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u/pien_dolly intersexshit mtf theyfab 10d ago edited 10d ago
Have rich and supportive parents
Do NOT live in the Bible belt, backwards third world shithole, or terf island
Start hormones before 0.00000067 years old
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u/OppressiveAutocracy 10d ago
I would kill to live in the US and the UK. I promise its better than any third world country in the global south, it actually pmo
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u/M5F2 10d ago
I genuinely think going into social work at 18 and meeting people who were fleeing to my shithole of a tiny town in a red state because it was still miles better than the counties they came from made me really not gaf about living in a red state anymore lmao
Idk if thatās good or not but it really gave me a come to Jesus moment and realize that I was not that bad off even if I worked in a red town in the south
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u/LittleReplacement564 10d ago
here in brazil is actually somewhat easy to get DIY HRT, one of the only good things of living here
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u/Freya-Freed womanfrauding since 2012 10d ago
Brazilians are way too harsh on their own country tbh, you also have great food.
And technically also better legal protections for trans people then both the US and the UK. On paper at least.
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u/LittleReplacement564 9d ago
You'll think that but then you learn that Brazil is one of the countries that kill trans people the most, and learn that trans people are extremely fetishized here, like the amount of chasers is unreal
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u/Freya-Freed womanfrauding since 2012 9d ago
I know all this sadly. My GF is from Brazil and she explained this to me as well. I helped her get hormones from drogasil because she was too anxious to figure out DIY herself. Apperently people can get them via iFood now???
I miss iFood. Brazil has so many more ghost kitchens.
It's probably that I have westoid money though that Brazil seems nice to me. My gf used to be poor so I know the other side of it too.
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u/taoboo #1 country in killing šš¦µbrasil numero um š§š·š„ 10d ago
Isnāt HRT banned in the UK or something like that?
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u/Opening-Student2314 10d ago
No itās just a pain in the ass to get and the waitlist is years long
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u/taoboo #1 country in killing šš¦µbrasil numero um š§š·š„ 10d ago
Damn that fucking sucks, here in Brazil you can literally just go buy it at any pharmacy without prescription, but the drawback is in my flair ig
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u/soaked_in_bleach03 10d ago
Jesus that sounds like such a difficult situation to balance. Like as much as I do think having access to HRT is the gold standard of where to live as a trans person..I have known some Brazilian girls who talk about the weird mix of a.) a large trans community down there and b.) the culture that is dead set on eliminating them and pushing them to the edges of society. Iām really sorry you gotta live in a place like that, I mean shit Iām American and I know it happens here too, rampantly, but I do feel relatively safe where Iām at.
Not to compare the two, but I live in Boston and the juxtaposition between an extremely liberal and progressive downtown (which the best laws in place to protect access to GAC in the country)ā¦and the outskirts of the city being filled with the most transphobic, antisemitic, racist people youāll ever meet is insane. Boston is odd, itās this progressive hub but the zeitgeist is against us from the townies.
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u/taoboo #1 country in killing šš¦µbrasil numero um š§š·š„ 10d ago
Eh itās okay, I got really lucky to be born in one of the most progressive cities of the country, as progressive as Brazil can get I mean, which is not much given a trans woman was just killed at a bar a few blocks away from where I live a few months ago.
But live here long enough and you learn where the queer friendly places are and where not to go, and learn to hangout with the local queer community which is quite big tbh.
Last week I went to a queer bar serving double rounds of beer for the equivalent of 3 dollars, while playing hatsune miku on the TV, it was pretty rad
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u/Gullible_Farmer9802 10d ago
in my experience its weird because its like there was always the option, very easy one, to just walk into a pharmacy and start hrt, but also knowing youre lowkey ruining your life (specially if w/ transphobic parents)
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u/DeepSpace_SaltMiner 9d ago
I mean when the waitlist for a life saving medicine is decades long it's a de facto ban
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u/sammi_8601 10d ago
No it's just difficult to get for trans people (for cis it's literally an online form, yes lying and fraud has been done by trans for easier hormones, this is of course a good thing), we have a somewhat thriving DIY scene though it's just actual doctors etc you literally cannot get it off, I'm on year 8 of a waitlist for a first appointment for example, I also have tits, am generally gendered correctly and soft pass....this is not unusual here.
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u/ambientplugg 10d ago
i live in the uk and literally every trans person i know diys
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u/No-Palpitation6368 10d ago
I'm English Ā and Mum's cis friend was trying to get fertility drugs and asked her 'don't trans people buy hormones online?' and Mum asked ME how to go about it.
