So basically I was gonna add this to the last chapter and forgot so I decided to make another chapter about fashion tips. Sorry if it's a short chapter, you can leave other tips on the comments if you want （＾ω＾）Also this advice isn't always going to help everyone this is just from my experience and experience of other trans people I know. ~~~~~Ok so my most recent advice is of you are transmasculine and are not allowed to buy 'male' clothes, go to the women's section and get a couple loose flannels that say boyfriend fit. Also try band shirts those kind of shirts are usually loose fit and have small to no difference between male and female clothing. If you want to look a little more androgynous, use loose shirts and leave them untucked this will help hide the curve of V shape that's labeled female and male. Also incorporate stereotypical make and female stuff if you want but remember clothes don't have gender and what you wear doesn't determine your gender :) byeeeee<3~Alex
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The life of lil' queer me.
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