Okay, so I recently got myself two pairs of women's jeans. I wore one of them today, and they fit so much better and are so much more comfortable than my old ones. However, I still have a problem: I don't quite have enough stuff in my hips and butt to fill them up and my thighs seem too muscular, so basically, my pants are continually going down, might I have a belt or not. It's understandable, as I'm still waiting for HRT (and I'm still taking tips
here by the way).
So first, do you have tips to counter this?
Also, I would want to get some approximate numbers on what you all went through / are going through. I would be grateful if you could answer the following questions:
-How old are you / were you when you started HRT?
-How far into HRT are you?
-What is your "basic" body type? (short, slim, tall, fat, muscular, not muscular)
-How much weight did you gain or lose since the start of your HRT?
-How much did your hips grow (or shrink

) in circumference since the start of your HRT? (Try a percentage if possible.)
-How much volume did your butt lose or gain since the start of your HRT?
-How much, in an approximate percentage, muscular mass did you lose (or gain

) since the start of your HRT?
And finally, I would like to ask something about voice. I know HRT will not feminize my voice. However, since I started working it (and I've always been using my most female voice as my "normal" voice) when I was, like, 12 (I am 20), I have always noticed how my body seemed to be fighting me and I always need to fight back pretty hard to regain what I had one week before. Does this stop with HRT? Practice can't suffice, because, as I have said, I have never truly spoken in a male voice, so I really feel it's something biological. Plus, I am already doing a lot of singing.