Quote from: gaygirl420 on July 15, 2015, 09:53:56 AM
i wish there were a way to show you all what my voice sounds like? i dont think its a problem though
Try Vocaroo. You can upload a sound recording and put a link here.
Quotemaybe mannerisms? but i really do think its my appearance. i work a low wage job and my uniform is just this ill-fitting men's t-shirt, and about half of the ppl i worked with were able to piece together that im trans (some didnt know until i told them). the people who could tell all said the same thing: "i could tell because of your frame, its bigger than most girls, also youre pretty tall". im 5'10" btw
i DO live in the bay area though. i recognize that a lot of people here are familiar with what trans ppl look like, so its easier to be identified as trans here even if you would pass as cis well in other places
Yeah it could be general dimensions. What you wear makes a difference. Some dresses make my shoulders look god awfully big and some make me look proportionate. I stopped wearing T shirts mostly except when doing yard work and stuff at home. I can't pull that off yet. HRT has to shrink me some more.
Re geography, I work in New York and I'm in the city every weekday. I walk in the village and chelsea a lot, basically the gayest part of the east coast I think.

I don't get misgendered at all now. I do dress a lot differently, mostly skirts and dresses that compensate for my relative lack of hips. People haven't really asked me if I'm trans, I mean my immediate colleagues know but nobody else does. The lunch cafe staff don't know I think, at least they haven't told me. Maybe they're being nice or I'm passing. Who knows, who cares. Nobody and I mean nobody brings up the topic of trans unless I do and I never do with strangers. We have interns here now too and they only know me as a woman, and nobody has asked me about being trans. Maybe they picked it up, maybe they didn't. Who knows? I don't care but I'm not going to broadcast it.