Dealing with small changes you dislike

[Robert Scott]

I personally dislike my oily hair --- it looks like a grease ball by the end of the day.  I hate it.  My hair was already thinning before I started taking T so I fully expect to go bald. 

As for taking prescription drug -- I do want to pipe in that not all things can be controlled by diet.  I have high cholestrol -- have since I was a youth.  It's like in the 600 -- when I first was put on medication -- this was when I was in high school and a varisty letterman in swimming and softball so I was very physically active - I swam year round on a city swim team.  I cannot control my cholestrol with diet and exercise if I try.  I have to take medication for it.

[Kreuzfidel]

Well, sorry, but I don't have any changes that I don't want.  I'm enjoying the whole experience of my proper puberty that I'll only go through once.  As per pharmaceuticals/pharmaceutical companies, great if you want to not support them, but I need T to live so I have no qualms.

[Jeatyn]

Spots are the most annoying thing, I knew i'd get them though as I had bad acne with my first puberty but in different places on my face   

Same here! I had loads of foreheads spots during my first puberty but now they're all over my cheeks...unless I go for a full cousin IT look the ones on the cheeks aren't able to be covered by my hair like the forehead ones were   it's reeeeaaally hard to not pick them, I'm pretty sure I've already created some craters that are gonna scar

[supremecatoverlord]

Well, sorry, but I don't have any changes that I don't want.  I'm enjoying the whole experience of my proper puberty that I'll only go through once.  As per pharmaceuticals/pharmaceutical companies, great if you want to not support them, but I need T to live so I have no qualms.

Thank you for this.