The Guide To Being Transgender
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Here's a list of tips and notes that can help you ease dysphoria when you're transgender. These tips can work for both out of the closet and in the closet people. Enjoy:)
DISCLAIMER: There is no definite success guide to being transgender. There is no specific rulebook you have to follow! This book contains tips and helpful hints, but it does not tell you how to act or live your life! That is a personal decision, and every trans person is different! Remember that!
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