Transitioning is the process of living more fully as the gender you identify with. Not every transmasc person chooses to transition, and not all transitions look the same.
Types of Transition:
1. Social Transition
This can include:
Changing your name or pronouns
Dressing differently
Asking others to see and treat you as your true gender
2. Medical Transition
Some transmasc people may choose to:
Take testosterone (a hormone that can deepen your voice, increase body hair, stop periods, and change body shape)
Have surgery like top surgery (removing chest tissue)
Use chest binders to flatten the chest
Get voice training
Reminder: Transition is personal. You don’t need to do any medical steps to be valid in your identity.