Sounds like something I'd buy, is Onsen the brand or are they just what's used at Onsen bathhouses?

Money is no object. I bet if you divided the cost per use compared to the cheap ones I have, yours would still be cheaper.

I have to agree, my best-condition towel is a Target buy

Never thought they'd make towels, thanks

I'll keep that in mind, thanks!

Hey fair enough. Took a lot of self discovery but I'm quite content :)

Hey lol I had it all together by 26. It's doable but you have to sacrifice a lot. Honestly I envy my drifty 25-year-old friends. They seem to have more fun than stuffy 29-year-old me 🤷‍♀️

We can work on both at the same time tho

It can sound however it sounds, it's true. You literally don't know what you're talking about and therefore, this conversation is over. When you're ready to open your mind to actual trans experiences from actual trans people (not the hypothetical trans people that fill your scenarios), I'll be here ready to talk.

Please please please proofread your comments. They're unintelligible sometimes.

Are you saying that most trans people detransition? Or that most trans people with conservative families detransition? I literally can't understand you.

Fine, my numbers were off.

What is nonsense? Can you please show me what you're talking about??

Also, why restrict knowledge in the off chance that 1% of trans people detransition? Of like the 0.5% of humans in general that are trans?

I looked for them for years because I wanted to understand their side. Most of the time, they detransition because of their societal setting. They live in a very conservative area and don't pass as the gender they want to be perceived as, so they get hate every day. They can either leave or detransition and oftentimes, leaving is harder. I feel so bad for those people.

Have you looked up the percentage of detransitioning people? Last I checked it was like less than 1-3% and again, a majority are because of the people around them being shitty.

Yeah. Kids don't become trans because they are made aware of the possibility. I knew I didn't want to be a boy from like age 6. Nobody indoctrinated me, in fact it was quite the opposite from my parents. (You know, parents, the people you're suggesting should teach their kids about this kind of stuff)

...I did though

Define "indoctrinating children". Every time I hear that, people equate it with "telling kids that trans people exist" or "telling kids that it's ok if they're LGBTQ".

Agreed. And I'm a trans woman with large breasts.

What's your credit card number?

True but you don't have to add to the conversation that you have nothing to add to the conversation.

Downvote because why bother posting if you don't know?