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Started by Rena-san, April 20, 2013, 07:36:07 PM

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Rena-san

So, this week my bottom retainer from when I had braces broke. I had not been to the orthodontist for nearly ten years. Going back wasn't awkward at all believe it or not. They were actually the first medical related place to not ask me, "so, you're really a guy?" or "have you had the surgery?" Anyway, they showed me my file that included pictures of me from when I was little and had a mangled mash of teeth. One set of photos was from when I was eleven, the other set was me at fifteen. While my teeth were straight in the photo of me at fifteen I noticed the  horrible truth of what masculinization had occured for me during puberty. My forehead sloped backwards, and I grew an adams apple. At fifteen I still had a pretty fat face, but now, at 22, even with HRT it is very lean. The change was remarkable, and depressing.

All the dental assistants thought the photos were funny and cute, but they were pry just looking at the teeth. I would rather have my eleven year old face back, teeth and all. :(
They let me take the photos home with me, and I did. But someone recommended I just put the away and don't look at them.
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Anna++

Well, you're pretty in your profile picture so don't spend too much time worrying over old photographs!
Sometimes I blog things

Of course I'm sane.  When trees start talking to me, I don't talk back.



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Angel in the Snow

I've felt like that from looking at old pictures too, but I agree with Anna. You look really pretty, so don't worry about it!
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Cindy

What a coincidence! I was at the dentist last week, first time in 2 years, changed my name from the old male one and my gender marker, everyone was really cute and nice about it. The dentist even brought up if I wanted my teeth professionally whitened to make my smile sexier. He was rather cute too!

Old photos? Don't worry about them, the past is dead and the future is what we live for. Just make sure we live it to the hilt as the women we now are.

Cindy
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ThetisnFurter

I have worse to tell. I've used my college's ID card with an old-me photo on, for a year . I had to show my ID to them everyday! :eusa_doh: Can you imagine how embarrassing it was?
It's not easy having a good time, even smiling makes my face ache!  :icon_ashamed:
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Bex80

We all have a past. It doesn't dictate who you are now. x
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