I thought my legs where sexy but then again, to see these on a women may not be attractive. (not that I would wear this in public)
I understand that since I'm pre everything hrt will be an influence but, I've recently been on a quest for piece of mind since I cant completely start transitioning yet.

Please ignore the upper body I wont even get started on that

Are you mad? Your legs are in good shape and absolutely sexy! How would you like them? Like this?

http://beautydelux.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/images1279317_anorexic-fake-skinny-model-colette-perfect.jpg

honestly they're a bit maculine, BUT with hrt it's much better to have a bunch of muscle to lose and a little fat to gain rather than the other way around.

so yay?

So I guess the verdict is wait and see.

Justchillin, what do you say about these legs?



Muscular legs do not mean masculine.

Your legs are feminine.

How do I know that? Well, you're a woman and they're on you, so they're feminine.

There's no one you have to please about your body except YOU. Your opinion is the only one that matters. There are no rules as to what various body parts should look like on a woman except those you set for yourself.

Love your body! It's the only one you've got.

Quote from: justchillin on April 21, 2013, 01:13:21 AM
I thought my legs where sexy but then again, to see these on a women may not be attractive. (not that I would wear this in public)
I understand that since I'm pre everything hrt will be an influence but, I've recently been on a quest for piece of mind since I cant completely start transitioning yet.

Please ignore the upper body I wont even get started on that

If you don't want the athletic look then a small reduction in your quads is all you need. But I wouldn't worry about it now as HRT will deal with it.

Hehehehehe you want powerful looking legs, you should see mine.

There's no fat on my legs, and it is all muscle. Not body builder muscle, real honest to goodness lifetime of use muscle.

I used to deliver furniture, and I was able to slug around fridges in the back of the truck, up a slope, with damp surfaces and these things weighed a lot more than me too.

I routinely hauled a lot of weight around.

My disability, it renders me unable to do virtually anything for any real length of duration, but, it has not made them any less useful for a few minutes.

The thing is, my legs do NOT looks soft and feminine at all.
I keep them shaved and cosmetically speaking there are no blemishes that I need to fret over, but, they don't look like a girls legs at all.

YOUR legs, look just fine. And the rest of your form looks in good health too.

They look like a strong woman's legs.  Some people have an issue with athletic women, but you just have to deal with that.

Thanks for the varied responses. I can now restart my anxiety meter, and worry about something else

I'll start by saying I'm a woman who likes good legs.. And I like yours. They look perfectly feminine to me.

Honestly, that's POWER right there, but i don't see the problem why a woman can't have that.

It all comes down to what you want, if you like them, the all the power to you, girl.
If you don't like them, use them less, stop training. And you'll see how fast they go down

2 weeks ago i ripped my ligaments in my knee, i can't really move without crotches, limping is what i do now, and in 2 weeks I've lost a great deal of muscles in my legs.
It's just to show you, you can do what you want.

With love
Evy