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Patch took a deep breath. This new form of magic was very different from the dark powers she'd been using before her transformation, but what surprised her most of all was that there was actually something she found quite agreeable about it. She didn't have time to reflect much on it, however...

And... they're escalating it again.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/04/anti-trans-anti-abortion-activism-playbook.html

Congrats! Hopefully you don't have to spend too long getting the name changed on all your legal documents and things... I remember that being a real pain for a while.

The Florida anti-trans legislative bandwagon rolls on...

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/03/daylight-saving-time-bill-made-clock-change-more-annoying.html The bill last year was just false hope. To quote a certain writer, it never ends.

Source: https://yarn.pranshum.com/banks Fun.

I doubt it. It didn't change my Trump-supporting conservative mother's mind when I came out as trans; if anything, it made her even more upset about it, because that made it personal.

Amazing what happens when people can't simply abstract us away as "wokeness run amok" or some other bullshit.

Big emails leak of anti-trans activists just dropped: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2023/03/anti-trans-transgender-health-care-ban-legislation-bill-minors-children-lgbtq/

Musk isn't even a Tony Stark analogue. He's a John Hammond. Just that instead of dinosaurs running around eating people's faces, it's Neo-Nazis and anti-vax kooks.

"I'm sorry. I shouldn't have put you on the spot like that," Patch replied. She felt partially responsible for putting Sue'Zhan in danger like this, even if the confrontation with Correspondent 251 was inevitable. She tried to think of something reassuring to say... but nothing really came to...

So, you may be interested to know, this clinic has a flat rate ($150 I think?) for payment from people who don't have insurance. And they take patients from all over the country (except where laws were passed that prevent it).

Oh, health insurance? Or no prescription?

If you ever move up north around Michigan, I'll have to introduce you to the clinic I go to. The doc I see deals with a local compounding pharmacy so he can get injectable estradiol and other stuff for relatively cheap, and he recently started having them make his own formulation too.