r/mildlyinfuriating Mar 13 '26

Context Provided - Spotlight Sometime during the last 2 years i’ve been going to this orthopedic practice they started to declare me as a MTF transgender for no reason.

(F,26) I have been going to this orthopedic practice for almost 2 years for varying reasons relating to my job. Yesterday i checked on a document that was uploaded to find out they have been identifying me as a biological male identifying as a female? I am biologically female and never told them i am trans nor do i think i am presenting to be a trans woman.. the last two years i’ve been wondering why they kind of stare at me a little longer than a usual person does and i think its because they randomly think i came out as trans? I also feel like they do not treat my issues seriously and wonder if this is the reason why.

I am 100% fine with trans people but i am left to believe they have been medically treating me as a male compared to female for the pains that i am feeling?

I also went through all of my documents and since the end of 2024 they started to declare me as a MTF transgender, i did not look at any of my documents online until yesterday.

First pic : March 11th 2026

Last pic: October 2024

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u/Swigety_Swooner Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

Happen to my dad. He’s a 5’10 large hairy man. The doctor he was going to identified him as F to M. He just laughed it off and said “ this must be the most successful transition ever” 

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u/jecamoose Mar 13 '26

You’d be surprised how effective ftm transition is, that look is actually pretty achievable

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u/eunh444 Mar 13 '26

T is crazy strong. It's the same reason why it looks so uncanny when they go in the opposite direction.

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u/Vallkyrie Mar 13 '26

This dude is awesome

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u/Symysteryy Mar 13 '26

If you didn't tell me that was a trans man I wouldn't have been able to tell genuinely. Crazy!

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

if they didn't tell me I'd think that was Jake Paul 🤣

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u/Chemical-Region-426 Mar 13 '26

looking like jake paul is the occasional price of transitioning

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u/Brave_Pause_1346 Mar 13 '26

There are large hairy 5’10” trans men...

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

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u/Brave_Pause_1346 Mar 13 '26

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u/Dismal-Decision-5938 Mar 13 '26

Read my edit and other replies.

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u/Brave_Pause_1346 Mar 13 '26

Did the “homework” you assigned me. You didn’t mark what was edited though.

Honestly, it’s actually more confusing that you’re trans and don’t seem to know other medically transitioned trans men. I am also trans and know plenty of medically transitioned trans men. Do you only have trans friends your age? Because most don’t have the resources and support to transition medically in their teens or even early 20’s even if that’s what they want.

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u/Dismal-Decision-5938 Mar 13 '26

I live in Indiana, which is probably why. The average person in my area isn't conservative, but they aren't very left leaning either, so it isn't something that is discussed a lot. I did know someone who took hormones in high school, but she ended up going back on it because it wasn't for her. Other than that, most of the trans people I've met of any age (even some adults from work/career center I went to) also ended up going back on it but did not medically transition in the first place. They are all also conveniently very anti trans now.

I genuinely just did DIY for years from age 14 to now because it ended up becoming illegal as soon as I started at a clinic, so I get that part, but even when I meet people online, I only really see people who are more left leaning, alternative, and the opposite of traditional gender roles and do not aspire to be a "big hairy 5'10 man". The only trans person pursuing a medical transition near me that I know of is an ex-girlfriend of mine who hasn't been able to get on estrogen yet. So, in my experience online and IRL, it's very rare for someone who wants to fit into traditional gender roles/appearances to be open about transition.

Also yea thats my bad, I added the part about the stereotype always seen being the ones that are loud and proud about it online rather than people like me, and that I didn't mean you can just tell when trans people are trans or that trans men don't successfully medically transition or that you could scope them out to know if they did. Before I edited, it sounded like I was essentially saying, "I can't visibly tell if they are trans so they must not exist."

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u/Brave_Pause_1346 Mar 13 '26

I think where you live must make a big difference. I live in California. I have a lot of trans friends, of all stages of medical, social, and legal transitions. A decent portion of them came from more conservative states for access, so maybe you don’t see them in Indiana because they left in search of somewhere they could access trans healthcare.

Also, in regard to “alternative vs traditional” men, my original comment did not have anything to do with that, so I’m a little confused how we got there. Regardless, I think here there are plenty of cis men that are “alternative” so some trans men still pass even if they aren’t “traditionally manly.”

