Natalia, you have a feminine shape to your face, but I think as others said, work on your eyebrows and try a different frame for your glasses. Something like this,



At the very least, try a few different pairs out at your opticians and see what can work for you. Contacts can be a pain when using extended-wear daily.

Quote from: ♡ Emily ♡ on January 11, 2014, 03:56:43 PM
I would say without glasses too, but for another reason. Glasses tend to pick out Your eyebrows which You probably could tweak out a bit more along their inner lower line - the overall shape is nice, but inner corners look more manly. They are a little bit of giveaway, but when You wear glasses they stick out immediately.

Thank you for your sugestions Emily! I have tried plucking a bit my eyebrows some time ago, but I was afraid of messing it up. Today I am feeling bold and I am open to giving it another try ^^ I don't know if I got it right, should I thin out a bit the inner corners, or should I thin the entire eyebrow a bit more? Are the outer corners fine that way?

Quote from: oh hai! on January 12, 2014, 12:57:32 AM
Natalia, you have a feminine shape to your face, but I think as others said, work on your eyebrows and try a different frame for your glasses. Something like this,

At the very least, try a few different pairs out at your opticians and see what can work for you. Contacts can be a pain when using extended-wear daily.

Thanks Oh Hai! That's a very nice frame. I used to wear a frame almost like that a few years back, but with thick lenses like mine the result was not very good. I am wearing contact lenses every day for more than one month now and so far I am getting used to it, but sometimes I wonder if I should keep the contact lenses or go back to my old glasses for aestetical reasons only.

Quote from: Jessica Merriman on January 12, 2014, 12:32:19 AM
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. 

Thank you Jessica! Yes! It is a pain to wear think lenses...they make your eyes really tiny. Sometimes I have considered corrective surgery an option, but at the same time I think "wearing contact lenses is not bothering me that much" and so I keep being myope.

Quote from: oh hai! on January 12, 2014, 12:57:32 AM
Natalia, you have a feminine shape to your face, but I think as others said, work on your eyebrows and try a different frame for your glasses. Something like this,



At the very least, try a few different pairs out at your opticians and see what can work for you. Contacts can be a pain when using extended-wear daily.

Oh my goodness those are gorgeous!

Quote from: Bardoux on January 12, 2014, 10:59:19 AM


Oh my goodness those are gorgeous!

I don't know, those are a little big for my taste. While I don't need glasses if I were to wear these they'd swallow my small face, lol! As recommended If I were you I'd try on several different frames until you find a pair that fit your face nicely.

Quote from: Allyda on January 12, 2014, 11:13:05 AM
I don't know, those are a little big for my taste. While I don't need glasses if I were to wear these they'd swallow my small face, lol! As recommended If I were you I'd try on several different frames until you find a pair that fit your face nicely.

I don't wear glasses, but i do think they are a fantastic accessory. In fact i've just been tempted to buy big frames without any lenses in them

Does it bother anyone else that this thread has a misplaced comma? The second comma should follow the word "as", not precede it. For some reason I always cringe when I see it and as I've commented here before it's always popping up!

lol

is a second comma really needed?? lol IDK there are various ways it could be read

Hopefully it, will be changed for, ver 3.0

Quote from: PrincessDi on January 12, 2014, 04:50:26 PM
Does it bother anyone else that this thread has a misplaced comma? The second comma should follow the word "as", not precede it. For some reason I always cringe when I see it and as I've commented here before it's always popping up!

lol

Nah, s-just a punctuation error. The internet's full of them, lol!

I'd go with neither comma, actually.

I'd also use an and instead of an or.

Actually, this is just as much fun as looking at the pictures.

(speaking of which, I love your hair in your new avatar!)

Functionally, I agree that people are declaring rather than inquiring. However, structurally, they're inquiring, so the question mark is appropriate.

The second comma isn't necessary at all but I don't really care about it    The comma was part of the original title when I created the 2.0

Maybe I'll change if I create the 3.0 but I usually have more important things on my mind

BTW... That hair style is really cute on you Emily 

Quote from: V M on January 12, 2014, 06:30:46 PM
The second comma isn't necessary at all but I don't really care about it    The comma was part of the original title when I created the 2.0

Maybe I'll change if I create the 3.0 but I usually have more important things on my mind

I doubt anyone's really offended by it.

The second comma is necessary and is in the wrong place in the sentence.  This has bothered me for quite a while.  But, it's the internet.

