"Eder Iturralde reflects on his transition, stating, 'If it's already had the desired effect... why am I still taking testosterone?' This highlights his questioning of the necessity of ongoing hormone treatment."
"Eder emphasizes, 'There are many ways to be trans. For most, it involves surgery and treatments... But this isn't the only path.' This statement underscores the diversity of trans experiences."
Eder Iturralde, who transitioned at 18, stopped taking testosterone three years ago after four years of treatment. He retains physical traits from his hormone therapy, such as a beard. His interest in trans issues began during adolescence, influenced by media representations. Eder's transition included changing his name, using male pronouns, freezing his eggs, and undergoing breast augmentation. He reflects on the effectiveness of hormone therapy and recognizes that there are diverse paths within the trans experience, including the choice to stop hormone treatments without regret.
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