Description: A small Blåhaj in a hospital bed. He is drinking from a glass of water on a bedside table though a straw.
Blåhaj
BlueSharkEnjoyer
joined 1 year ago
Pretty much.
Follow international medical guidelines (i.e. WPATHv8) as a baseline, actually listen to trans people, and be willing to deviate based on patient need.
Have the trans community involved in governance in a non-tokenestic way, e.g. seats on the board.
He longs for the ocean.
Yes, it took me maybe 6-12 months after I was out to stop doing it.
Still happens rarely, usually for phrases that are gendered that I'd not be using often.
This is called the "bus rule" around here, you don't sit beside someone if there's a still a set of seats you can have to yourself.
I'd be more worried if they did sit beside you, as that'd be considered a bit creepy.
Normal was probably around 8, queer questioning only started in my late 20s, and I only figured out I was trans a decade on again. Still haven't fully figured out my sexuality, but labels are tools rather than boxes.
Image Description: A Zoladex injection is being administered to a small cat plushy wearing a blåhaj costume, by a larger version of itself which is also wearing a non-binary scarf. The Zoladex is almost as thick as the smaller blåhaj's arm.
That's only what was near the couch.
Testing what I've to hand, 3 each way.
All Blåhaj are valid.
The smolhaj tend to be a bit better stuffed, though the 2nd 100cm I got was also better in that regard.
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You're not likely to have the energy to do anything beyond lounging around for at least a week or two, I'd plan on taking at least a month off work.