â„–18313633[Quote]
you're an itoddler who probably joined yesterday lol kys transphobe
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I already had this fetish before using the sharty due to EPI.
â„–18313673[Quote]
nate is a TTD warrior
â„–18313682[Quote]
most shartycucks are closeted fags that 'ox other fags to compensate for it
â„–18313685[Quote]
>>18313669i suggest trying to fix that
â„–18313724[Quote]
>>18313655baited nobeidore
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i jerk off to trannies bc they have nice sexy bodies also i am into tnwo
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>>18313716nothing wrong with being a faggot grow up
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its all samefagging retard
â„–18313762[Quote]
Hormone replacement therapy, usually shortened to HRT, is a broad term for treatment that supplies hormones the body has stopped making in the same amounts or hormones used to support someone’s gender-affirming goals. It can mean different things to different people, so the benefits depend on the person, the hormones used, and the reason for treatment. For someone experiencing menopause, HRT may ease symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness, which can make everyday life more comfortable. If night sweats or other symptoms are interrupting sleep, reducing them may also make it easier to rest. Some forms of menopause hormone therapy can help protect bone density, too. For transgender and gender-diverse people, gender-affirming HRT may gradually create physical changes that feel more consistent with their gender identity. Depending on the treatment, those changes can include changes in skin, body-fat distribution, muscle mass, body hair, breast development, or voice; the effects and timing vary from person to person, and not every change is reversible. Some people also find that having their body change in ways that feel more congruent improves their comfort and well-being. HRT is not a single medicine or a universal recipe: different hormones, doses, and ways of taking them are used for different goals, and someone’s age, health, medical history, and preferences matter. The possible benefits and risks likewise differ by treatment and individual circumstances. A clinician can explain which effects are likely, which may be long-lasting, and what monitoring is appropriate. In short, HRT can relieve certain menopause symptoms, support bone health in some cases, or help someone pursue gender-affirming physical changes; its value lies in how well a particular treatment serves a particular person’s needs.
â„–18313770[Quote]
Hormone replacement therapy, usually shortened to HRT, is a broad term for treatment that supplies hormones the body has stopped making in the same amounts or hormones used to support someone’s gender-affirming goals. It can mean different things to different people, so the benefits depend on the person, the hormones used, and the reason for treatment. For someone experiencing menopause, HRT may ease symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness, which can make everyday life more comfortable. If night sweats or other symptoms are interrupting sleep, reducing them may also make it easier to rest. Some forms of menopause hormone therapy can help protect bone density, too. For transgender and gender-diverse people, gender-affirming HRT may gradually create physical changes that feel more consistent with their gender identity. Depending on the treatment, those changes can include changes in skin, body-fat distribution, muscle mass, body hair, breast development, or voice; the effects and timing vary from person to person, and not every change is reversible. Some people also find that having their body change in ways that feel more congruent improves their comfort and well-being. HRT is not a single medicine or a universal recipe: different hormones, doses, and ways of taking them are used for different goals, and someone’s age, health, medical history, and preferences matter. The possible benefits and risks likewise differ by treatment and individual circumstances. A clinician can explain which effects are likely, which may be long-lasting, and what monitoring is appropriate. In short, HRT can relieve certain menopause symptoms, support bone health in some cases, or help someone pursue gender-affirming physical changes; its value lies in how well a particular treatment serves a particular person’s needs. S
â„–18313780[Quote]
Hormone replacement therapy, usually shortened to HRT, is a broad term for treatment that supplies hormones the body has stopped making in the same amounts or hormones used to support someone’s gender-affirming goals. It can mean different things to different people, so the benefits depend on the person, the hormones used, and the reason for treatment. For someone experiencing menopause, HRT may ease symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness, which can make everyday life more comfortable. If night sweats or other symptoms are interrupting sleep, reducing them may also make it easier to rest. Some forms of menopause hormone therapy can help protect bone density, too. For transgender and gender-diverse people, gender-affirming HRT may gradually create physical changes that feel more consistent with their gender identity. Depending on the treatment, those changes can include changes in skin, body-fat distribution, muscle mass, body hair, breast development, or voice; the effects and timing vary from person to person, and not every change is reversible. Some people also find that having their body change in ways that feel more congruent improves their comfort and well-being. HRT is not a single medicine or a universal recipe: different hormones, doses, and ways of taking them are used for different goals, and someone’s age, health, medical history, and preferences matter. The possible benefits and risks likewise differ by treatment and individual circumstances. A clinician can explain which effects are likely, which may be long-lasting, and what monitoring is appropriate. In short, HRT can relieve certain menopause symptoms, support bone health in some cases, or help someone pursue gender-affirming physical changes; its value lies in how well a particular treatment serves a particular person’s needs. W
