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5nicotine
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5nicotine
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Yes, but do you mean resources on recovery on this board or do you mean something likegeneral resources in society for transpeople to access medical care etc. etc.?
I don't know about recovery resources. There isn't really any way to speed up the process of transitioning or people socially accepting you as your gender. I'm sure therapists focused on transpeople have their methods and materials on helping you live while trans. Radical feminists have their own materials for helping you accept yourself as gender nonconforming. The resources do exist, but you just need to search for them on the internet.
I'm personally struggling with apparently being passable, but unable to deal with body dysmorphia or my seething jealousy of (and feelings of inferiority towards) straight people as a male-attracted transwoman. That's luckily something covered by normal therapy.
