u/PhantomSwagger

How is the problem with the show and not with her??

The polish on the skin tends to come off easier than on the nail.

I've also heard of people laying down some glue on the surrounding skin, and letting that dry before you paint your nails. Once you're done, just peel off the glue and any of the extra polish will come with it.

In general, the best thing to help you is more practice.

Nope.

That's fair, and I also just saw they have some HP themed options which makes me not want to buy/suggest them anymore.

Sounds like it should be a safe space to come out, but it's always on your own schedule. Even when a group is super supportive, taking time to develop a level of familiarity/trust is important too.

I like the bralettes from MeUndies, both for comfort and variety of patterns/designs, although they are not the cheapest option. They do hold up pretty well in my experience; I don't think I've had to get rid of any due to wear.

Losing somewhere around 100 strands per day is part of a normal hair cycle. But if some are getting caught in the rest of your hair between care, it can seem like more. And of course, having longer strands makes it look like a lot more than it is.

Definitely. I see a lot of men out there that would probably have band sizes of 40+, which is where you start to see zero A cup options, and fewer B cup options.

They also sell on Amazon, for additional options. Their suits are very stretchy. Every one I've bought has been my size according to the size chart, looks way too small, and still fits just fine.

Just the other day I saw a cop going the other direction and one of the cars waited until the cop car was right behind them to react at all.

I think the correct way to approach it is to assume that anything you wear under a skirt will be seen at some point. So, make sure it's street legal and that it's something you're okay with other people seeing.

Not yet, but I think I've only been asked for my ID a couple times at the liquor store since I got it.

I've never really looked at the posts there. Just the calculator link.

They even have a link to a fitting tool that accounts (a little bit) for people with wider chests.

As a fetish, 'sissy' focuses heavily on humiliation being derived from being perceived as feminine. It's the idea that being a women is the lowest, most degrading thing a person could be. And includes sexual interactions with other men as something feminine, to be hated.

So elements of misogyny, homophobia, and transphobia all rolled into one.

Something like this?

Light fabric, and looks fairly neutral. Somewhere between a shirt and a dress.

Some latex gloves can solve the sharp edges issue, assuming you're not allergic.

You won't know until you try. Everyone's different, and some people will enjoy it more than others or not at all.
Just take your time to start, let yourself relax, and use more lubrication than you think you need.

The filter works by looking at strings of letters, rather than finding words. So in this case, it would find "r a p e". Not really overzealous, just happens to include a word they don't want used.

I didn't fully expect most people to read the whole thing. I had to pause partway through reading the first time to calm myself down because of the physical reaction I was having to reading it.

you should see a therapist before considering hormones and make sure every other option is exausted before that

That part of his response really highlighted for me the kind of research he did on the subject. Like.... that's already how it's done. Sort of implying he buys into the idea that people are just walking into pharmacy one day and getting hormones, or walking into a doctor's office and signing up for surgeries on the spot.

I'm not walking away from them as a friend because I don't recognize an adjustment period is required. It's because of his refusal to put any effort into trying. It's because he's implying I'm making demands when it's only a request, and making himself to be a victim. It's the idea that I can't have any input in how I'm addressed/perceived.

Most other friends have been immediately accepting (one shows some reluctance, but until they escalate I think it's purely an aversion to change). For family, I've only told siblings and father so far but they've all been very supportive.

If 'Peter' had come to me with general concern, I think I could have talked through my own personal understanding of things, and maybe suggest some resources to read. However, I really don't think I have the mental energy to put into convincing someone to change their mind.

I did leave that group chat, but also thanked the friends who responded positively in individual chats. the main reason I first brought it up in the group is because I don't like feeling confrontational, so I'm unlikely to mention this to the others unless they ask.