So, I was just browsing the FTM forum in search of information for my SO who wants to transition. I came across a bit of information which is interesting to me as a bio female (who likes being female), which is that people with more fat tend to also have more estrogen.
This information may be the answer to a mystery about my own body. You see, when I hit puberty, instead of rounding out and gaining weight in my hips and breasts like the other girls, the percentage of fat on my body decreased dramatically. I do have boobs, albeit very small boobs, but the only reason I have hips at all is because I'm so skinny that my shape is almost completely dependent on the shape of my skeleton, and of course my pelvis is sized such that a baby can fit through.
I am currently at about 95 pounds, and I am 5'4", which means I'm between 20 and 30 lbs underweight. I'm not sure why, but a decent theory as put forth by my doctor is that my gall bladder does not work properly, and therefore my body has a very difficult time metabolizing and storing fat.
A thing I also noticed is that before the age of 13 (when my body fat distribution was pretty normal), I was practically incapable of getting angry at anyone, but now (at the age of 18) I have become very much more aggressive than I would like to be. Based on the information I came across, this could be because my estrogen levels are lower than they should be as I am practically incapable of gaining and keeping fat on my body.
I've pretty much come to terms with being freakishly skinny, but the aggression is something I struggle with daily. So basically I am wondering, if I take some sort of supplemental estrogen, will I become less aggressive? I doubt it will do much for actual weight gain since it's likely a result of having a funky digestive system, but if I could lower my aggressiveness even just a little, I'd be a lot happier.