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Passibility and my brief story

Started by JeanJeanie, May 28, 2015, 07:30:50 PM

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JeanJeanie

Hi everyone!

First off I'd like to say hi and thanks for having me, this is my first post and I already feel better being in a safe environment to vent and discuss if that makes sense.

This was the year of change for me! I'm hoping to start hormones soon (within the next few weeks or months give or take since there are still a few medical things to assess and check) and I am extremely excited. I'm somewhat nervous too (I guess that's normal) because I feel like I've lived 23 years in limbo, never quite feeling like a whole person and now the wholeness that I feel inside when I connect to that other entity will be allowed to live and breathe as it's own being, I hope this makes sense, if it's going to anywhere then it'll be here.

I've always been in a state of confusion regarding my gender identity and it's really been the past year that it's started to make sense. The identity that has been in me for so long is starting to spread it's wings. When I dress as her, I can see the difference in my eyes, there's a fire in them. I'm alive. In photos taken in my assigned gender, I often look as if I'm on trial for my existence.

Anyway enough deep talk! Recently I've been more interested in the concept of passibility too. Basically I have not had any hormone therapy yet so really, I'm at the beginning of this whole journey and I simply do not know how passable (if at all!) I am. People have told me I'm quite feminine looking but I don't know how well I'd come across in public.

I'd love some advice regarding makeup and hair from those who have had more experience if that would be possible.

Here's some pics I took today, I have some light makeup on (I do think the foundation is a little dark for me but hey, when you know better you do better!   :D)










As I said, I haven't started any kind of HRT or hormones yet so the benefits of that isn't there. I'm just looking for quick tips and cheats to make things a little more feminine. Thanks x
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JeanJeanie

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katrinaw

Welcome Jean to Susan's, lovely to have you onboard...

Lovely Pic's, lovely Eye colour too.

Many of us understand that Limbo bit, been doing that for years now!

You'll have no trouble passing, at least from your pics... HRT will certainly be a bonus too..

Look forward to seeing you around the forums.

L Katy  :-*
Long term MTF in transition... HRT since ~ 2003...
Journey recommenced Sept 2015  :eusa_clap:... planning FT 2016  :eusa_pray:

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Live life, embrace life and love life xxx
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Lady Smith

Welcome to Susan's :)  Your face has a lovely bone structure Jean so I think that when you finally start HRT you are going to really bloom.  You have beautiful eyes too.
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Tiffanie

Passable?  Yes!

Beautiful? - Yes!  ;D  but my weakness is beautiful eyes.

Hormones will cause changes to the skin as well as body and (at least for me) truly syncronized my brain and made me feel much better 

Anastazja

Definitley passable and beautiful sweetie!!!  You have amazing eyes!!!!!   :o

-Ana
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CaitlinE

Yup!  Lots of possibilities with great hair like that, sister.  Try some off center parts too.

Welcome to Susan's.  :)
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