An idea stolen from the FTM area (as per the recent threads)...

Don't know if it has been done before (or recently), but...who would YOU want to look like given the chance?

Me born as a cis girl.

(Someone had to say it)

My ex....  Shes the only person Ive ever met I've been physically attracted too.  5'11, 130, golden hair and skin... Striking and beautiful...
Im quite alright with my own appearance now; wish a couple things were a little different (stupid jaw and brow....), but thankful those things dont get in the way, and am having greater difficulty each day imagining looking like anyone else.

Every woman I've ever dreamed of...

Honestly, in a perfect world, I'd hope to either be a cute redhead ala Karen Gillan, or Emilia Clarke in full Daenerys Stormborn mode.  The blond hair, soft skin, the accent, the smile, the amazing wardrobe.  I'm not ginger, though, and I'm way too big to be Dany.  But maybe I can still pull off a blue dragonscale dress...

Realistically, the best I can imagine is being a young Rosie O'Donnell, circa "A League of Their Own".  Even that feels so far away for me, though.

Quote from: ImagineKate on January 13, 2015, 10:09:04 AM
Me born as a cis girl.

(Someone had to say it)

Beat me too it

I wouldn't want to really look like anyone else, I just want to look like myself.

A young Famke Jannsen

Then aging like she has

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The look I want is my mom but a bit updated. Mom says I kinda look like her as a teenager.



The background looks a bit odd, I know. It's photoshop! The original was eaten by something (or someone).

And this is her in her early 30s

Quote from: ImagineKate on January 13, 2015, 10:09:04 AM
Me born as a cis girl.

(Someone had to say it)

Yes, I would say this. When I present as a female (which is a minority of the time) I look exactly like I feel I should. Of course that's not to say I'm super passable or beautiful but I feel right, whereas if I look at myself in the mirror as a guy I always look odd to myself.

Me.

Ooo! That's lucky then.

Rosie

I suppose I have a thing for Katharine Hepburn, but I'll settle for being me and not being completely fugly.

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Molly Ringwald. I've always had a thing for women with red hair.  She is exactly 10 months older than I am, and I think she has aged pretty damn well. I'd settle for for Katherine Hepburn's speaking voice.

Anne Hathaway-after she cut her hair.  That's an easy one for me.

It's been decided *for me* that I would have been like Suri Cruise. :~o

My sister, she is the perfect girl version of me in every way, our personalities are very similar also but now that I can be "me" I've found that my fashion sense is much different than hers and I tend to wear more girly things.

There's a lot of women, famous and from my personal life who I would love to resemble if I was granted a wish.... Top of the list though would have to be the late, great Natalie Wood.

In the real world, well, I'm fortunate enough to bear a pretty good resemblance to a young version of my mother (and HRT is narrowing that gap down! ) and I'm happy w/ that.

OK I used a celeb geneater app and ran a picture of me through with make up and a short wig and got Victoria Beck, however I seriously question the validity because I also got nick Jonas and a African American football player and Paul Rudd lol.
Personally I have no clue but wouldn't mind looking like Victoria Beck or Mila Kunis or the blonde girl from the shows undateable and the groundfloor

Is there an app for this ? I couldn't figure out tags to search for one

Alizee

Follow by Maria Rubia in Fragma

Definitely someone like Taylor Momsen or Andreja Pejic they are beautiful

Firstly, I would agree with Kate and say I just want to look the way I am inside and how I should.

But, if we are in fantasy land and can pick anybody, I'd probably pick Helena Bonham Carter.  If we go further into that land and can also pick any ethnicity, I'd probably pick Zoe Saldana.

After all these years of suppression, I've also realized that the female characters I design in digital games are also the idealized versions of myself.  Same with childhood crushes.  Sure, I'm attracted to them (apparently, I'll be a lesbian someday) but it would be more accurate to say I want to look like them.