Quote from: Casey Danielle on January 12, 2014, 07:04:04 PM
The second comma is necessary and is in the wrong place in the sentence.  This has bothered me for quite a while.  But, it's the internet.

Not to quibble, but the second comma is necessary if and only if the first comma, which is arbitrary, is present.

Quote from: Gwynne on January 12, 2014, 07:06:00 PM
Not to quibble, but the second comma is necessary if and only if the first comma, which is arbitrary, is present.

Yep, if you take the second comma out, the first has to go too.

QuoteDoes it bother anyone else that this thread has a misplaced comma? The second comma should follow the word "as", not precede it. For some reason I always cringe when I see it and as I've commented here before it's always popping up!

Hooray for another pedant! There are soooo many things that get to me, especially the shockingly trashy use of apostrophes, or the lack of them. English is doomed I tell you, doomed! Yep,it bothers me, too, but hey ho. I make loads of errors in my text all the time, so I can't point

...aaaaaand back to the topic :p

I've posted a few months ago in this thread, but only had the confidence to post a head shot. So here's a body shot. I'm intrigued as to whether HRT might actually ruin my figure or not, as currently I'm within female range body-size wise (despite developing fairly pronounced upper musculature and most recently, male stomach fat distribution).
The females on my mum's side of the family have always had lean boyish figures, despite having medium sized breasts, so perhaps not much would happen if I too HRT...or perhaps so. Tis a mystery.

Right now, due to stunted growth when I were a nipper, I'm quite small and fairly delicate. However, the bits of me that have already masculinised - are very pronounced, like brow-ridge and Adam's Apple (so FFS for those I guess) and hairline - everything above my lips looks like Phil Collins. So I'm a curious mix of feminine proportioned & delicate, yet rugged & hard-edged. Sometimes kids ask if I'm female (when I'm in complete boy-mode at work), and sometimes people think I'm over 35 and I look like the actor William Dafoe, or Justin Hawkins from the band "The Darkness". I can look totally different depending on the lighting. If it wasn't for the stunted growth when I was a kid, I'd be impossibly masculine, but it just so happens that I'm within female sizing ranges, yet masculine at the same time. Its like being stuck in a lift between two floors.

Photomabobs. I'm wearing an A-cup padded bra by-the-way.

Let's stay on topic people    If you wish to discuss spelling and grammar make a new topic in the proper subject board

Quote from: "I'm Stella Stanhope, and that's why I drink". on January 12, 2014, 07:11:25 PM

Stella what have I been telling you dear, time to get on HRT and quit wasting your life with over-thinking and wasting time. You know your Auntie Shan won't lead you astray. You are basically an adorable, petite little thing. xox ~Shan~

Quote from: "I'm Stella Stanhope, and that's why I drink". on January 12, 2014, 07:11:25 PM
Hooray for another pedant! There are soooo many things that get to me, especially the shockingly trashy use of apostrophes, or the lack of them. English is doomed I tell you, doomed! Yep,it bothers me, too, but hey ho. I make loads of errors in my text all the time, so I can't point

...aaaaaand back to the topic :p

I've posted a few months ago in this thread, but only had the confidence to post a head shot. So here's a body shot. I'm intrigued as to whether HRT might actually ruin my figure or not, as currently I'm within female range body-size wise (despite developing fairly pronounced upper musculature and most recently, male stomach fat distribution).
The females on my mum's side of the family have always had lean boyish figures, despite having medium sized breasts, so perhaps not much would happen if I too HRT...or perhaps so. Tis a mystery.

Right now, due to stunted growth when I were a nipper, I'm quite small and fairly delicate. However, the bits of me that have already masculinised - are very pronounced, like brow-ridge and Adam's Apple (so FFS for those I guess) and hairline - everything above my lips looks like Phil Collins. So I'm a curious mix of feminine proportioned & delicate, yet rugged & hard-edged. Sometimes kids ask if I'm female (when I'm in complete boy-mode at work), and sometimes people think I'm over 35 and I look like the actor William Dafoe, or Justin Hawkins from the band "The Darkness". I can look totally different depending on the lighting. If it wasn't for the stunted growth when I was a kid, I'd be impossibly masculine, but it just so happens that I'm within female sizing ranges, yet masculine at the same time. Its like being stuck in a lift between two floors.

Photomabobs. I'm wearing an A-cup padded bra by-the-way.

While you certainly pass easily as female, you could easily model both male or female. You are stunningly attractive and look like you could do well as another Andrej Pejić, (though coming from someone who knows nothing about entrance requirements with modelling so take with a grain of salt.)