Hips. Yup, guys have 'em.

[insideontheoutside]

Just some visual inspiration.


Do you think this guy is self-conscious of his curvy hips? Probably not.

It's easy to forget that not all men have those idealistic, "perfect" shapes. There's a lot of variation there. When I saw this guy I thought to myself, wow, he's more ripped but basically has the same hips I do (and by hips I don't mean that V-shape that starts at the crest of the hips).

[anibioman]

yep guys have em and if more trans guys would just work out and such we few of us would have a problem with our hips.

[Nygeel]

Those jeans are very low cut.

[wheat thins are delicious]

Those jeans are cut in a way that accentuates what hips he may or may not have.

yep guys have em and if more trans guys would just work out and such we few of us would have a problem with our hips.

That's a pretty big assumption you are making.

[Keaira]

I have hips like that. Not that you can see it under my extra padding. ^_^

[Keaira]

Oh ya! I forgot. A good example is my brother.

He's ripped in a way I never was -_-. I feel so overweight compared to him.

[Chamillion]

yep guys have em and if more trans guys would just work out and such we few of us would have a problem with our hips.

Eh that's not really true.  You can lose the fat off your hips, but if you naturally have wide hip bones, they will stay.  What I've found has worked for me though is working out my upper body so now my shoulders are wider than my hips, which helps aesthetically.  But still my hips are noticeably larger than my waist, and will likely remain that way no matter how much I work out.

But yeah, some dudes have wide hips so it's all good.

[Joeyboo~ :3]

My hips are like that

[Edge]

There's a big difference between having hips and having bones that create an hourglass shape. Losing weight won't do anything for bones. That doesn't make people with wide hip bones lazy or don't work out.

[Jayr]

yep guys have em and if more trans guys would just work out and such we few of us would have a problem with our hips.

Working out definitely helps. But some are just too lazy for that.
(I'm not stupid, I understand some people have disabilities, but that only consists of a very very small part of the population. Even smaller in the trans community. Don't go rip me a new a**hole about it.)

[Jayr]

My hips are like that

Stop drooling over the pictures v_v

[pretty]

I hate to be a debby downer on ya here, but that guy does NOT have hips, he's just wearing ill-fitting jeans (and wearing them too low).

[Joeyboo~ :3]

I hate to be a debby downer on ya here, but that guy does NOT have hips, he's just wearing ill-fitting jeans (and wearing them too low).

And even if it was just the jeans, the point is that the guy still looks amazing and sexy even when we're focusing on a distinctly feminine part of his body.

Stop being depressing buttfaces.
All of yous.

[Joeyboo~ :3]

What I've found has worked for me though is working out my upper body so now my shoulders are wider than my hips, which helps aesthetically. 

Everyone should do this then.

[wheat thins are delicious]

And even if it was just the jeans, the point is that the guy still looks amazing and sexy even when we're focusing on a distinctly feminine part of his body.

Stop being depressing buttfaces.
All of yous.

Meh, sexy is relative.

[insideontheoutside]

I hate to be a debby downer on ya here, but that guy does NOT have hips, he's just wearing ill-fitting jeans (and wearing them too low).

Actually he does have hips. Right below the waistband of the jeans. It's a bone structure thing. If he didn't have them, those pants would fall right off. Many guys do not have a structure like this.

Behold ... not the same kind of hips as the first dude ...

[Stealthy]

I'm not stupid, I understand some people have disabilities, but that only consists of a very very small part of the population. Even smaller in the trans community. Don't go rip me a new a**hole about it.

What trans community are you in? It's definitely not the same as my main one. It's starting to weird me out how people think someone can only be in one or two oppressed groups, but then again, I'm a disabled queer trans non-binary person (and part-'kin, and median, and about a thousand other things) and most of the people I associate with on a daily basis are similar, so 

[Jayr]

What trans community are you in? It's definitely not the same as my main one. It's starting to weird me out how people think someone can only be in one or two oppressed groups, but then again, I'm a disabled queer trans non-binary person (and part-'kin, and median, and about a thousand other things) and most of the people I associate with on a daily basis are similar, so 

Huh? I meant since there's very few trans people(compared to the rest of the population) there's obviously going to be even less disabled people in our community (then the rest of the population) But I never said anything about being one or the other. That wouldn't make much sense.

I just mentioned disabilities cause people here tend to get at you for everything. I didn't want someone coming at me like ''Oh but some people have valid reasons they can't workout blah blah.'' So I just mentioned that I realize some people couldn't workout for various reasons.

I'm just saying most of us don't have an excuse other than we're lazy butts.

[Stealthy]

Yeah, a lot of us are lazy and the like But what I've found is, there's a lot of intersectionality and stuff-just because only a tiny minority of the general population is one thing, doesn't mean that only a tiny minority of another minority will be that same thing. For instance, the vast majority of autistics I know are queer/trans, myself included.

[Keaira]

I know that my brother isn't wearing his pants low so he has some natural curves to him. He may not be trans but I think he shows that working out can give a masculine appearance to your wider hip problem.