My job isn’t incredible, but the insurance is decent. For me, the copay is $25 a visit, and it’s BCBS, so almost everyone takes it. So I recognize I’m lucky in that sense. But yeah, I was able to find an LGBTQ-affirming practice, and I was actually able to follow my therapist when she briefly changed practices, and my insurance worked the same.

Where you’re located makes a huge difference though, I know there are a lot fewer options out in the country than in a more progressive city

If you’re in the US, does your insurance cover therapy? Many do. A lot of practices also have sliding scales if you don’t have insurance and have a hard time paying out of pocket

Thanks! 💕

Thanks! And so far, I feel really good 😊 my mood has definitely been up, but that might just be because I’m excited and the weather has been really nice

Fuck off loser

Thank you 😊 I’m incredibly lucky to have the partner that I do. After some initial shock and adjustment, she’s been so so supportive, and that’s been so important

Thanks! ☺️

Congrats! Good luck to us both!

Thank you! 😊

Of course! I’ll be around on here 😊

Thank you 🩷

Thanks! 😊

Yay, congratulations! 🥰 I’m so happy for you!

I found out that my great great grandmother had a name that starts with the first letter of my deadname, and it felt right to me! I thought about the girl name that my parents would have used, but I just don’t feel like it suits me

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I’ve never been so sad to see that a post linked to The Onion

Thank you 💜

That sucks, I’m so sorry 🫂

It’s so frustrating that not only will they not use your proper name and pronouns around you, but it goes to show they aren’t using them when you aren’t there. Your parents should care about you more than that. I hope you have other people in your life who accept, love, and support you ❤️

I mean, if I’m going to fail, I want to at least look good while I’m doing it

Tragically 😔