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Being transgender is not a mental illness, but for much of modern history, the medical system has treated it like one. If you’ve ever explored the history of mental health diagnoses in the U.S., you’ve probably encountered the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, or DSM. Published by the
Medically Reviewed by Amanda Pittelli, NP Wondering what role progesterone can play in gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT)? Progesterone is a hormone utilized in (GAHT) for some trans or non-binary people. While most people on feminizing GAHT take estrogen, some choose to add progesterone as well because of the additional changes
Medically Reviewed by Sierra Brittingham, NP Bottom surgery refers to gender-affirming procedures that modify the genitals to align with a person’s gender. These surgeries can be part of someone’s gender transition, but not everyone who is transgender or non-binary wants or needs bottom surgery. There are many different techniques and
Are you looking for a chest binder that has the right fit, right fabric, and the right vibe? You’ve come to the right place! Whether you are a trans man, transmasculine, non-binary, or simply a human who prefers a flatter chest, you know that finding a binder that actually feels
Are you a trans woman or trans-feminine person struggling to find tucking underwear that actually feels good and fits your body? If so, you came to the right place! There are tons of amazing brands out there, many created by trans folks themselves who get it. Whether you’re looking for
Do you think trans identity and sexuality are connected? We asked, and our community answered! Sexuality and gender identity are personal, but they’re also connected in ways that shape how we experience relationships, attraction, and intimacy. For a lot of trans and non-binary folks, gender transition can shift how we
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