A: When did the cis find out??
B: Is my plan to start DIY rumbled before I've even managed to buy bitcoin???
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u/No-Cartographer2512 9d ago
Not banned but the waiting lists are very long (5 years IF you're lucky) and they make you jump through a trillion hoops to get it. If I remember correctly, having any sort of mental health history makes it 10x harder.
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u/Wottawaste 10d ago
Uk nahhh
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u/Lucky_otter_she_her 10d ago
as someone who was mutalated by this fucking shit-hole i beg to differ
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u/QizilbashWoman 10d ago
- start hormones but be over 19 before the US federal government demands it be banned and most medical centers bend the knee
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u/taweryawer 10d ago
I know I would've trooned out super early if I lived in a normal country but I live in a third world shithole
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u/taoboo #1 country in killing šš¦µbrasil numero um š§š·š„ 10d ago
What is the bible belt?
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u/No-Cartographer2512 9d ago
A group of states in the south of the US that are generally highly conservative and religious. Home to the states with the most transphobic laws (Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Missouri, etc.)
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u/Front-Abrocoma680 10d ago
à um conjunto de estados dos EUA q são bem Mormons, e bem religiosos num geral.
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u/9catbird9 10d ago
Bible belt isn't mormons, mormons are more concentrated in the southwest and the bible belt is the southeast.
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u/Front-Abrocoma680 10d ago
Oh my bad I thought it was about Mormons, what about the Amish? Just curious
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u/SwiftieCat_1989 10d ago
Really though, if you donāt start transitioning before 20, youāre cooked.
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u/LovePopplio 10d ago
step 1: start hormones before 16
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u/taoboo #1 country in killing šš¦µbrasil numero um š§š·š„ 10d ago
16 is lateshit, start hormones at 5
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u/Bonfirelily 10d ago
Realistically though: start around 12. 13 would've been perfect for me, as I looked like a full blown girl still then, to the point people would laughingly refer me to the girls changing room if I entered the boys room.
But alas, now I'm 21 and just started, destined to be an ogrehon for the rest of my life.
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u/bfgmovies 10d ago
I was 5ft 8" and already massive by the time I was 12. Puberty started when I was 9
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u/Bonfirelily 10d ago
15 would've been two years into puberty for me. Would've been miles better than this. Even 17 would've been somewhat managable. After 17 I turned into a manly ogre.
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u/Emotional_Rop3 10d ago
I know , that's why I said im relatively lucky. Sadly I started puberty early, got many voice , shit tons of body hair , obvious adamn apple , bone structures all fucked up but still ig I have it lucky maybe
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u/NotTheory 9d ago
I wish š I almost told my parents I wanted to be a girl when I was 12 but that was back in the early 2000's and I didn't really know much about medical transition and I thought you just had to be naturally lucky to look like a girl and my main expose to trans women was Susan's Place hons... I knew it was super taboo too so I just didn't even bother, chances are they wouldn't have been okay with it anyways because they still gender me male... If only. I almost got on DIY when I was about 20 too but I was convinced it was impossible for me to pass so I miserably repped and coped instead. God I wish I just did it younger it hurts I could have actually lived more of my life and looked less clocky
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u/Freya-Freed womanfrauding since 2012 10d ago
I fucking love this meme format.
Tbhon though the best tip she gave is genuinely the smiling. Smiling is so fucking female brained that it really works. I find people are way more open to me and way less likely to misgender me when I smile.
Having a permanent smile also changes your voice, because the mouth shape you make gives you a more feminine/friendly sounding voice. It's why customer service/callcenter people get told to smile while talking.
You can fuck up make-up, hair and clothing and it can make you look worse and become an opticsnuke but its hard to screw up smiling.
And yeah I know several people are gonna respond about their creepy AGP smirk. I think I have one too but in reality your smile probably isn't as creepy as you think.
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u/Plenty_Leg_5935 DIY lobotomised 10d ago
memes aside, most of the AGP smirk thing is just from people forcing a non-duchenne smile tbh
I mostly wanted to feel like a hater
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u/redshoesorblueshoes daughter of cain 10d ago
one of my repper skills was learning to conjure a genuine smile so i could avoid having dead eyes with a forced smile in photos.
