Vera "Not A Werewolf" Lycaon @Thaminga@awoo.space

So I had my endo appointment yesterday, and a few things that came out of it:

- Getting off cypro. They're phasing it out because apparently (and I shit you not) there's an elevated risk for benign brain tumors. (caveat: this has only been discovered in folks who've been using it their entire lives and on doses at least four times higher than what I or anyone I know is on).

- No progesterone (yet?) because they categorically don't prescribe it where I'm at, but I *did* get my info passed through for a study looking into the effects of it (meaning I might get on it down the line anyway), that although it currently focuses on post-op trans women my endo *did* agree I brought up a very good point by mentioning that not including pre-/non-op trans women into it all would be missing out on a huge chunk of the bigger picture. So, there's that, I guess?

So yeah, one less pill to worry about for now (I'll have a call with my endo in three weeks to see how I'm doing - if the change makes me feel like shit I'm getting back on cypro again), may have my E dose hiked sometime in the not too far future to compensate.

me before transitioning: shaves everywhere except legs (too much work, even most cis women don't bother outside special occasions) religiously, tries to look as conventionally feminine as possible within limits of T-addled body

me after: stops shaving anything but face, crotch and armpits, goes out with literal actual chest hair* on display without giving a fuck

god I really did transition into a werewolf girl didn't I

* weirdly soft and smooth, especially for its length

if all I see you do is put a huge glut of stuff from twitter on my timeline I'm going to unfollow you sooner or later, sorry

I come here specifically *not* to be on that place

big adhd mood: doing your weekly marathon cleaning session while waiting for pizza dough to rise, only to finish earlier than expected and now you need to find shit to do for another ten minutes without losing steam to do the rest of what you need to do