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prolapskaus a year ago

prolapskaus

Finn meg på 6.16

demeuss a year ago

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hchiace a year ago

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All this shit just to die on a random day
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Ook al vind ik mijn stem op dit moment afschuwelijk, heb ik er tegelijkertijd zóveel hoop in dat het uiteindelijk helemaal goed komt en mijn stem wordt zoals ik altijd heb gehoopt. 🖤 Het is niet te vergelijken met bijvoorbeeld nieuwe borsten of een nieuwe neus, waarbij je (relatief) direct resultaat ziet. Dit begint juist op een punt waarop je misschien wel schrikt van het resultaat, en vanaf daar wordt het stapje voor stapje beter. Zonder dat je precies weet hoe het eindresultaat eruit zal zien of wanneer je daar bent. Ik denk dat mijn zenuwen en het feit dat alles nog zo nieuw en onbekend is, er ook voor zorgen dat ik mijn stem op dit moment extra afschuwelijk vind. Ik moet mezelf de tijd geven om te wennen, te herstellen en vertrouwen te krijgen in dit proces. Al jullie lieve berichtjes, steun en positieve woorden helpen me daar enorm bij en geven me zoveel hoop. 🥹🖤 Dankjulliewel, echt. ❤️ #stem #operatie #transgender #glottoplasty
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