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Jun. 3rd, 2019 04:22 pmGetting gender-related surgeries covered by provincially-funded health care, while significantly easier than it apparently used to be, is still.....a pain. And I don't love that it means the government knows I'm trans.
BUT.
I'm getting my boobs chopped off!!!
I finally have a SURGERY DATE and it's HAPPENING. I mean, it's happening in January, which is approximately forever away, especially since I've been working on this for 9 whole months already. But still!
I'm super excited. I've never wanted to have breasts. I've been binding full time for several years now and although I'm glad that's been a possibility for me, binding for the rest of my life was just an exhausting thought. But now I have an end date for both binders and breasts! I will be free!
YAY!
BUT.
I'm getting my boobs chopped off!!!
I finally have a SURGERY DATE and it's HAPPENING. I mean, it's happening in January, which is approximately forever away, especially since I've been working on this for 9 whole months already. But still!
I'm super excited. I've never wanted to have breasts. I've been binding full time for several years now and although I'm glad that's been a possibility for me, binding for the rest of my life was just an exhausting thought. But now I have an end date for both binders and breasts! I will be free!
YAY!
