Just start adding everyone in your field on LinkedIn. I have 1000 contacts on there and only post when I have a lead on a job and want to hook people up, or when someone I know needs to find a job. I posted for a recent college grad the other day and got him 6 interviews in a week.
I was in IT management for a decade. Plenty of my former employees or coworkers still come to me for help when they’re job hunting, and I hook them up. That’s the purpose of networking and it’s standard business practice.
Aha got it
I don’t understand the joke. Can you explain it?
Go on Indeed, enter your zip code (assuming US), sort by salary. It’s gonna be a lot of C-suite jobs and medical doctor positions.
Retire. My career has been my focus my entire adult life, at the expense of everything else, and now I am ensuring that I can retire young enough to enjoy myself and wealthy enough to never have a care.
“Guy with a brain implant cut me off in traffic, so I used a hacking device to make him feel uncomfortable with his gender.”
I’m sure someone will cherry pick the semantics, but that’s the gist of it.
People with vaginas - get your tubes tied if you can. I got mine tied a few years ago and recovery was only a few days with minimal pain. Insurance covered it. I’d rather never have children than die from trying.
I’m trans and I support therapy before HRT, but I disagree with the sentiment that it’s because of possibilities of regret. I believe that gender-focused therapy helps one prepare for the changes and challenges they will endure on HRT - it’s a big step, afterall. Approaching medical transition with strong mental health is essential to wellbeing while undergoing difficult and impactful changes.
For context, when I started on HRT in the early 2010s it was normal to be required to have a panel interview with your therapist, another mental health professional, and a medical doctor (with whom you had had a physical exam and blood tests) to present your case and ensure that HRT was the best treatment option before starting. It was a rite of passage for trans people who pursued HRT. I’m glad that things have gotten easier now, but at the time it helped me feel certain that I was ready and fully prepared.
We’re those diagnosed by a mental health professional who also ruled out other diagnoses? Are you seeing a therapist regularly?
Send your tops this way please
My experience is that gay men want penis and bi men want to bottom. I’m strictly a bottom so that’s probably not helping my chances.
Single trans men just get the 4th panel fml
As in trying different doctors before you find one you like? Or is there another meaning I’m unaware of?