A fat Filipino transmasculine person stands, wearing patterned boxer briefs and a chest binder that doesn’t quite match their skin tone, while struggling to put on a t-shirt.
They’re in front of a tall mirror, which reflects their stomach, showing stretch marks, hair, and two devices: a continuous glucose monitor on the left, and a cordless insulin pump on the right. There is a messy desk to their right, with empty insulin pens, candy wrappers, needle caps, and the same detritus overflowing from a small garbage can onto the floor.
The background features a bookshelf holding various medical supplies and needle caps and labels scattering the ground like confetti.
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