A_Panda

I’m in my 40s and still on the pill, so I don’t have real periods, but my quarterly break between prescriptions when I’m going through the withdrawal bleeding, I still get the painful poops that feel like being jabbed with a poker in the rectum. And sometimes it’s just the asshole… Read More

I was happy to see this article because clearly some stats were needed based on some of the negative comments on the first one. But these comments, man….some of you clearly didn’t read the article before making another biased statement against trans folks. Though I would agree to… Read More

It’s LITERALLY said in the article that the majority of trans minors are NOT making permanent changes, they’re just going through therapy, social changes (like clothing, hair, name), and MAYBE delaying puberty with blockers until they can decide if they want the change to be permanent.… Read More

Did you not read the first few paragraphs of this article? There are literal statistics that less than 1% of trans youth regret the decision. Very few trans kids are getting surgery before they are legal adults. For the great majority the transition is social, or including puberty… Read More

I also kind of have a little style crush on Blake Lively. That woman is always looking fantastic at every event.

I’m a straight woman, and I think what Ryan Reynolds said of Helen Mirren is correct. She’s just fabulous. My bigger celebrity crushes are Chris Evans, Jason Momoa and Ryan Reynolds. And in writing this, realize I guess I have a thing for the superhero actors, lol.

Yup! I left a comment talking about that very thing

As someone who sings, I have to listen to a new song I like until it’s pretty much memorized and I can sing it from memory, or it will be stuck in my head until I do.

Painful poos or diarrhea can also be a symptom. Because of the swelling in your uterus, it can affect the movement of your bowels. I sometimes had really painful BMs and cramps in my colon. Awful experience.

#26 is why I never used tampons when I had real periods. I’m glad someone is calling that symptom out. It’s painful and even sensitive to the touch. Wearing pads at least provides a bit of cushion/protection from that.