Extra art that came with an adopt! ✨
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Fox latte glitter keychain! 🦊✨
Thank you!!
Artwork for Mars! 🦴‧˚✩
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My smol collection of Arcanine arts and stuffs! 💜🔥🐕
Arts by @ifusmoraine.com, @nightlinez.bsky.social, @coffeeclaws.bsky.social, and @orcaowlart.bsky.social
I didn’t get accepted into TFS or TFF. However, my partner will be vending at TFS. I will show up to assist them, and I might sell in the artist alley temporarily!
I was accepted to vend at my first two Texas furry cons!
I will be at Stratosfur and ACFI! Excited to see everyone there!
Fox latte! 🦊☕️
Aw, thank you! :D
Fox latte glitter keychain! 🦊✨
My cat, Baby, needed to see the emergency vet this morning. Thankfully he will be ok with some follow ups.
To help cover the bill I'm running a sale on my site:
Get 15% off all orders thru 3/21
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I've also set a goal on Ko-fi & will happily do sona doodles for donations of $10+ 🔗⬇
Candle stock update!
We are low stock on the following scents:
🍓Berry Bay
🏖️Boardwalk
🥭Check-In
🐻Grizzly Grove
Restocks will be slightly delayed as our wax is currently on back order! We hope to be back on track after LVFC as it should be back around the same time!
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-mental energy goes to coping with the dysphoria. It’s wild how, even on the “easier” end of being trans, it’s still so difficult!
Hoping to start HRT by early summer.🤞 Just hoping it’s still accessible
(Though, I have a local clinic that records it as treating “hormone deficiency” anyways!)
I’m really happy to hear that everything went smoothly for you, and that you’re dysphoria-free!
As far as being pre-HRT goes, I’m honestly fortunate in terms of physical characteristics, my environment, and support network. I’m (highly) functional day-to-day, but such a crazy amount of
I will respond to everything gradually, but thank you guys so much for taking the time to write such thoughtful comments. It means a lot to me. ❤️
Glad to hear that! That’s exactly how Gigi is with me. It’s honestly the main reason why I’m waiting to move. I know that, if left to my own devices, I’ll probably keep waffling.
She thinks I’ll look like Bo Burnham (in his 20’s) after T, so she has a lot at stake here.
So there’s no point in fearing the unknown - when I already know exactly how I feel about having a female body. It’s hard to keep remembering that when EVERYTHING feels stacked against you.
Gosh yeah, it’s difficult to feel like you’re approaching it differently than other people. It worsens the feeling of “Uhhh.. what if I get reverse dysphoria?!”
I try to remind myself that I already HAVE dysphoria. Thinking about having male features doesn’t make me feel dysphoric. Female ones do.
Yep, that sounds exactlyyy like what I know I’m going to do. It’s relieving to hear that you can relate.
And I’m really glad to hear that it did, in fact, solve things!
It’s such a textbook case. I don’t know how it’s even possible to think “but but but what if I regret it?!”
But maybe what you’re surrounded by has an impact on your thoughts, even if you know it’s wrong. It’s why I’m waiting to move with my girlfriend. I think I’ll be more confident
thing holding me back.
I know that trans men are the constant targets of “what if it’s not dysphoria - what if you regret it?” Like, I am completely aware of this.
In spite of knowing this, and knowing that I’m a TEXTBOOK dysphoria case, it’s still paralyzing. Did you ever experience this?
I appreciate it a lot, Rye. We did talk about this at FC I think.
Hearing the part about medical transitioning “freeing up mental energy being used to handle dysphoria” is exactly what I need to hear. I don’t have the necessary tolerance anymore.
Truthfully, I think that fear of regret is a major
then I should be plenty brave enough to book an appointment. Of course, there’s always fear of regret. But I know it’s irrational. I’m going to have to accept that fear isn’t an indicator that I “shouldn’t” do something, and I need to trust my own wants more.
I really appreciate your encouragement!
This is exactly what pushed me to come out in early 2025. The alternative just became impossible.
I haven’t regretted coming out once - in spite of the fact that socially transitioning pre-HRT (IN 2025) is… well, signing up for trouble. I’d like to think that if I was able to do that,
Like, they saw us and just felt the need to air their hatred. Mind you, this was from a gay disabled man. In a wheelchair. Making fun of his trans roommates for being 5’4”
The first person to who treated me horribly after I came out was a close (nonbinary) friend
It just comes from every angle
I JUST had an experience in a cafe in a (very) queer neighborhood. I was sitting with my friend, a trans woman.
A group of gay men sat behind us and began talking (loudly) about how they can’t stand living with a trans couple. Making fun of their trans male roommate’s heights, ect.
This is honestly where I’m at.
What stings is that I find myself being consistently disappointed when I try to make cis friends (who seem accepting). Or being in “accepting environments”. Often, the worst of it is from other queer people
and (the unfortunately necessary) resilience needed to navigate this world as a trans person - once I’m not struggling with as much dysphoria on a daily basis.
Fingers crossed for accessing that treatment soon!
I appreciate it, thank you! I am in an accepting area + have a support network, thankfully. I do find myself being disappointed / angry towards people often when it comes to this subject, though. Even if it’s little things.
I’m hoping that I may have an easier time building the patience &
Thank you for letting me know, I’m glad to hear that!
And yes. I think being a trans person experiencing dysphoria is inherently difficult - even without the barrage of hostility. It makes it even more cruel.