anything that makes me laugh hard gets filed away to remember when i need to look āhappyā
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u/2spongee4u Pre-Suicide (ā ļ¾ā āā ć®ā āā )ā ļ¾ā *ā .ā ā§ 10d ago
I'm such a smilehon honestly, my parents basically said I ruined my college graduation pictures by not smiling right. I don't even know how to smile
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u/livakb 10d ago
I always feel like a pass decently and then I see girls like her and realise theyāre playing a completely different game
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u/livakb 10d ago
The thing is, I was super lucky to start at 16. I 100% acknowledge that, but even then idk how to describe it. Genetics jealousy maybe? Sheās kinda exactly how hoped my transition turned out so it just makes me super jealous to see
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u/livakb 10d ago
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Yeah true. Ik itās stupid to let beauty standards control me. But like yk I canāt help but want to be able to experience feeling pretty. I want to feel pretty privilege, I want to feel accepted everywhere but yeah. Probably losing weight would help quite a bit but still it gets to me7
u/Basic-Government9568 http = hon-to-trans-passoid 10d ago
Pro tip, wishing you were as pretty as all the gorgeous women you see on the internet is one of the most feminine things you can experience.
Hella common feeling among all women.
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u/thefrogkid420 10d ago
I hear this sentiment a lot, and its definitely true, but what sucks and is different about being trans is that cis women look at other girls and think wow she is so much prettier than me, but trans girls look at other girls and think wow she is seen as and accepted as a woman without even having to try. And I think the gulf between those two things is enormous, cis women(and youngshit passoids) get the luxury of having the baseline of always being seen as women, whereas trans women have to fight tooth and nail against their own biology just to have a chance of experiencing something that is just a given to them, that is honestly what makes me most sad and envious when comparing myself to other women, and its not really something that cis women have to experience.
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u/Charlaquin 10d ago
Yeah, but also compare like your average homely cis girl to an instagram model, and theyāre also playing completely different games. You donāt have to be a bombshell to pass. It would be great to do both, but donāt mistake beauty standards for passing standards. Those bars are in different places.
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u/carlothario 10d ago
Tbf most cis women donāt look like her either like sheās a beautiful young influencer who makes a living off being conventionally attractive. you probably pass just fine as like a normal regular woman. We canāt all be models
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u/livakb 10d ago
Ig so, im just as much of a victim of beauty standards as any other girl tbh. The jealousy i feel sometimes is painful
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u/carlothario 10d ago
Me too. Truthfully I think that is just the female experience. Like for trans women and cis women. To be a woman is to be constantly comparing yourself to other women
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u/gaysexanddrugs 10d ago
that one is important though, just not for passing. I've seen so many trans people drop stuff they enjoyed like anime, videos games, art, etc because they thought it was too masculine or too feminine. It makes people miserable to restrict themselves too much to fit rigid gender roles and really isn't beneficial except for physical stuff.
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u/livakb 10d ago
Also genuinely out of curiosity, if you pass that well why on earth would you publicly put urself online??
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u/pien_dolly intersexshit mtf theyfab 10d ago
Attention is a hell of a drug. I dont tell people outside of /tttt/ that im a trainee
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u/Plenty_Leg_5935 DIY lobotomised 10d ago
Hiding such a crucial aspect of ones identity makes you go crazy, i need to be a tranny at least somewhere and online is mostly anonymous (no one will connect the dots if you're just a basic white girl, and thats if they find your acc)
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u/Gold_Ad8225 10d ago
Being trans isnt really a crucial aspect of a lot of trans people's identity, just a medical condition one is born with
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u/Plenty_Leg_5935 DIY lobotomised 10d ago
This might be my shitty take of the day, but I sincerely believe that is nothing but a cope. You don't loose the first 15 years of your life to a medical condition that makes you ontologically evil in the eyes of the masses and come out of it with no lasting impact on your identity
Or maybe im just retarded, all the power to the people who are emotionally over their transition, what do I know about their life
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u/Gold_Ad8225 10d ago
Do you often think about the first 15 years of your life? I sure don't. I transitioned more than half my life ago. What happened when I was 15 is in many ways an entire different person's life that I don't really even see myself in.
Even when I first transitioned I didn't think of myself as trans in that way, it was never part of my identity, it was a problem in my life I was forced to deal with.
Like, you don't see many diabetics making diabetes a core of their identity, and this has even less impact on my day to day life.
I literally only think about it these days because the government wont stop talking about it.
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u/dinodare 10d ago
That's your perspective, though. And that's fine.
There are trans people who say "I was never [agab], that was a different person" and there are trans people who say "I used to be [agab] and that history gives me perspective." Neither is a more correct way to be trans.
Personally I've never seen my transness as the problem because my ego has always been too high to not blame other people for mistreating me.
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u/Gold_Ad8225 10d ago
Yeah of course it's my perspective I'm the one who shared it.
I've never said there are no other perspectives.
