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atheistbiblestudy:

I think this is so cool. I love book art of any kind.

awesomesauce

atheistbiblestudy:

I think this is so cool. I love book art of any kind.

awesomesauce

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textsfrombakerstreet:

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This blog is not political, however.

This blog is not political, however.

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thenarius:

rejectmysins:

fuckyeahftms:

Hello all. This is Sam/Kyle.

I had some questions about binding. I’m hoping to get a binder from another FtM soon. I’ve heard it affects your breathing (obviously) but do you ever adjust to that? I’m a flute performance major at University and I’ve worked for eight years to improve my lung…

 Hey, I’m a fellow musician and I’ve dealt with the same problem.  Personally, I don’t wear a binder when I preform just to make sure my breathing isn’t inhibited.  If I was you, I’d try a sports bra with compression.  It works well for me and is definetly more comfortable to play in than my binder.

Hope this helps =).

 Personally, singing, I’ve never had a problem with lungs, having been binding basically full-time for the past year — if you have a proper binder it shouldn’t be too much of an issue.

I use a Frog Bra from Title Nine, and I won’t lie, it is tight enough that it’s noticeable. However, as a trombone player and vocalist, I can say that with minimal practice, you can get full lung capacity.