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Started by Joe., July 22, 2013, 05:54:04 PM

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Joe.

I'm not sure if anyone else had this pre T but I have this weird feeling about the unknown of what I'm going to look like. I'm not scared, if anything I'm excited. When I look in the mirror I see this young dude staring back and me and I wonder how my face and voice will change on T. How my face will change, how I'm going to get stubble, how my voice will change. I feel like a kid before their birthday filled with excitement. I'm nervous but I'm so excited too. If somebody asked me what I'm going to look like in 5 years, I can't picture it. I still see myself as me now but I know I will have changed so much, especially in terms of happiness. It's hard to explain, I'm just curious if anyone else has had this?
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King Malachite

I think about this a lot.  In my case, I plan on looking to my father and brother to get a better understanding of how I may look since everyone says I look like them.
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Joe.

Haha it's funny you should say that. Since I've started transitioning slowly, I find myself looking more and more like my brother. As kids we looked identical but as soon as we hit puberty we looked nothing alike whereas now I'm slowly turning back into a mini him.
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Aido

I'm three months on T and all of a sudden everyone is saying 'jesus, didn't realise how much you look like your brother'. Still wondering what on earth I'm going to look like with stubble and it's just starting to come in so its going to be interesting from here on in!
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Soren

I don't think anyone, cis or trans, can accurately guess what they'll look like five years into the future.
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DriftingCrow

If I decide to go on T, I'll probably look like my father, everyone always says I look like him, which is fine with me, he was a hunk when he was younger and he still gets chicks even though he's almost 60. We have the same facial structure and hair color.

I always thought it'd be kind of interesting to see an after-HRT photo comparison with ones parents.
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AdamMLP

I don't really know, I struggle to know how I look like at the moment.  In my head I'm tall and wiry, but in reality I'm short and too fat by male standards.  The height thing really throws me of trying to imagine how I'll look in years to come.
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aleon515

I did think about that. Esp being older and all. However, I think now that I started and start seeing the changes I see I look more like my dad now than my mom (and also like my granddad a bit). I think now that I like my looks on T I feel very happy with the changes.

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spacerace

I do this.

I hope I get my dad's scruffiness and 5 o'clock shadow. My brother got it.  My dad's hair is fine in texture and dark blonde like mine and we both have the same eye color, so that is encouraging, as sometimes people with fair features don't get dense facial or body hair. 




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Simon

I used to daydream about it a lot. Now at over 7 months in I get told I'm a carbon copy of my dad. I never favored my mom physically so I figured I would just look more like he did, and I was right.
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D0LL

Since I've spent the past year+ working out and taking herbs and such, I've gotten into the habit of making mini goals for myself in my head. Rather than trying to picture how I'll look years down the road, I instead picture the little changes that will happen over a few months time depending on what I'm doing at the moment. It helps me keep a more realistic view of myself and these changes, and also keeps me from getting too discouraged if I don't look how I thought I would.

Since my face is already quite androgynous and people have always told me I'd make a hot guy, I picture little changes that might occur on T such as a thicker neck and a stronger jawline, rather than trying to picture a completely different face. Sometimes I'll flex in front of a mirror topless and picture myself after top surgery (since my breasts are more masculine-shaped, it's easier to see my chest contour underneath--I think if I had more female breasts I'd have a hard time picturing this).

Just from what I've seen from other FtMs after years on T, I'm confident that I'll look fine a few years from now, and very male, so I don't worry about the long term so much as the short term.

I'm not sure what side of my family I'll closer resemble in the end. People always told me my face resembles my dad's side of the family, and I have my mom's side of the family body. But quite honestly I have trouble seeing family resemblances in people (especially in my family where both sides are strongly Italian and Irish), so I have no idea what family my face looks closer to. :/ So I don't go by that at all. Plus, my dad's really fat, and I am not at all, sooo...I don't think I'll ever look like him.
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Natkat

Quote from: Joey. on July 22, 2013, 05:54:04 PM
I'm not sure if anyone else had this pre T but I have this weird feeling about the unknown of what I'm going to look like. I'm not scared, if anything I'm excited. When I look in the mirror I see this young dude staring back and me and I wonder how my face and voice will change on T. How my face will change, how I'm going to get stubble, how my voice will change. I feel like a kid before their birthday filled with excitement. I'm nervous but I'm so excited too. If somebody asked me what I'm going to look like in 5 years, I can't picture it. I still see myself as me now but I know I will have changed so much, especially in terms of happiness. It's hard to explain, I'm just curious if anyone else has had this?

yes I had this and still do, being around 2 years on T I still imaginate how im gonna look future on the life.
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