foxmoder

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by foxmoder 1y ago
Will share my personal experience here--honestly, I thought about this a long time personally for my own case, for years before and after my own transition. To be honest? I ultimately arrived at the fact that I just feel happier when I pres
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by foxmoder 1y ago
This isn't true. (It should be, in my opinion--I don't believe in third parties with no stake making forced decisions for you for what can and can't enter your body--but as someone for whom this is lived experience, you can&#
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by foxmoder 1y ago
It's a good question! My personal experience (which mostly echoes those I've heard) is that it tends to be a lot more of a rush in some ways; I recall feeling a lot more alert in some ways, and a lot more eager to quickly make dec
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by foxmoder 1y ago
From my understanding, it's unlikely. Many transgender women pre-HRT have very low testosterone levels. It's possible there's some causal arrow between being transgender and having autism, but to be frank much of it could com
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by foxmoder 1y ago
Anecdotal, but I found that my sense of smell improved significantly after a long time taking estrogen, and I've heard many similar one-off stories from other people who've done so too. It certainly does change your physical perce
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by foxmoder 3y ago
100% I recommend quiver ( https://q.uiver.app ) for commutative diagrams. Very simple interface, exports to TikZ. Saved me hours in undergrad, was what everyone at Stanford used for quickly communicating ideas and typing up :)