as a 21yo khhv tranny with lacking social skills, anxiety, and basically no irl friends, is it a good idea to try to find someone on here or grindr to take my virginity? mostly because of fomo. I just don't see it happening naturally

I just feel like there's just so much more negatives for me than there is for a white person so I'm just going to try and bury it all and cope with being a man

QOTT
>What is your favourite vegetable?

Reminder: This gen is for cis homosexual females (lesbians). All trans-related or bisexual posts are considered off-topic and should be directed to other generals or threads.

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Previous thread: >>35531887

>the right is correct in socioeconomic thought and policies but only leftoids will take you in
what do we do troonsisters

I'm a 31 year old repressor manmoder and I wish I looked like this

eye color is my favorite phyiscal trait

A cute boy with beautiful eyes is my dream

>t. light brown eyed twink

I've recently started HRT (3 months ago), and have been using injectibles without Spiro. I feel like around a year ago there has been some slight thinning in my hair and I would want to make sure that it grows back thick again. I'm wondering if using finasteride on top of estradiol, or adding spiro to the mix (the reason I don't use spiro is that my testosterone levels are already quite low) would be beneficial for my hair? Or does estradiol already cover the benefits of fin?

https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/landmark-systematic-review-of-trans
>In recent years, anti-transgender activists have used fear of "regret" as justification to ban gender-affirming care for transgender youth and restrict it for many adults. Now, a new systematic review published in The American Journal of Surgery has concluded that the rate of regret for transgender surgeries is "remarkably low." The review encompasses more than 55 individual studies on regret to support its conclusions and will likely be a powerful tool in challenging transgender bans in the coming weeks.
>The study, conducted by experts from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, examines reported regret rates for dozens of surgeries as well as major life decisions and compares them to the regret rates for transgender surgeries. It finds that "there is lower regret after [gender-affirming surgery], which is less than 1%, than after many other decisions, both surgical and otherwise." It notes that surgeries such as tubal sterilization, assisted prostatectomy, body contouring, facial rejuvenation, and more all have regret rates more than 10 times as high as gender-affirming surgery.

old thread was at bump limit and it's still friday.
old thread: >>35543504
QoTT: How far would you go with cybernetic replacements if they were a viable and current way to transition?

i can't get a trans gf so i just date cis hons instead