First, what Develyn said! You have to tell yourself you are worth it.I'll talk more about this at theendof my post
Second , in regards to binders, my spouse used one for a while, from a company called underworks and I didnt notice any uniboob. I am too new here to post a link but googling should find it. I also heard recently of a program a group of trans-guys put together called Big Brothers. The thrust of it was to provide binders free of charge to financially challenged FTM .I found it easily by googling with the keywords big brother FTM binder.
Third , my youth sounds about the inverse of yours.I was extremely close to my mom but not my father. He moved to the states when I was 13. When he passed on, we hadnt spoken in 10 years. I felt about him about the same as you do about your parental unit ( sorry I wont call anyone egg -donar). Despite this, and despite it being an intentional decision, I've always regretted it. If I were to do it again, I'd have gone to see him one last time. once they are gone, they are gone and that opportunity is forever lost. Whatever you think of your mom, she cared enough about you you made it to adulthood.She might surprise you, she might not. I guarantee however if you dont go you will definitely tear yourself apart about it afterward. I know because I've done it.
now my little addendum about suicide. You're talking about it, and venting. that tells me and your words tell me that you dont really want to do that, but are exasperated and dont know what to do. It also sounds like you need someone to talk to. I have a bit of an arrangement with some of my trans-friends.When we are having a particularly bad day, they'll leave a note on their messenger. When another of us log in we'll see it and strike up a coonversation to allow the person to vent, be it parents issues, cursing over the kids, or hormone induced stupidity . Peer support is as effective as therapy, and sometimes more so, and is a hell of a lot more accessible.
Finally, in regards to being able to conceive, while MTF hormones willmake a man sterile after 6-9 months HRT the inverse is definitely not true. There have been several FTM who have concieved. I believe ceasing testosterone during pregnancy would be necessary, but ifyou havent had SRS or a hysterectomy chances are if you stop T you would be able to conceive. It's a good question though for your endocrinologist ifyou do go for HRT.
Seana