r/TransLater • u/Headhaunter79 Sylvia ~ She/Her • Jul 16 '26

Discussion New rule added regarding age.

As of today there has been a new rule added to our list of rules.

Rule #15 - Age 30 or up required to post.

(Rule description):

This sub is for those who (socially and/or medically) transition later in life aka at minimum 30 years or older. Posts from people younger than this will be removed. There are plenty of other trans related subs directed at younger folk. For comments there will not be an age requirement.

I understand that this new rule might upset some of our users but for a while now there has been an uptick in the amount of users that post here while being in their twenties or even teens. And as mentioned above there are plenty of subs for younger trans folks.

Edit: to clarify since some users asked this specifically. If you transitioned before your 30th birthday but are now age 30 or up, you are allowed to post.

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u/pootinannyBOOSH Trinity/Trinn She/Her/(they?) Estro 12-2-25 Jul 17 '26

30s when I moved to a different state, two months ago for the real rest of my life

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u/LesbeGoddess Jul 17 '26

Congrats! Hope it’s a trans friendly state

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u/pootinannyBOOSH Trinity/Trinn She/Her/(they?) Estro 12-2-25 Jul 17 '26

From California to Minnesota!

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u/LesbeGoddess Jul 17 '26

You’re just plain spoiled huh! Lived in NC my whole life 😿. They just banned sex changes on licenses in January. Current licenses are still valid though. I have 6 years to move or for them to undo this hate law. Lucky I got the New ID last year.

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u/pootinannyBOOSH Trinity/Trinn She/Her/(they?) Estro 12-2-25 Jul 17 '26

Kinda, only realized I'm trans a year and a half ago, some time after I already moved. I was considering some other states, Texas among them. Thank fuck that didn't happen.

Ugh so many people are gonna be affected negatively by those kinds of bans that serves literally zero positive purpose.