Ultimate gender affirming care dictionary
…lower part of the breast, making a T or anchor shape. (This type of incision is commonly used in most breast reduction procedures but is less commonly used in top…
…lower part of the breast, making a T or anchor shape. (This type of incision is commonly used in most breast reduction procedures but is less commonly used in top…
All kinds of people use chest binding to look and feel their best. While not every transgender or nonbinary person binds, it is a common and safe practice. Compressing your…
…compression without squeezing too tightly. Some binders are lined on the inside with soft fabric that is kinder to skin than rough denim or sticky tape. The most common design…
…Folks Community is a gift that we create for ourselves. It doesn’t come ready-made off the rack, but we can tailor it to fit us perfectly. Our community might evolve…
…suggestions about some common terms, definitions, and issues you may have during your transition. While there is no one way to be trans, these experiences are very common for folks…
…the benefits and risks so you can make an informed decision about whether or not E feels right for you. Here’s a more comprehensive list of E’s potential risks. We…
…self-identify by the age of 5—it is also common to realize your identity later in life. Some of us come out as trans in our 50s, 60s, and 70s! Coming…
…practical approaches for coming out, and answers questions from the Plume community. Read through our presentation slides with resources, reflections for journaling, and answers to common questions around family, support…
…the way the people around you interact with you. So, how do you come out? Is there a right way or wrong way? Will coming out be risky or overwhelming?…
…are different, but hormones work for a broad range of people and goals. A common phrase in the trans community is “your mileage may vary” (YMMV), meaning no two bodies…