Quote from: Dark.Knight on May 28, 2013, 08:40:15 PM
I'm pre T and can't wait for more body hair! I have lots now, but not as much as I'd like. Power to the wild follicles! I'm so new to being ftm I had no idea you could do a three a month shot? heard oral daily, shot daily, creams, never that, cool to know and it sounds more potent? What are the benefits of a three a month or is this because you need to slow down or something?

In the States we don't have the option of Nebido yet (the FDA hasn't approved it). You'll be hard pressed to find an Endo who will prescribe pills (and they're not worth it) because they kill your liver. Never heard of daily shots either.

I live in the US. All American baby! lol I heard pills where horrid and many wont even prescribe, I think the guy who did them daily had to take a low dose daily for some weird reason or he had lost his marbles, wouldnt doubt it. Im so new thats why I'm here to learn whats false floaters, real, and insane.

I am the most hairless transguy on T I know around in the trans comunety.

I got a ok amount on my legs but thats it. I almost dont have any hair otherplaces, a small mustache and abit on my stomach and tights. somehow I am okay with not having alot of hair so it dosent bother me so much. what bother me is where I got my hair. I wish I had more hair on my chin to make a proper beard, Insteed I have like 5 hairs on my shoulder and hair in my nose what is up with that!

I'm cool with my body hair if it was more or thicker I might have an issue. You could use Nair a friend of mine uses it on her legs, she swears by it. They also make Nair for men if you would prefer to use that.

Quote from: anibioman on May 29, 2013, 09:10:28 PM
I'm cool with my body hair if it was more or thicker I might have an issue. You could use Nair a friend of mine uses it on her legs, she swears by it. They also make Nair for men if you would prefer to use that.

Just be warned, Nair smells BAD. And the smell lingers in the bathroom.

Quote from: anibioman on May 29, 2013, 09:10:28 PM
I'm cool with my body hair if it was more or thicker I might have an issue. You could use Nair a friend of mine uses it on her legs, she swears by it. They also make Nair for men if you would prefer to use that.

I've tried Nair before. Their old formula was awful, but the new stuff's ok. Only problem is, you need to use a LOT of it, which would get expensive (I used it once on my legs, and gave up on it after that just because I'd realized how much it takes to work). I might try it again once I get on T, though. I've already got thin black hairs all over my chest, shoulders and lower back. So I know those are gonna get fierce once I start on T. :/

I did buy an epilator when I was going for the female thing, and that works pretty fine for my butt cheeks (yes, I'm a hairy mofo already), but anything higher on the body than that is entirely too painful! For some reason the small, fine hairs are the most painful to pluck.

I can't wait to get facial hair, but at the same time, I'm terrified at how long and thick all my current hair is going to get. I'm gonna be a beast.

I don't really like mine but I think it's because I'm young. It clashes with my super young face. I have it EVERYWHERE kinda thick. Chin hair meets with neck, meets with chest, meets with belly, meets with pubes, meets with legs, meets with feet... Consistent line. I'm now the hairiest and youngest guy in my family.

I choose to shave mine down to a couple of mil as it itches under my binder. I used to get so many ingrown hairs shaving down to the skin!

All of this, and I have the thinnest mustache I have ever seen on a guy 1 year on T.

I haven't even started my T yet, and I have tons of hair all over already (which means by the end of the year I will likely be a yeti).  My thought is if it doesn't itch or physically bother you, just roll with it.  I find that any mild itchiness I have is not as bad as the irritation of ingrown hairs, so I gave up on shaving a while ago.

I suppose the major issue is that it is new, unfamiliar hair that is so irritating.  My thigh hair used to bother me since I didn't acquire it until my 20s.  I guess learning to accept and truly embrace the hairiness can be hard even for men, and you shouldn't feel forced to accept something about your body that you can't seem to get comfortable with.  Do whatever makes you feel comfortable in your own skin!