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Waiting for male fails in androgyne phase

Started by ashrock, June 14, 2014, 11:34:51 AM

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f_Anna_tastic

I've been on hrt for eight and a half months.  I'm looking quite androgynous when in boy mode but never ever had a single male fail

Maybe next month :(

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antonia

I'm starting to get "male fails" quite frequently now, I typically don't wear any makeup to work but my hair is below ear level, I wear sporty female clothing since I always cycle to work, I'd say 30/70 these days.

I've only been on Cypro for 2 weeks so probably it's mostly behavioural as some girls have mentioned, one case that sticks out was a woman working the register at a grocery store, she greeted me using female pronouns but then said "Have a great day Sir".

Sometimes I wonder if it's due to trans awareness or if they are correctly gendering me, in any case it never fails to put a smile on my face.
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FalseHybridPrincess

Quote from: antonia on June 16, 2014, 09:50:47 PM


I've only been on Cypro for 2 weeks so probably it's mostly behavioural as some girls have mentioned, one case that sticks out was a woman working the register at a grocery store, she greeted me using female pronouns but then said "Have a great day Sir".



Maybe its the voice?
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antonia

Might be, I've been training it and the pitch is definitely higher and a lot more inflection, if it is the voice then the voice training really paying off.

Quote from: FalseHybridPrincess on June 17, 2014, 12:09:37 AM
Maybe its the voice?
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Evelyn K

Quote from: FalseHybridPrincess on June 16, 2014, 05:09:07 AM
Everyday I go through a lot of male fails, people gender me female a lot,
but I still  get wierd looks etc...

So , male fail can  be at the same time female fail, cause some of us are really in the middle and cant get out...

How long are you on HRT again?

I'm getting the "um, w0t's your namE o.O...?" a bit more often than the self assured "sir" from various shopping interactions lately.

Still haven't been mam'd yet, except for one time at Best Buy (electronics store) from a salesperson who was behind me.

I have a feeling, hopefully, things will really start to change after I'm lasered.
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FalseHybridPrincess

Quote from: Evelyn K on June 17, 2014, 12:47:27 PM
How long are you on HRT again?

I'm getting the "um, w0t's your namE o.O...?" a bit more often than the self assured "sir" from various shopping interactions lately.

Still haven't been mam'd yet, except for one time at Best Buy (electronics store) from a salesperson who was behind me.

I have a feeling, hopefully, things will really start to change after I'm lasered.

6 months 1 week

I pass to some I know that for sure since I get gendered female a lot
usually they dont gender me at all
But I also know that to some if not most people I pass as  a very very  very  feminine  boy so they get confused, thats not that bad since I know  im in the right direction , I either need more time with hormones , or surgery I dont know...time will tell but currently  I know Im stuck in the middle  and my friends  say  that to me too...

yes laser will help a lot
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Evelyn K

I've been reading the brunt of your physical changes occur around the 7 - 9 month mark.

I'm also reading up to 2 years is needed. So an additional 15 months could amount to another big leap in passability.

I don't know. But it sounds feasible.
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FalseHybridPrincess

Quote from: Evelyn K on June 18, 2014, 04:22:47 AM
I've been reading the brunt of your physical changes occur around the 7 - 9 month mark.

I'm also reading up to 2 years is needed. So an additional 15 months could amount to another big leap in passability.

I don't know. But it sounds feasible.

Ιndeed Ive read that too
meh it depends on the individual
they way  I see it because of my forehead and my chin I wont be able to pass 100% with out ffs
but I wont know for sure  till the 2 years mark
cause both the face and the body will keep changing

so as I said we ll need to wait and  see
meanwhile we can start things like laser, voice etc etc
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Sydney_NYC

I started to get male fail at 3 months into HRT, dressing very andro. However, because I'm 6'7" it was a little difficult to know. Not that I wasn't passing, but when I would walk up to a cashier for example, because I'm tall and they would first see me out of the corner of their eye they would identify male. They would start of with sir. They wouldn't correct since I didn't seem to be bothered by being addressed as sir from their point of view. (Internally I was disappointed.) However when sitting down at restaurants with my wife, most of the time it was can I help you ladies by the waiter or waitress.

I start full time at 3 1/2 month into HRT and even now sometimes when I would up to a cashier and before they look up they will start of with sir then take a quick look and say, ohh I'm sorry ma'am. Some felt pretty bad about it and said wow your so tall. One oriental woman said she wished she had my height.
Sydney





Born - 1970
Came Out To Self/Wife - Sept-21-2013
Started therapy - Oct-15-2013
Laser and Electrolysis - Oct-24-2013
HRT - Dec-12-2013
Full time - Mar-15-2014
Name change  - June-23-2014
GCS - Nov-2-2017 (Dr Rachel Bluebond-Langner)


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