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this post was submitted on 04 Dec 2023
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Living past 35, which IS not easy being trans.
"Make it to 40th birthday" is also on my list so I can relate. We can do this!
37 and non-conforming here. A good support network is worth its weight in gold!
36 ans and stabbed 2years ago. LGBT "community" IS a joke. Trans women are alone.
Shit, I’m cis but live in Texas. I’ll be thrilled if I make it to 40.
Imagine being black, a women, Muslim,disabled,or gay...
I can’t even imagine what other folks go through. I’m a white, straight, married, male, and I honestly have it tough. It pains me to know that, in the grand scheme of things, I have it easy.
Can I ask why that is the case? I guess I hadn't heard that it was so difficult before
Stress levels effecting health and targeted violence are what I assume theyre talking about
absurdly high suicide rate doesn't help the average either
Violence, hâte evrywhere,no acess to housing or job?