Dumb pointless thread but I feel the need to yell into the void
After 8 years of being on HRT and struggling to let go of my male socialisation, I'm really beginning to become obsessed with the colour pink
it's just so pretty, I want to decorate my room with pink pictures, I want to get a pink phone, I want to buy pink clothes (unfortunately cursed with olive undertones), I want to buy a pink waterbottle, I want to buy a pink cover for my ereader I used to be embarrased by my pink electronic toothbrush and rosegold hair straighterners, but now I'm really glad I choose that over black, usually I paint my nails wine red or black, but I'm thinking coral pink or pinky mauve would be a nice change
it just feels so "haeling" to look at, even if I'm miserable, as long as I can see pink I feel consoled in some small way
I don't really understand why this has started happening, I asked my TERF mother about it and she was surprisingly encouraging which made me feel less creppy about it...
As someone with horrible cystic acne, I always make sure to do my due diligence after the gym to make sure I both exfoliate and wash my face/body.
However, a dilemma I've run into is if I'm shaving my face before the gym to make myself look presentable I end up moisturizing twice before and after the gym. It seems excessive and I'm using too much of my nice moisturizer. Have any of you ladies found a solution that works for you?
Seeing everyone who trooned at the same age or later being fucking gorrilahons while those a decent amount of those who trooned only a year or two earlier turn out fine makes me want to rope my shit every day. Doesn't help the fact that almost everyone on here, xitter and reddit all seem to be younger than me. I'm just praying at this point that hrt will save me and I can hide my ugly moid face with bangs cos ffs is a far away dream rn, though I'm not exactly hopeful.
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