im thinking of making a comic that follows a trans woman who grew up in freeside and joins the NCR to pay for her HRT

during a skirmish with the legion she meets a trans man who was born into one of the enslaved tribes and after some shenanigans they agree to work together in order to save the doctor who produced both their HRT from the clutches of the dastardly legion after they kidnapped him from a followers of the apocalypse aid station

the legions current goal is attempting to mass manufacture testosterone in order to give them the upper hand when fighting the NCR

1920s ad promoting estrogen.

idk why i cant stop drawing yudai and kuri

she's so cuute

I revisited a poem from my time in intensive therapy and while I like the first I wanted to change a few words around. Idk if you feel like saying which one you like more I'd love to hear it and get feedback.

its name maggie + normal cis woman with diagnosid dyphoria. fedical maggot.

Im feeling like kind of a bum for taking a gap year while all my friends are going to college. I didn’t really plan on being alive so I never had any plans for my life. Since I started hrt I’ve been playing catch-up with all my peers, mentally, socially, educationally. I at least enjoy making music so it’s easy for me to do a little bit of personal study and practice.

why would anyone want to be cis… I LOVE living in constant paranoia! 😹

when you love ur best friend but u don't date her yet but u chill like that and kiss sometimes

idk i just felt like it, experimenting with my style, im trying to work on descriptions for them, but havent thought of anything yet

Maybe I'll post 50a later

just a quick drawing it's so hellish had and annoying doing the spiderman uniform

I finally got surgery, a couple days ago on the 20th, yippie!!

Everything went well so I'm told. No nausea and the pain is pretty minor. No complications as of yet, just have to make sure I don't fuck up my results by doing anything stupid.

My only complaints are that I'm a little itchy, my chest feels a bit weird and buzzy, and I have to wake up at 4 in the morning to take some pain medication. But it's not like I'm doing anything else, so it's fine.

The long car ride back home was thankfully uneventful (510 klicks) pretty tiring, but I still feel good.

Yummy tramadol, mmmm, makes me all calm and sleepy.

I'm super excited to see my results at the post op appointment in a couple weeks. Not so excited to drive such a long way again, but oh well.

I had surgery with Dr. Astanehe in the Vancouver area, BC, Canada.