Just curious and don't know if this has been covered before. As many of us know, our bodies emit chemical markers that serve to attract members of the opposite sex called pheromones. Now that I have been on 'mones for a few months the male pheromones that my body used to emit have been eliminated by the androgen suppression. Wondering if the preponderance of estrogen in my system will now result my ability to produce and emit the female pheromone. If so, and not being attracted to men, will my already present attraction to the female pheromone increase? In the event that I was attracted to men, would my sensitivity to the male pheromone increase? Could this be the reason that some trans women (previously not attracted to men) undergo a shift in their sexual preference as their body's chemical signature changes? That being said, trans men attracted to men and undergoing cross sex hormone therapy might also see their sexual preference change as well. Lot's of questions here, but would love to see what kind of discussions this might provoke.
Hugz,
Joi