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These flyers were created by drag artist, activist, and musician Johnny Science for the New York City-based organization F2M Fraternity . The organization only ran printed issues of their magazine for two issues, likely due to high printing costs. At this time, little is known about the F2M Fraternity group. These flyers are courtesy of Grayson Eli's work, uploaded to the Internet Archive . All rights belong to the original creators. No copyright infringement is intended. The Trans Guy Archive shares this resource on our website for the purposes of education, research, and historical empowerment. Language: English Resource type:  Flyers, posters, creative, art Format:  Image(s) Date published:  Originally 1990s. Uploaded to Internet Archive on November 22nd, 2025. Uploaded to TGA:  March 14th, 2026 Last updated:  March 14th, 2026

(description from the article) What drives sex biases in the immune system? Examining how gender-affirming therapy affects the molecular profiles of immune cells of trans men reveals how hormones underpin immune responses. Language: English Resource type: scientific study, magazine article From: Nature magazine Date published: 2024 Uploaded to TGA: March 10th, 2026 Last updated: March 10th, 2026

(from the Abstract) About 20% of trans men do not achieve cisgender male frequencies (F0131 Hz) after gender-affirming hormone treatment (GAHT) with testosterone. The surgical procedure Isshiki thyroplasty type III (TPIII) is described to lower F0, but data on this technique in trans men are lacking. In this study, 8 trans men, unsatisfied with their voice after a minimum of 12 months of GAHT, underwent TPIII to lower F0 at the Department of Head and Neck Surgery at Ghent University Hospital. TPIII was performed by 1 surgeon using the same method each time. Pre- and postoperatively, an acoustic evaluation of the voice took place. The F0 dropped significantly from the preoperative mean of (154.60 6 12.29) Hz to the postoperative mean of (105.37 6 10.52) Hz (t = 9.821, P \.001). TPIII is an effective method for lowering the F0 in trans men who are not satisfied with their voice after long-term GAHT. Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery 2021, Vol. 164(1) 157–159 DOI: 10.1177/0194599820937675 Keywords: thyroplasty, vocal surgery, voice, fundamental frequency, transgender, trans man Language: English Resource type: scientific study, medical study Format: PDF Date published: 2021 Uploaded to TGA: March 10th, 2026 Last updated: March 10th, 2026

FTM was a quarterly newsletter started by activist and author Lou Sullivan in 1987. Sullivan, who had founded the organization FTM International, hoped to promote an understanding of transmasculine people and wanted to provide services and community to their lives. The FTM newsletter contained everything, like articles on topical FTM issues, local events, advertisements selling the latest stand-to-pee protheses, and a "classifieds" section for those looking for social connection. The FTM newsletter would run for sixty-seven issues over twenty-one years, from 1987 to 2008. After Sullivan's untimely death from AIDS-related illness, the responsibility passed on to author Jamison "James" Green. Some of the names and information in the newsletter below have been redacted for personal safety. FTM Newsletter (and redactions) are courtesy of the University of Victoria's Transgender Archives. The Trans Guy Archive shares this content for the purposes of education and historical empowerment. Language: English Resource type: newsletter Format: PDF Date published: April, 1991 Uploaded to TGA: March 9th , 2026 Last updated: March 10th, 2026

FTM was a quarterly newsletter started by activist and author Lou Sullivan in 1987. Sullivan, who had founded the organization FTM International, hoped to promote an understanding of transmasculine people and wanted to provide services and community to their lives. The FTM newsletter contained everything, like articles on topical FTM issues, local events, advertisements selling the latest stand-to-pee protheses, and a "classifieds" section for those looking for social connection. The FTM newsletter would run for sixty-seven issues over twenty-one years, from 1987 to 2008. After Sullivan's untimely death from AIDS-related illness, the responsibility passed on to author Jamison "James" Green. Some of the names and information in the newsletter below have been redacted for personal safety. FTM Newsletter (and redactions) are courtesy of the University of Victoria's Transgender Archives. The Trans Guy Archive shares this content for the purposes of education and historical empowerment. Language: English Resource type: newsletter Format: PDF Date published: December, 1990 Uploaded to TGA: March 9th , 2026 Last updated: March 9th, 2026

FTM was a quarterly newsletter started by activist and author Lou Sullivan in 1987. Sullivan, who had founded the organization FTM International, hoped to promote an understanding of transmasculine people and wanted to provide services and community to their lives. The FTM newsletter contained everything, like articles on topical FTM issues, local events, advertisements selling the latest stand-to-pee protheses, and a "classifieds" section for those looking for social connection. The FTM newsletter would run for sixty-seven issues over twenty-one years, from 1987 to 2008. After Sullivan's untimely death from AIDS-related illness, the responsibility passed on to author Jamison "James" Green. Some of the names and information in the newsletter below have been redacted for personal safety. FTM Newsletter (and redactions) are courtesy of the University of Victoria's Transgender Archives. The Trans Guy Archive shares this content for the purposes of education and historical empowerment. Language: English Resource type: newsletter Format: PDF Date published: September, 1990 Uploaded to TGA: March 9th , 2026 Last updated: March 9th, 2026

