the image has the text "the illusion of choice" with a red a blue pill underneath, referencing The Matrix. the blue pill has "887 2" embossed on it and and the red pill has "Premarin" printed on it.\
\[Transfem] [Non-binary]
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2025
62 points (100.0% liked)
Trans Memes
2428 readers
393 users here now
A place to post memes relating to the transgender experience.
Rules
- Follow lemmy.blahaj.zone community guidelines.
- Posts must be trans related.
- No bigotry.
- Do not post or link to pornography.
- If a post is tagged with a specific gender identity, keep the conversation centered on that identity.
- Posts that assume the viewer’s gender and/or contain potentially triggering content must be spoilered and tagged at the beginning of the post title. Example content-warning tags that you can copy include the following:
[CW: Assumes Viewer is Transmasc][CW: Assumes Viewer is Transfem][CW: Assumes Viewer is Nonbinary][CW: Transphobia][CW: Violence][CW: Weapons/Firearms][CW: Disturbing Imagery]
- Mods can be arbitrary.
Because it apparently has to be said, this community is supportive of all forms of DIY HRT.
Recommendations
- Include other tags in posts for example:
[Transfem/Transmasc/Non-binary]
- Include image description when possible.
- Link to source
founded 2 years ago
MODERATORS
you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments
view the rest of the comments
Thanks so much for the excellent image description! Sadly most folks only put it in the alt text here which on most front ends only works for screen readers, and thus those that don't need screen readers but need the image description for other reasons are often left out.
We applaud your efforts and hope it continues!
That being said we still do not have any idea what this means, but thank you all the same :)
Both are medications containing estrogen
Premarin uses estrogens derived from pregnant mare urine (hence the name).
Premarin isn't really used now a days since estradiol (the blue one) is bioidentical to what is in humans and generally a better choice.
Thanks so much for explaining!