retrozombi [she/her, they/them] @ retrozombi @hexbear.net

Way into the history of cinema. And spiders. And movies about spiders

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My boobs are finally affecting how my tops drape

Yikes! So glad you're okay

A sword would be very gender affirming

It's an old fave of mine. So great

Okay, but I need the Eeyore one

takes notes

Right now Portishead's album "Dummy"

I don't know how common this is, or if it's just psychological, but as soon as I started taking estradiol I began to feel connected to my body for the first time. Like, it wasn't just the meat-sac I lived inside but an actual part of me that I wanted to take care of

That cognitive dissonance of boob euphoria but boob pain

Queen

I used a name I was considering for my Mage, but I decided to go with something different. Still like it though. That character's very special to me

Undercut pixie bob. Let's my waves bounce

Got my first femme haircut yesterday afternoon, and I'm having intense gender feels from it

You know what? Yeah, I'll take it. Thanks, r/Sinkpissers

I've been tracking mine as well. Only 20 shots in, so it's helped me to measure my progress against the expectations I'd been given

Going in for my first appointment at the clinic was so great. Everyone was beyond considerate, just really happy for me and encouraging

No, no. Doctor is the clear winner

I do like spiders...

I would avoid dad completely, since that is gendered. Having a bad parent sucks, and if you don't want to acknowledge her as a parent you shouldn't. But if you must acknowledge, I'd also avoid the genderless "parent". It feels like how people call trans women with she/her pronouns "they" as a way to deny gender. Maybe using the more formal "mother" to imply distance?

Blue. But I aspire to purple. I look good in purple so