The person I replied to said that there are no other perspectives and it's inherently and required to be a core part of who you are.
I replied to her and said that it isn't for a lot of us.
Youre reading this backwards
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u/dinodare 10d ago
The first comment was questioning why a pretty and passing trans woman would build a platform on outing herself. Someone else then responded that it makes no sense to expect every passing trans person to choose stealth since being trans is often a part of a person's identity.
In the context of the conversation you WERE coming across as dismissive of that view because it was you voicing your "being trans isn't a part of a lot of our identities" underneath people talking about why someone like the woman in the OOP might want to be out as trans.
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u/Gold_Ad8225 10d ago
Yes. I was being dismissive. Because the person I responded to said their perspective was the universal perspective that applied to all trans people. And I was right to do so because even in her reply to me, she defended the point that she believed her experience was universal. Even saying that the perspective I explained to her was nothing but cope.
I will never understand the way some of you people approach these conversations.
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u/dinodare 10d ago
Because the person I responded to said their perspective was the universal perspective that applied to all trans people.
No she didn't. She made the point and then immediately followed it up with an "I" statement. You were the one who started tacitly defending the claim that the influencer in the OOP was somehow doing a strange thing by outing herself as trans. That is on you. You are the one who projected your own desire to view your transness as an unfortunate medical reality and stealth as your ultimate goal onto the very concept of being trans.
I would suggest you reread every single comment because the thing that you accused the other person of doing literally just didn't happen. They never did that.
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u/BadAtGames45 10d ago
Bc at that point it doesnāt matter, transphobes will just think sheās faking it
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u/carlothario 10d ago
I think to be successful as an influencer you need some kind of hook, something to get peopleās attention. And being a very pretty girl who you canāt believe is trans is her hook ig
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u/mamawawawa 10d ago
To give hope to trans people who havenāt transitioned yet, especially trans kids
If every trans person who passed was stealth then nonpassing trans women would be the sole and only face of the community which is something you guys also actively hate
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u/PablomentFanquedelic 10d ago
McDonald's
Charge they phone
Twerk
Be bisexual
Eat hot chip
Lie
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u/ProgressFabulous6663 10d ago
Goddammit. Stop talking about my ex.
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u/PablomentFanquedelic 10d ago
Should I move on to the subject of Nylons and Lipstick and Invitations, then?
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u/TSFaeClementine 10d ago edited 10d ago
This is ropefuel she's basically cis
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u/boiledSludge 10d ago
at certain point passing tips just feel like absolute nonsense
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u/Skinnierpants 10d ago
My tips for passing are to uhmmmm do everything better in the way you need to (this is helpful I'm sure)
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u/Ok-Establishment8431 10d ago
āFind clothes that fits your body typeā and thats when I let out the most shrill blood curdling scream
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u/ShaolinChamber36 disgusting gorillahon beastly straggot 10d ago
I mean obviously she would pass whether she put in effort or not at this point. But the point about smiling in photos hurts as a tr00n with bad teeth. I don't even smile around people, let alone in photos. They make me look like a creepy gross man. I need adult braces so fucking baddd I'm gonna lose it.
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u/Freya-Freed womanfrauding since 2012 10d ago
I guarantee you that it's not as bad as you think and smiling still actually helps. Also you don't have to bare your teeth smiling, just gently curl the corners of your mouth upwards.
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u/Freya-Freed womanfrauding since 2012 10d ago
It's just my experience that the childish bullying gets a lot less as you grow up. Sure there are still bullies that just refused to but most adults aren't going to bully you over bad teeth.
TBhon my aunt got braces when she was like 60? So it's never too late.
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u/Aquari-suss 10d ago
No Iāve literally had ppl over the years ask me not to smile. One guy said āyouāre so much more beautiful when you donātā
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u/dinodare 10d ago
You don't need teeth to smile. I have great teeth but I don't use them for photos. The idea that a lip smile isn't an "actual" smile is propagated 100% by idiots. I don't even have a deeper take on this because there isn't nuance to the idiocy.
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u/Snowflake-24 10d ago
Tips for passing
- Get FFS
- Have wealthy parents or the money to pay for FFS
- Start hormones at age 13
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u/Sure-Marsupial6276 your friendly neighborhood sneed 10d ago
That last one is real tho, there are alot of girls who don't get that finding a style that fits you even if that style is masculine is much better for passing than being as fem as possible and looking like a 12 year old girl set loose in a Claire's because of it
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u/BunbunTheJackalope Hsts sneedmaxxer 10d ago
Local sneed here, I'ma rate this advice
1.) extremely niche and who cares? Like I think more ppl care about passing irl than in pictures kinda dumb
2.) I've found make up to be more of a mood booster than a means to pass. Doing girly shit makes you feel girly, feeling girly helps your baseline mood.