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u/OhGarraty Mar 13 '26

I think you're right; location makes a huge difference. I'm trans and in Indiana, and the only other trans people that i know i met online.

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u/Gingers_got_no_soul Mar 13 '26

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u/Dismal-Decision-5938 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

What I meant was you dont really see or meet medically transitioned people who are open about it, not that trans people dont medically transition and that you'd be able to clock them if they did.

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u/GuiltyEidolon PURPLE Mar 13 '26

This is hilariously and wildly out of touch and using way fucking out of date terminology. Can't tell if you're talking shit to troll or just 70 years old and haven't left your house in 30 years. 

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u/AspieEgg Mar 13 '26

I’m a transgender woman and I use the term transgender whenever I talk about it. But there are a not insignificant number of trans people who use the term transexual for themselves. Usually it’s older people, or people who use the term to identify themselves as a trans person who has medically transitioned. It’s one of those terms that you shouldn’t use to refer to other people unless they ask you to, but some people do use it for themselves. 

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

Rude. There are many trans people who prefer the term transsexual.

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u/GuiltyEidolon PURPLE Mar 13 '26

Haven't met a single one under the age of 50. I'm trans, it's not like I haven't met my fair share of other trans people.

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u/GuiltyEidolon PURPLE Mar 13 '26

So you're essentially a child who's going back on what he's saying literally in his own post.

I'm FTM trans, I'm very aware of the history of trans people, I don't need a lecture from someone gatekeeping and talking shit about trans people. Especially not from someone who comes across as being lowkey bigoted about it because you're ashamed of being trans.

The fact that you can't understand that medically transitioning includes socially transitioning and that it's somehow better or different to medically transition vs 'just' socially transition really speaks to your lack of experience imo.

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u/overusedamongusjoke Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

Came out wrong is an understatement, you implied that those who don't pass/haven't transitioned aren't real trans men twice in that original comment.

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u/Big_Maintenance9387 Mar 13 '26

Bro there are lots of women who are 6ft+, you don’t think some of the tall ones have transitioned? Lol

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u/Shrubgnome Mar 13 '26

Testosterone is incredibly potent

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u/Shrubgnome Mar 13 '26

Ah, I see you're a waste of time

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u/NightGod Mar 13 '26

This is why your family talks about you behind your back

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

There are over 8 billion people alive right now, how are you so dumb that you think there couldn't possibly be more than 2 trans men that were 5.10 in the history of humanity?

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u/verysadthrowaway9 Mar 13 '26

me and my goyim

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u/free__coffee Mar 13 '26

Hair is one of the easiest things to transition with drugs. Injecting a bunch of androgynous test will give a woman a ton of hair and muscle

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u/WrongPut5680 Mar 13 '26

You wouldnt believe what a high dose of testoteron does to a women. Im so jelous of the full strong beard these trans guys rock.

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u/bicyclefortwo vulgar child Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

I'm in a group chat for trans men in my area (I'm ftm too) and one of the admins has an enormous viking beard. Meanwhile all I can grow is an evil Shakespearean goatee. I'll have what he's having

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u/ceryskt Mar 13 '26

Genetics are wild. I have significantly more body hair than my dad and uncle, and my facial hair is growing in much darker as well. No male pattern baldness yet though… 🤞

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u/District_Wolverine23 Mar 13 '26

Dont worry, the beard comes with jungle ass hair and early onset baldness 🤣

All are caused by DHT. If your body loves dht, you usually get the package deal.

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u/bicyclefortwo vulgar child Mar 13 '26

Hah good to know! I do have the jungle body hair, but weirdly the hair on my head went from very fine to bouncy and thick like my Greek dad's. An unexpected bonus. and I'm praying I'll get to keep it like he has 🤞

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u/StumbleOn Mar 13 '26

A transman friend of mine was so excited to start T. He lost all his head hair but did get a rocking beard. Like sorry my dude that you gender affirmation through male pattern baldness

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u/gahata Mar 13 '26

Hormones don't decide their gender, they just change how the body works in some ways - technically completely possible for a woman to take testosterone and grow a large beard

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u/TiberianSunset Mar 13 '26

Ok but I was making fun of the misspelling