always easy, I&apos;m 100% happier. You&apos;re a huge part of a safe space that I&apos;m working hard to build. <br>Just wanted you to know that, personally, you&apos;ve made my life better just by living your own life openly. Thanks for all you do! ❤

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  @idontlikeitproductions3509 · 1 year ago

  I’m AMAB but I realised some months ago that I’m agender. The biggest challenge has been trying to reprogram my ingrained speech, because I still use gendered language unconsciously when spinning an idiom.<br>But I felt really uncomfortable with masculinity, like there is always some expectation to have some relationship with your gender, to in some way define yourself by your gender, and I couldn’t for the life of me figure it out, partly because all of the “masculine” qualities very often apply to women too. I never really practiced anything gender affirming and I wasn’t really interested in it.<br>And I didn’t feel like a man, and I didn’t really feel like a woman either, I just felt like me. And I didn’t want to be defined by a gender.

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• RI

  @risuwolf · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCTsXpr2ImE&amp;t=87">1:27</a> Call me a &apos;good boy&apos; or a &apos;good girl.&apos; My praise kink overrides my gender identity

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  @herothebard · 1 year ago

  Im non-binary and I remember being rather annoyed at early video games only having a boy option, not because I wanted to play the girl, in fact once there was an option to pick I often played as a boy anyways but I didn’t like that there wasn’t a choice. Like it felt like it limited my options.

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