â„–18313787[Quote]
Hormone replacement therapy, usually shortened to HRT, is a broad term for treatment that supplies hormones the body has stopped making in the same amounts or hormones used to support someone’s gender-affirming goals. It can mean different things to different people, so the benefits depend on the person, the hormones used, and the reason for treatment. For someone experiencing menopause, HRT may ease symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness, which can make everyday life more comfortable. If night sweats or other symptoms are interrupting sleep, reducing them may also make it easier to rest. Some forms of menopause hormone therapy can help protect bone density, too. For transgender and gender-diverse people, gender-affirming HRT may gradually create physical changes that feel more consistent with their gender identity. Depending on the treatment, those changes can include changes in skin, body-fat distribution, muscle mass, body hair, breast development, or voice; the effects and timing vary from person to person, and not every change is reversible. Some people also find that having their body change in ways that feel more congruent improves their comfort and well-being. HRT is not a single medicine or a universal recipe: different hormones, doses, and ways of taking them are used for different goals, and someone’s age, health, medical history, and preferences matter. The possible benefits and risks likewise differ by treatment and individual circumstances. A clinician can explain which effects are likely, which may be long-lasting, and what monitoring is appropriate. In short, HRT can relieve certain menopause symptoms, support bone health in some cases, or help someone pursue gender-affirming physical changes; its value lies in how well a particular treatment serves a particular person’s needs.
â„–18313796[Quote]
go to swinny or kiwifarms if troons make u leak
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>>18313794You're literally a newfaggot itoddlee
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Hormone replacement therapy, usually shortened to HRT, is a broad term for treatment that supplies hormones the body has stopped making in the same amounts or hormones used to support someone’s gender-affirming goals. It can mean different things to different people, so the benefits depend on the person, the hormones used, and the reason for treatment. For someone experiencing menopause, HRT may ease symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness, which can make everyday life more comfortable. If night sweats or other symptoms are interrupting sleep, reducing them may also make it easier to rest. Some forms of menopause hormone therapy can help protect bone density, too. For transgender and gender-diverse people, gender-affirming HRT may gradually create physical changes that feel more consistent with their gender identity. Depending on the treatment, those changes can include changes in skin, body-fat distribution, muscle mass, body hair, breast development, or voice; the effects and timing vary from person to person, and not every change is reversible. Some people also find that having their body change in ways that feel more congruent improves their comfort and well-being. HRT is not a single medicine or a universal recipe: different hormones, doses, and ways of taking them are used for different goals, and someone’s age, health, medical history, and preferences matter. The possible benefits and risks likewise differ by treatment and individual circumstances. A clinician can explain which effects are likely, which may be long-lasting, and what monitoring is appropriate. In short, HRT can relieve certain menopause symptoms, support bone health in some cases, or help someone pursue gender-affirming physical changes; its value lies in how well a particular treatment serves a particular person’s needs. Ww
â„–18313812[Quote]
>>18313782gooning to anime girls in SS uniforms will save the white race saar
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>>18313826This isn't a troonhate website nusoi, infact this isn't some white nazi goonhitler website, kill yourself nigger
â„–18313877[Quote]
>>18313862never said the latter, and yes this is a troonhate website
â„–18313889[Quote]
>>18313877this is trans ally website, fuck off to kiwitrans if you don't like it
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>>18313883its increased since salt, best of admin 6
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everyone's getting irony poisoned on here it's unfathomably reddit
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>>18313903no one is forcing you to be here chud
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why dont we chud up the troonmoder images?
â„–18313978[Quote]
Would you rather pedophile tcc uttp failtroll chuds or transgirls?
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>>18313976by doing shit like this
>>18313936 â„–18313999[Quote]
>>18313983doesn't know we can hide xer posts award.
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>>18313983I'm gonna unironically follow this guide
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>>18313999Fitlers are broken
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>>18313983THIS IS SO CUTE OMG
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>>18313983what if i want to ftm
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>>18314090creep also i don't want my tits that's why i want to become a boy
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â„–18314116[Quote]
>>18314098If you wanted to be a boy you need to at least stop using trooncase.
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â„–18314135[Quote]
>>18314031im a malnourished jakartan teenager that plays blue archive and this is my art
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>>18314116obsessed over punctuation award
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bump
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â„–18314278[Quote]
>>18313613 (OP)'teens unironically gettin EPI'd by bait threads and feeling bad for "muh heckin misunderstood genderinos" when half the threads relating to them have proof of actual grooming. JSID