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Started by muuu, November 29, 2012, 01:35:07 AM

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A

1. Make sure your hormone levels are female.
2. Gain fat.
3. Check whether fat is on your hips.
4. If not, have a fat transfer surgery.
5. Be happy.
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muuu

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HeatherR

you're definitely not screwed.  Just because there is nothing there yet, doesn't mean there won't be development.  Because of how young you are, your body has much more HGH than one like mine.  You have like, no fat....  so how can you know where it's going to go till you try?
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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muuu

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HeatherR

you have fat cells... they are just tiny tiny tiny right now.  your entire body is covered in a film of fat. your body just never had the instructions to store there before.  with your system getting a new set of instructions, it is quite reasonable to assume it will use the female storage compartments ;)
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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Ms. OBrien CVT

Sorry but I beg to differ.  Not every one will get hips or a butt, without working out.  It is not something that is programmed in our DNA, because most of us has the pesky Y.

I have been on HRT for going on 5 years and I still do not have hips.  You ether need to accept you may not get hips, or you will have to do what a lot of women do, and not just transwomen, go with padding.

  
It does not take courage or bravery to change your gender.  It takes fear of living one more day in the wrong one.~me
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HeatherR

I never suggested it's a guarantee.   Only that she is so early on in HRT and with very little body fat, she shouldn't be giving up so fast.
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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muuu

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HeatherR

You want to know what happens to women who try to fix every little thing they think is wrong?


we are all our own worst critic... I do it all the time.


How about this, would you rather be completely manly from head to toe, removing all doubt?  or would you rather have 1 trait that is easily disguisable?

Ask any women what their least favorite thing about their body is, and they will pile on thing after thing, compiling a huge list of things they perceive as wrong, out of proportion, imbalanced, lumpy, too big, too small, crows feet, dimples, deep voice, squeeky voice, eye color, eye shape, hands, ankles (or lack thereof), hair is unmanageable, loss of hair, imperfect skin, size of feet, visible clavicle..


lets not even START with breast shape, nipple color, etc.  the things we look at and try to correct in our minds is usually a figment of our imagination, and minor and hardly noticeable to most human beings.  Nobody walks around and stops and stares at someone, scanning head to toe looking for imperfections..



It is like buying a used car.  You love this car.. it is beaaauuutiful.  The paint is nice and shiny, the interior clean and smells good, the engine sounds great and it has 2.... 2 cup holders.  Perfect in every way!  then you sign the paperwork, get your new baby home, and notice the door ding on the passenger side, the scuffs next to the key holes, the chipped windshield, and the oil leak that was well hidden.  You see them now because you stopped and inspected VERY VERY closely.  Nobody else sees that stuff when you drive by.  People do nothing but give you compliments on that brand new beauty of a car, but you just sit there and fume at how it looks like a big rolling pile of poo.


Nobody notices the little things like you do, and that is a life lesson I, as well as many here have learned.  I hope you don't give up.  I hope you turn out great and end up loving life.  It's the whole point right?
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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muuu

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Alainaluvsu

When I started I had quite a waist to hip ratio of .885 (.9 being optimal for a males) 31 waist and 35 hips, ... now it's at .79 (with optimal being .7 for females) 30 waist 38 hips... Not perfect or even great by any means but I get TONS of looks at my butt from men. Even cis women comment that they're jealous of my body. Friends describe me as a gymnastics type.

What I'm getting at is that you don't need a .7 perfect waist to hip ratio to pass. Don't beat yourself up if you don't get there. Just live with what you get and dress to hide your flaws if you have them.

BTW I've noticed .. you're far too hard on yourself and you worry way too much. Lighten up hon :)
To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are.



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Cindy

I wore skin tight jeans and high heels to work today so I was about 6 foot with legs as long as anything. I have 'boy' hips. Every woman in my Dept called me a bitch  :laugh: :laugh: Two of them were going to the staff gym at lunch time and said to me 'We are going to get cute hips like yours - bitch' :laugh: :laugh:

What we have we don't want? What we don't have we want.
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HeatherR

Quote from: Cindy James on November 30, 2012, 01:31:14 AM

What we have we don't want? What we don't have we want.

And cindy has officially won the interweb.   Grass is always greener on the other side.  I would give my... well I will, but it won't count, you know whats for a tiny starting physique like you have.  You know how many women would LOVE losing hip fat?  We (us non-cis) want every last drop of femininity we can get.  Most women I know would suck every last fat cell out of their body, besides their breasts and butt, without hesitation.  Own that ;)  make them jealous, I am!

And there is nothing good about giving up.. Nothing.

Hang in there sweetie, you have got so many positive things to look forward to.  If it were a foregone conclusion that you could not whatsoever gain some hips, you still would still look great, imagine if you're wrong and you get a super caboose?  All I know is, it's way too early for you to conclude that you are in any way, shape, or form screwed. at 2 months HRT the only thing that I had change was that I was peeing 10 times a day because of the spiro.  it takes lots of time and you likely can't even see the changes because you look at yourself every day.

Seriously, consider it like a hair cut...  When you hang out with your friend every day over the course of a year, you never really notice their hair grow, but once they chop it all off, holy cow it's night and day...  Gradual change is very difficult to track without significant data analysis.  Your face alone is already feminine, makeup and your done, you already have long hair, check...  let this change happen, it will take quite some time, but right now, there is no reason to fret.
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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Cindy

Small hips = mini skirts =  high heels =men drooling = big smile = female friends getting jealous = a good laugh and hang out time with friends.
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HeatherR

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edited ~ incorrect information.  Sorry!!

The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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muuu

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HeatherR

the point I'm trying to make is, she has gone through puberty... full maturation.  You still haven't even had HRT in your system long enough for any hormone effects to really take place..  Give them some time, you'll be undeniably cute.  order up some basic makeup and see what kind of effect that has for you.  Me with makeup is waaaaayyyyyy different than me without.

People look at your face when they are deciding between male and female.  Face, then voice, then mannerisms, then body... at least that's my understanding.
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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Silvermist

HeatherR, I'm not sure where you got your information about that model, but it's incorrect. Her name is Agyness Deyn, and I've seen her measurements quoted as either 31 or 32 bust, 23 or 24 waist, and 34 or 35 hips. I respect what you're trying to do for muuu, but using wrong information doesn't help. Agyness's measurements prove muuu's point: Agyness may not have super-wide hips, but the rest of her is even more tiny.

That's not to take away from what you're trying to say; check out this article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1358557/Why-gone-apple-shaped-womens-dream-figure.html

According to that, average women's waist and hip sizes are 30 and 36, respectively. The hourglass shape is more of a rarity now than ever. We trans girls envy it and feel down on ourselves because we don't have it and can't get it. But many (if not most) cis women are in the same boat.


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HeatherR

wow, you are absolutely correct.  I used the first info I found and didn't think to fact check.  I will remove that, as the point is rather invalid using misleading information.  My sincerist apologies.
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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HeatherR

Hows about this one...

Does this woman pass?

















now...

How about now?






She is undeniably good looking, and granted YES, she actually has very pronounced curves, but this is more of an exercise than anything
The obstacles of your past can become the gateways that lead to new beginnings.  ~Ralph Blum~



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