The Person Behind AskThursday

There’s a particular kind of loneliness that comes from having a very specific question and finding nothing—no forum post, no article, no community member who had faced quite the same thing you’re facing.

That was me, years ago, at a pivotal moment in my TransMasc journey. The resources that existed were either too clinical, too generic, or written by people who had never actually lived it. I kept wishing there was someone I could simply ask.

So I became that person for others. AskThursday started as an informal thing—answering questions from folks in online communities, one honest reply at a time. Over years and hundreds of conversations, it became clear that this was a real and ongoing need in the TransMasc community.

This site is the formalization of that work. A place where your specific questions—the ones you might be embarrassed to ask, or the ones that feel too niche for any existing resource—can get real, thoughtful, experience-based answers.

Thursday isn’t just a name. It’s a nod to the day I took my first step on my own TransMasc path. I wanted this space to carry that energy: a turning point, a step toward something better.