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| | What to do (or not do) | | :--- | :--- | | Hormone vials, needles, or gel in the shared fridge or medicine cabinet | Ignore it. Treat it like insulin or any other prescription. Do not touch it. | | A binder (chest compression garment) hanging to dry | Do not touch, stretch, or “borrow” it. Do not ask to see them put it on/take it off. | | A packer or STP device in the bathroom | Look away. Do not mention it. Ever. (Exception: If it’s left on your towel and you need to move it, use a paper towel and place it on their shelf silently.) | | Recovery from surgery (e.g., top/bottom surgery) | Ask once: “Do you need any accommodations while you heal? More trash pickup, less noise, help with groceries?” Then respect their answer. Do not ask for details about the surgery. | | Missed hormone dose (e.g., they seem distressed) | Do not diagnose. Ask “You okay? Want to talk?” like any friend. Do not say “Did you forget your T/E?” |

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