FTM was a quarterly newsletter started by activist and author Lou Sullivan in 1987. Sullivan, who had founded the organization FTM International, hoped to promote an understanding of transmasculine people and wanted to provide services and community to their lives. The FTM newsletter contained everything, like articles on topical FTM issues, local events, advertisements selling the latest stand-to-pee protheses, and a "classifieds" section for those looking for social connection. The FTM newsletter would run for sixty-seven issues over twenty-one years, from 1987 to 2008. After Sullivan's untimely death from AIDS-related illness, the responsibility passed on to author Jamison "James" Green. Some of the names and information in the newsletter below have been redacted for personal safety. FTM Newsletter (and redactions) are courtesy of the University of Victoria's Transgender Archives. The Trans Guy Archive shares this content for the purposes of education and historical empowerment. Language: English Resource type: newsletter Format: PDF Date published: June, 1990 Uploaded to TGA: March 9th, 2026 Last updated: March 9th, 2026

Every month, the Trans Guy Archive publishes a quick zine containing updates about the archive you may have missed, as well as relevant trans news and other cool prospects we've found around the web and in real life! If you haven't checked it out already, we also published a community-driven zine all about answering the question; "What is transmasculine love?" Read it here: https://transguyarchive.wixstudio.com/transguyarchive/post/the-transmasculine-love-zine Notice on sharing: You ARE free to share this zine WITH proper attribution and credit. Do NOT sell this zine for monetary value if you are not affiliated with the TGA. Do NOT feed this zine or any of its contents to any generative AI program or other LLM.

The Transmasculine Love zine is a project edited by the Trans Guy Archive, comprising of submissions from archive visitors! We asked people all over social media to define, in their own terms, what "transmasculine love" means to them, and we got so many submissions! Many of them were fantastic. They have been carefully sorted and collected into the zine below. Ever want to contribute to a zine for the Trans Guy Archive? Follow us on social media ( Tumblr , Instagram ) for the latest updates! Notice on sharing and reuploading: You CAN share this zine in its entirety; or partially; WITH attribution (aka proper credit) attached. You CANNOT share this zine WITHOUT attribution attached. You CANNOT reupload individual works in this zine without the explicit permission of each individual author/artist. If you wish to remix or transform any of the works in this zine, please contact the author first. Each author/artist's contact information is provided on their respective pages. You CANNOT feed this zine or any of its contents into any generative AI or other LLM. You CANNOT sell this zine. It was made for free and will continue to be free of charge.

Authors: Katrien Wierckx, MD, Fleur Van de Peer, Evelien Verhaeghe, MD, PhD, David Dedecker, Eva Van Caenegem, MD, Kaatje Toye, Jean Marc Kaufman, MD, PhD, and Guy T’Sjoen, MD, PhD This clinical study from the Ghent University Hospital in Belgium studies the effects of testosterone HRT (hormone replacement therapy) on trans men, specifically in regards to how it effects the health of their skin and hair. Key words: Testosterone, Gender Identity Disorder, Skin (care), Transsexualism, Gender Dysphoria, Female-to-Male Transsexual, Hair (care) Journal of Sexual Medicine, 2014;11:222–229 International Society for Sexual Medicine DOI: 10.1111/jsm.12366 ---- Language: English Resource type: clinical study, medical study, research, research paper Format: PDF Date published: January 16th, 2014 Uploaded to TGA: February 26th, 2026 Last updated: February 26th, 2026

Authors: Carla Pelusi, MD, Antonietta Costantino, PhD, Valentina Martelli, MD,† Martina Lambertini, MD, Alberto Bazzocchi, MD, PhD, Federico Ponti, MD, Giuseppe Battista, MD,§ Stefano Venturoli, MD, and Maria C. Meriggiola, MD, PhD This clinical study from the University of Bologna, Italy, follows a group of FTM (female-to-male) transsexual patients as they undergo testosterone hormone replacement therapy (HRT) over the course of a year. Overall, the study finds the results to be largely positive. Participants saw lean body mass (muscle) increasing, as well as fat decreasing. The study did not find any adverse health effects, though they recognize that the limited time frame*. *Many changes occur from use of testosterone HRT over the course of one year, though a majority of long-lasting effects occur multiple years into the treatment. Journal of Sexual Medicine 2014;11:3002–3011 Key words: Testosterone, Transsexuals, Gender Dysphoria, Bone, Body Composition, Life Satisfaction ---- Language: English Resource type: research paper, clinical study Format: PDF Date published: December 3rd, 2014(?) Uploaded to TGA: February 26th, 2026 Last updated: February 26th, 2026

Important note: this clinical study was not originally published in English -- likely in Dutch. There may be some translation errors. Authors: Katrien Wierckx1*†, Eva Van Caenegem 1 †, Guido Pennings 2 , Els Elaut 3 , David Dedecker 1 , Fleur Van de Peer 1 , Steven Weyers 4 , Petra De Sutter 4 , and Guy T’Sjoen 1 † These authors contributed equally to this work. This clinical study from 2011, published from the Department of Sexology and Gender Problems at the University Hospital Ghent in Belgium studies the reproductive wishes of fifty (50) transsexual men. Through a conducted poll, the researchers state that the majority of transsexual men are both in a relationship and also the desire to have children. However, they affirm that "our data reveal that the majority of transsexual men desire to have children" but in their actual data, that number is 54%. That is certainly over half, but nowhere close the ability to claim the majority of trans men want children, especially since they polled a small sample of only Dutch-speaking trans men. That is my only issue with the study on the surface. Human Reproduction, Vol.27, No.2 pp. 483–487, 2012 doi:10.1093/humrep/der406 Key words: gender identity disorder, transsexualism, gamete preservation, reproductive wish, transsexual, pregnancy ---- Language: English Resource type: clinical study, research paper Format: PDF Date (originally) published: October 26th, 2011 Uploaded to TGA: February 26th, 2026 Last updated: February 26th, 2026