It would probably take having someone sit down and help me switch and teach me the basics, and the guarantee that I wouldn’t lose access to any of my games or important programs. Also less bloatware would be beneficial, idk if that’s true of Linux, I don’t know much about it.
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I mostly play Steam games these days, but also Minecraft.
Programs, I guess would be Discord, Waterfox, and Tidal.
Mostly I just want to be sure that I could do anything with my computer that I wanted to.
Aussie (SEQ) here. Local lowest price for U91 is 189.9/L (505.48/gal US). Used to average around 152/L (404.6/gal US).
How do you figure out your identity?
How do you figure out your identity? - Lemmy.World
I know I’m not cis, but that’s about it. I’m AFAB, I would like to appear more masculine, I have dysphoria around my chest and genitals and would like them to be more masculine, but I want to present as a femboy or a twink, I don’t want facial hair or curves and I want a deeper voice. I like the idea of people not knowing what gender I am when they look at me. But at the same time neither she/her not he/him feel right for me, and I’m happier when people use they/them. Part of me thinks I don’t need a label, but at the same time I feel like I need a way do describe and identify myself. Can anyone help? I feel so confused.
One is a bigger needle that has to be administered by a nurse into your butt and is a slower release, you only have to get it done every few months. The other is smaller and can be self-administered (this is the method I’m doing since I live in woop-woop and getting a doctor to reliably administer it for me is a nightmare) and is done approximately every 4 weeks.
You’re fine, I appreciate the information! I have a friend going through the same process as you and I’m always intrigued hearing her side of it all too.
Nah, there are two different types of injections, so there are 4 methods all together.
I’ve only been on it a couple of months, so I haven’t noticed any changes yet, but thanks!
There seem to be fewer options for T. There are two types of intramuscular injections, patches, or gel. As far as I’m aware, those are the only options.