Anonymous #1 10w

Yup Yup!!

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Anonymous #1 10w

ummm so did not actually know that and now i’m scared

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Anonymous #5 10w

I learned this in a smut book I read in high school 😭

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Anonymous #9 10w

Which book 😛

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Anonymous #9 10w

Smut library book>>>>>>education system

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Anonymous #12 10w

hopefully closer to graduation than not cs ummm….

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Anonymous psychotic_princess 10w

is it like a dosage thing? like take two pills instead of one? or does that have something to do with like the biomechanics of how it’s absorbed?

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Anonymous #13 10w

It makes me wonder if BC manufacturers even factored in ppl over 175lbs to begin with, because why that specific weight? 😭

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Anonymous #13 10w

It’s fat soluble so the more body fat there is, the more it’s absorbed along the way and the efficacy drops, but you would probably benefit from talking to a provider/pharmacist about possibly having a larger dosage or looking into other options that may be more beneficial to you. The more detailed the discussion about your health, history with medication, etc., the better off you’ll be in finding options that are best for you!

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Anonymous #14 10w

„’Cause we’ve never, really, studied, the female body 🎶“ /ref I imagine it’s largely because AFAB bodies haven’t been researched nearly as much and the “average” height and weight is what’s considered in those studies when they do happen. 🫩

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Anonymous #1 10w

I’m quite obese and know my medications have had to be adjusted as a result, but I’m not on BC (trans) so I can’t give definitive advice outside of what I read. But I do highly recommend meeting with a provider to discuss your options regardless! Always going to be more tailored to you than what you’d find from any of us.

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Anonymous #1 10w

I believe it wasn’t required to consider overweight folks in studies until about a decade ago at earliest (please correct me if I’m wrong about that).

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Anonymous #1 10w

i see, that makes sense. i’m glad i’m not in a spot for this to be relevant to me particularly but it’s still good to know. thanks for educating me :)

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Anonymous #13 10w

I only really know a lot about my specific blend of HRT so take anything else with a grain of salt! 🙂‍↕️

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Anonymous #5 10w

Ummmm what?

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Anonymous psychotic_princess 10w

It also loses affectedness the more you take it!!

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Anonymous #13 10w

Isn’t like 1 pill $50 alone. I couldn’t imagine having to take 2 for $100 just because people who are on the higher weight spectrum weren’t considered.

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Anonymous #17 10w

I mean that’s so so SO much cheaper than having to give birth and raise a child but still

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Anonymous #8 10w

I’m someone

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Anonymous #19 10w

take a plan b to delay ovulation and you should be fine

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Anonymous #16 10w

exactly what I just said

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Anonymous #5 10w

As if teenagers can’t be interested in sex LMAO

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Anonymous #16 10w

yes because that’s what I said 🙄 bitch move on and stop talking to me

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Anonymous #7 10w

Ts so funny im stealing it

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Anonymous #17 10w

like 15 for the generic brands and like 4 at costco. it’s the same thing just always look at the active ingredients

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Anonymous #20 10w

$4 for one at Costco?

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