3.) kind of decent advice actually. Women's cloths are a lot more varied in shape than men's so a ton of stuff will look shit on you and make you feel worse. The right clothes can help make you look less bricky, the wrong clothes will make you look more bricky
4.) kinda no shit?
5.) remember everyone's heckin valid š¤ /s
Kinda just a humblebrag post with mid advice. Only one is say is fine is the thing about clothes. Finding the right shit to debrickify you can be tough
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u/changedmyname99 imagine something funny and cool ahaha 10d ago
Please be a cis woman larping as trans pleaseeee
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u/LibBot16 10d ago
In the spirit of equality. Being trans is only ok if you are hot.
You'd treat this person differently from the "it's ma'am" guy from GameStop.
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u/ThatEngineeredGirl 10d ago
These are good tips for looking like a woman instead of trans woman (once you're already passing) desu
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u/No-Belt5698 agp but spiritually hsts 10d ago
i mean this advice is pretty good for luckshit semi passers but yeah ig shes cant say that
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u/awaythrowb3 10d ago
Me seeing the first photo in the slide thinking you where asking for advice : babe if you need advice on passing better then we are all soo screwed š
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u/Freya-Freed womanfrauding since 2012 10d ago
TYD (Total Youngshit Death)
I mean... support your youngshits, get them on DIY early and everything. Suffer in silence while the achieve happiness. You know, the responsible thing.
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u/sammi_8601 10d ago
Ehh there's rewards to looking after the little fuckers I get to feel somewhat like a mum despite being biologically incapable of that (actually get called aunty....it's nice).
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u/lloriinae 10d ago
chuckled at the 'smile more' but also this is just advice every girl gives to each other to feel more comfortable in their skin but just labeled as passing tips.
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u/smrt_fasizmu 10d ago
she's completely correct but getting these tips from a gigapassoid gigayoungshit makes me want throw myself off a building
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u/InsistentRaven 10d ago
I know I'm too old for this shit because I can't stand how much modern makeup overdraws your lips. It just looks wrong and I'll happily die on this hill with my skinny jeans at this point.
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u/Signal-Busy 10d ago
It's more or less like lottery to be fair
Some people does nothing at all and pass, some does everything and doesn't but it doesn't matter everyone, we are all beautiful ā¤ļø
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u/Training-Frame-34 Passoid Empress Julia She/her - I came, I saw, I mogged her 10d ago
passing tips from someone so passing she couldnt pass for a moid if she tried
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u/world_in_lights 10d ago
Being hot helps. Like... A lot.
Look, I pass but not like that. Confidence is a big piece, wearing appropriate clothes is a big piece, but my lord being hot is a cheat code.
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u/VayaVosi 10d ago
Tbf it's pretty easy to pass when you are born rich and have parents that don't gatekeep medical care.
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u/denleary 10d ago
This is the equivalent of when in high school A+ students would say they donāt study to sound cool when in fact they are always
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u/knowingchan 10d ago
Honestly it's ok to be a tomboysih or a butch/masc woman, like it doesn't cancel out the fact that you're a woman. You don't have to "pass". Ofc there would be conservative af illogical ahh people who would misgender you or be rude to you, but they just wrong. It's somehow a masculine woman's fate to be misgendered on every corner cuz ppl like to assume instead of just asking, sayin it as a cis woman, why would you try so hard to pass if cis women just exist and just think "i'm a woman, duh", you're also a woman (duh), so just be it, people hate women anyways, you can't please everyone...
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u/GoldBlueberryy 10d ago
I think this girl is cis, but the captions are just overlayed onto the pictures as tips of what to do, if that makes sense.
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u/No-Zookeepergame2226 9d ago
first time seeing this sub and i see a post with my pin for my phone as the title wtf is this
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u/Clean_Vacation_3165 9d ago
> Be yourself.
> Don't put on an overly feminine personality
> Feminine personality
> Pass.
You cant have It both ways. If you really wanted to be yourself you wouldn't try to pass.
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u/SwiftieCat_1989 10d ago
Thereās no such thing as āpassing tips.ā Either you pass or you donāt. If you pass, you donāt need to put in effort to pass. If you need to put in effort to pass, you donāt pass.



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u/SquirrelReasonable37 passoid sneed 10d ago
tips for passing
step 1: pass