Empowering Transmasculine Voices: A Blog for Inspiring Stories & Essential Resources!

Welcome to my FTM Blog, a space dedicated to celebrating and empowering the transmasculine experience. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, essential resources, or just a sense of community, this blog is here to uplift and inform. Written by a fellow FTM man, each post reflects real-life experiences and the struggles of transmen. Discover stories of resilience, tools for transition, and a community that embraces living authentically.

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Essential Resources for Transmasculine Empowerment

Discover Curated Tools and Support Networks Designed to Elevate Your Journey and Connect You with the Transmasculine Community!

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Self-Affirmations

Having issues with negative self talk? Having doubts about how society views masculinity? These 5 ways to affirm yourself as a trans man, brought to you by Pride.com will help redirect those thoughts.

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Name Change

Many transmasculine folx decide at some point to change their name, to be reborn anew. This site will guide you through the basics when it comes to socially, professionally, and legally changing your name.

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Fear on Shot Day

For some of us, our T injections can be a source of anxiety. With these 11 shot tips for FTM guys, from the folks over at transguysupply.com, you’ll feel more prepared and at ease come shot day.

Recent Blog Articles

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Meet Frank: the FTM guy who’s made this blog possible!

Frank is a man who has overcome much adversity. Reared in the southern US as a staunch atheist, he understands what it means to not belong. His story is filled with turbulence and pain, which is unfortunately not at all unique within the transmasc community. His experiences with addiction, mental illness, and homelessness allow him to be able to relate to the suffering that so many of us experience. So, here he is, ready to share the knowledge and insight he’s picked up over the years with others!

About Me
“There’s power in being seen. By living authentically and fully as ourselves, we’re also ensuring that those who need to see someone like us, can.”
Andy Duran (He/him)Queer/trans activist, fat skater, sex educator, founder of Chub Rollz
“Let’s destroy all hierarchies and create the space for gender, sexual, social and political self-determination for everyone.”
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore (she/her)Author of Touching the Art

“You aren’t hard to love (your existence is a blessing). Your pronouns (or if you don’t use them) aren’t a burden. You’re a dream fulfilled.” 
Julián Jamaica Soto (per or they)Unitarian Universalist minister, executive director of TRUUsT
“We have the power to create our own reality. Dream it, Think It, Say It, Do It.”
Twiggy Pucci Garçon (she/her/hers & they/them/theirs)Director, producer, healer, 2023 GLAAD Media Award winner for All Boys Aren’t Blue
“I encourage everyone struggling to run on pure spite for the status quo. We need numbers, and we can do it together.”
Quin Pox (they/them)Autistic, disabled farmer and founder of Autistic on the Range

Empowering Transmasculine Voices: Your Go-To FTM Blogger for Insightful Resources and Support!

Discover authentic insights, personal stories, and essential resources tailored for the transmasculine community, fostering connection and empowerment every step of the way. Special emphasis on issues pertaining to addiction, atheism, homeless reintegration, and mental illness treatment.

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Authentic Insight


What sets us apart is our commitment to authenticity and community support. Unlike other FTM blogs, we offer a blend of personal narratives and expert advice that truly reflects the transmasculine experience. Our website serves as a trusted resource hub with tailored content on transition tips, mental health, relationships, addiction recovery, homeless reintegration, religious tolerance, and self-acceptance.

By choosing our platform, you gain access to invaluable resources and a supportive community where every voice matters. Join us for engaging articles and practical tools designed specifically for your journey—because you deserve authentic insight!

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Essential Resources

FTM blog stands out from others by addressing critical yet often overlooked aspects of the trans experience: addiction, homelessness, mental health, and religious freedom. While many blogs concentrate solely on mainstream topics, my blog provides essential resources and a comprehensive perspective that resonates deeply with those facing intersecting challenges.

By highlighting these issues, I offer invaluable support and advocacy to a community in dire need of understanding and practical assistance. My unique focus not only broadens the conversation but also fosters a more inclusive and empathetic environment for transmasculine individuals navigating these complex realities.

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