Grace Lee

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201 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2018 last heard Sep 2019

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Or kids of trans people.
Yeah.
So yeah, look, the journeys can start with small steps or big ones.
But for many people, I guess, yes, hormones is usually a common place to commence.
So for trans women, it's feminizing hormones, it's taking testosterone blockers and estrogen.
And for trans men, it'll be getting testosterone, which can either be put on skin or given by injections, for example.
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your body?
Well, you know, I mean, hormones absolutely are an option.
And some people, so I've had, you know, I've worked with and I've seen several sort of, you know, non-binary assigned female at birth who, for example, have top surgery.
They do have a dysphoria in particular around their breasts.
And if they're wearing binders all the time anyway, then that becomes a real... That creates other health issues and back problems and various other things and it's just very uncomfortable when it's summer, for example.
So they may think seriously about that and actually, you know, the results that I've seen so far, people have been very satisfied with doing that.
It doesn't mean necessarily that they do a full kind of transition to transmasculine, to transman.
But they, you know, they will go for the top surgery and maybe some low doses of testosterone.
That works for them.
For the trans women, again, they may take estrogen and they don't have to do much beyond that.
Breast development will probably occur as a result of the estrogen they're taking.
They grow their hair a bit maybe, you know.
Electrolysis is something that they can do for hair removal, especially around the face and so on.
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