we've been using a vial of enanthate from panacea pharma. we noticed changes within weeks of starting (skin, nipples, etc.).

during our research i saw a few issues with their order fulfillment and communication, but no reports of faulty products.

it sounds like you got unlucky with that vial somehow. i have no idea why though. i don't know much about the chemistry :(

do not use LMs even if it is to make fun of them...

unironically, being mean to inanimate objects is still being mean. i don't want to imply lojcs was doing that, i just enjoy showing kindness to silly little things and thoughts and characters. sometimes i give our computer headpats when it does a good job, hehe :3

i started a new little project recently. we even made a whole plan document with diagrams and everything. i promised myself that i would not reinvent any wheels, and that i would just focus on having a Finished Product.

and here i am, weeks later, tinkering away with my shiny new wheel, because clearly i can do it better than everyone else >_<

i think i'm okay with this scenario though. it makes us feel good to be making stuff and solving little problems, even if it's not the thing i meant to make. much better than being too afraid to start.

in other news, we're going to try some new adhd meds next week. i hope these ones are more effective.

here's the link in the left qr code if anyone wants it:
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-are-you-an-anarchist-the-answer-may-surprise-you

yay, new friends! :3
hello  o/

i always thought tulpamancy would be really hard, but it sounds like you're doing well ^-^

#22aaee at (28, 32) :3

i used to feel this way. when i first formed i was internal only, and unable to fully front. i was essentially just a voice in our head. i never really felt like a trans woman back then, because i've always just been a woman from the day i formed.

the way i understand it, the trans- in transgender doesn't mean that someone's gender transitioned. it just means that your gender is "on the other side" of your biological sex. so since i never used to associate with our body much, and never felt like i was biologically male, i never felt trans.

over time i began to associate more and more with our body until we started equally fronting. even then it took me a while to really feel trans. as i learned more about myself, i went from [female body + woman gender], to [also a male body + woman gender]. whereas the girl who was our primary fronter at the time was going from [male body + guess i'm a dude], to [male body + maybe i'm a girl?]. i think she was trans the normal way, and i'm trans backwards.

singlets don't really have to consider that their body might just switch like that. i think the problem is that the language that we use surrounding trans people assumes that you only have one "body", and have always associated yourself with that body. but, at least in my case, i have both an internal and external body.

as a side note: the more time i spend fronting the more those two images merge. the way that i picture myself now is way closer to our real body than it used to be.

maybe this will work?

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edit:
i had to fix it a few times, but i: escaped the `, escaped the backslashes, added the dots to avoid indented code blocks, added double spaces at the end of the lines so it doesn't combine into a paragraph, and replaced all the other spaces with non-breaking spaces so web browsers don't collapse them into a single space.

i think it works properly now??

#88dd22 at (30, 31) ^-^

#22aaee at (29, 31) ^-^

#88dd22 at (29, 32) pls

#88dd22 at (31,30) please :>