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A non-binary butch lesbian named Saskia, sitting indoors and holding up a bottle of testosterone gel, gesturing to it and smiling. They are light-skinned with short, wavy, dark brown hair and blue eyes. They are wearing a green chequered shirt.

let's talk about being a butch lesbian on testosterone

Talking Head
2025
England
Saskia, a non-binary butch lesbian who is 15 months on testosterone and experiences gender dysphoria, discusses this hormone journey and offers an individual perspective on masculinity, butchness, and gender overall. Saskia also mentions being unable to bind, and desiring top surgery.

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Note from Jack:

Saskia's experiences are not universal, and it is worth noting that some of the comments made in this video may feel invalidating or inaccurate for certain butches. Everybody is different, and it is important to consider yourself the expert on your own experience of butchness. That said, I am very glad to see any butch openly discussing their experiences with gender-affirming medical care.

Entry last updated:

26 July 2026

An androgynous butch lesbian standing indoors, wearing boxing gloves. The butch has visible top surgery scars and is wearing satin boxing shorts. The butch has a fierce or determined expression, dark brown eyes, and a buzzcut. The room is lit with blue and purple lights.

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