Quote from: ♡ Emily ♡ on January 09, 2014, 01:38:01 PM
I guess she meant that Your skin will tighten up all over Your face and You will get more defined features. But what struck me was that Your face actually is not at all masculine, I could even spot any brow ridge. I sort of could imagine how You might look like in 10 months as You have quite a nice base and most probably wont need any surgeries at all. Except, dont expect any major and stunning changes, because You wont go from extremely masculine towards feminine - Your changes will be more subtle but You will do just fine .
As for changes skin wise - those should be great (I hope You dont smoke and drink booze?). I never did that, I am 35 now, this is how he looked two years ago (please, pay attention to skin)

And this is me three weeks ago (difference of two years, ~ 15 kg (not counting armor plates, lol,) two clothing sizes and one shoe size, and 7 months on estrogen)

So, I can attest that even for us "late bloomers" - this stuff works

Emily

Estrogen really has worked magic on you! And the Tria has done wonders for your beard too.

ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

I think it will do well by you.

Me too. I think you'll be lovely.

Laurenza,
         What a beautiful smile, pretty face and perky look about you, all a huge plus for you miss!

Quote from: Sarah leah on January 10, 2014, 02:16:59 AM
Thank you for the kind reply. And you look great I can not wait to drop more weight then start HRT. I am kind of getting excited now heh.

Your pre hrt? Your going to blossom girl!

Quote from: Just Lara on January 10, 2014, 02:00:00 AM
I love how in all your before pics either you are in armor or your in a military uniform.  Its like you went from a human steam roller to a lovely lady.   

Well I mean.... Armor...

Quote from: Laurenza on January 10, 2014, 03:45:40 AM
ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

congrats

Quote from: oh hai! on January 10, 2014, 02:23:32 AM
I know everyone says this, but you really look like my ex fiance. If you play bassoon, bass, flute and sing, well I am going to be a very confused girl.

Beautiful, I would guess to say you really don't need to post here anymore, sure pass imo.

I hope you don't mind me saying this but you knight picture is quite cute

Quote from: Laurenza on January 10, 2014, 03:45:40 AM
ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

OOMMGGGG! This is you before HRT??? You will do amazing!

Quote from: Laurenza on January 10, 2014, 03:45:40 AM
ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

Woooow... that's *PRE* HRT??  I don't think you have anything to worry about hunni if that's the case! xXx

Quote from: ♡ Emily ♡ on January 10, 2014, 06:04:56 PM
...And who said that princesses cant be knights too?

Female knights?  Never heard of such a thing!



xXx

By the way Emily - it looks like you had quite a thick masculine neck in your old pic, but in your new pic it looks a lot thinner and more feminine.  Was that a result of the weight loss, HRT or a combination of both?  I'm just curious because I have quite a thick neck and I hate it.. >_< <333

Quote from: Laurenza on January 10, 2014, 03:45:40 AM
ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

Gosh, I am surprised you are not already on estrogen.  You have an obvious femininity.

Quote from: Laurenza on January 10, 2014, 03:45:40 AM
ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

Red is your power color. Looks fantastic on you. You have soft, feminine features and should respond brilliantly to HRT.

I think your very cute looking already!! but like myself at one time....you need to loose the farmers tan

Hello

Sorry to bother again on this topic...I mean, not too long ago I already asked for some sincere opinions here and I already got a lot of good tips and advices ^^

But this time I just would like to know if I have better chances with my glasses on or with my contact lenses.

I know my frame isn't a feminine one, nor my face is looking feminine yet....the only thing I don't like about my glasses is the way it makes my eyes so tiny...

Anyway, I am in boy mode, shaved yesterday morning, no make-up or anything...I really don't know if I had too many changes since I started HRT (about 100 days of HRT), but anyway, I would like to know about the glasses. With or without?

Thank you and sorry to bother here:)

Quote from: Natalia on January 11, 2014, 02:44:26 PM
Hello

Sorry to bother again on this topic...I mean, not too long ago I already asked for some sincere opinions here and I already got a lot of good tips and advices ^^

But this time I just would like to know if I have better chances with my glasses on or with my contact lenses.

I know my frame isn't a feminine one, nor my face is looking feminine yet....the only thing I don't like about my glasses is the way it makes my eyes so tiny...

Anyway, I am in boy mode, shaved yesterday morning, no make-up or anything...I really don't know if I had too many changes since I started HRT (about 100 days of HRT), but anyway, I would like to know about the glasses. With or without?

Thank you and sorry to bother here:)

I think you look better without the glasses. You're right about the tiny eyes thing.

 
thank you all for your kind words, they make me feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside
you are all such lovely people xx

Quote from: Laurenza on January 10, 2014, 03:45:40 AM
ok to celebrate my therapist writting my letter to start hrt.. figured i would add some pics. 

soo....will hrt be nice to me?
your feedback is most welcome

ps... just ignore the dark marks in the corners of my eyes. tried a smudgey look without my glasses haha...clearly didnt work

OMG! You are gorgeous! I think You will do wonders for the HRT!*giggle*

Quote from: ♡ Emily ♡ on January 11, 2014, 03:56:43 PM

@KiraD

But speaking about our "fixation" on certain extra manly body parts - like Your neck - yesterday I had curious experience . I was watching Youtube reviews for some cell phone armbands (the ones people use in gyms and while jogging outside) and I watched one of these videos made by a girl. In the end, she commented about armband lenght and admitted that her biceps is kinda average but someone with smaller arms might have fitting issues. And she mentioned numbers - 11.5'.  And out of curiosity I measured my biceps and it was the same. My first response was like WTF??? Her arms look so slender, toned down and in female range, whereas I still look like amateur body-builder. And then two things hit my mind. Firstly, we ourselves tend to exaggerate small details which probably are not important at all - but we see them as the most crucial issues ever (I remember I used to think that my shoulders and biceps will be my biggest hindrance in transition - ironically, it is my brain which is doing this task, lol). Secondly, both genders are very similar in many features - except of crucial skeletal differences (which cant be fixed but mostly cant be seen without X-ray scan anyway...). I was shocked to find out that my oh-so-broad shoulders after they lost about an inch or two safely felt within maximum upper female range. Men and women have a lot of similarities - we all are human beings in the end... - then hormones and lifestyle takes both genders apart, but swap those hormones and adapt, and You are suddenly into something .

when i read that i was like WTF!!! also because i have measure my biceps and they are just under 12"s and i feel like mine are huge, so what is your shoulder width, if you don't mind me asking, mine is 19"s

Quote from: Natalia on January 11, 2014, 02:44:26 PM
Hello

Without glasses baby. It gives you a better head shape I believe. I have to wear contacts as well because my glasses are like yours. It makes my eyes miserably tiny.