Hmm "do I want that" good question. A period of explosive economic growth and abundance a-la china 1970-2015 would be sick. But an era of hyperdeflation or permanent underclassmanship would be bad. I am ultimately optimistic.
I stress about preparing for the future while also accepting it's outside my control and hey maybe I'm wrong. I'll still make my son grind multiplication tables, whatever
No.12100Anonymous2026-09-07 23:11:20
Tonight I'm thinking about my laundry which is almost done in the dryer.
No.12110Anonymous2026-09-08 05:58:17
Losing my virginity soon
No.12114Anonymous2026-09-08 07:16:52
Work. And how to spend my time wisely after work. And the unbearable weight of existence.
>>12044 (OP) Moving to DIY when the trannycaust arrives I guess. Otherwise just getting by, keeping on keeping on, building a life and a future from zero.
>>12127 You don't seem particularly worried about the trans Holocaust if you are happy to continue to receive prescribed HRT: your name would turn up in the databases.
>>12129 I'm being hyperbolic, I have crypto on standby, a VPN, and resources bookmarked. I just kinda hate the direction we're going these days. >nobody can pay rent or buy blueberries, but we gotta spend taxpayer money to send all the military aged boys to the middle east...again! >and we also have to make it difficult for people to pay for their mental and sexual health! Their loss, shoulda been born completely free of stress and dysphoria :) It's like spite is all our leaders know anymore. It's hard not to get shitty about it myself. I just want to have my little private corner to not be miserable 24/7 in, and that's taken nearly a decade to obtain. And it still costs me ENTIRELY too much to keep.
>>12133 The point is nothing short of feds cracking down on all possible forms of shipping can ever be enough to stop me from getting my meds. I already said I was being hyperbolic before, but sure, ignore that to act as though I'm hiding from a nuke in a sleeping bag.
>>12132 DIY HRT is already cheaper, much of the time, and avoids the 'hondose' issue (for the uninitiated: when doctors prescribe low, ineffective dosages, or use older HRT formulations which are less bioavailable and have worse side effects).
Also, we have to be honest about this: the backlash didn't come out of the clear blue sky, it was due to the distance between 'mainstream' trans orgs and where the public was at. It's odd, too, since ordinary transsexuals seemed closer to the broad public's views about these topics than the organisations (probably because activists and 'trenders' ran the charities). >>12134 What makes you think the feds are incapable of crackdowns on DIY HRT? Testosterone is criminalised. Steroids are still banned.
No.12142Anonymous2026-09-08 14:29:02
>>12138 Oh, you are talking about literally not having access to HRT. I misunderstood your use of 'trannypocalypse'. Sorry for being rude