Quote from: roseyfox on February 02, 2017, 11:26:34 AM
10 months hrt

roseyfox,

You are way cute in these shots. I am not good at critiquing in this section. However, I think you are good to go.

Warmly,

Joanna

Quote from: Anastasija on February 02, 2017, 12:17:55 PM
hey girls, I have a question and a total of more asking for help. Tell me, but just honestly looking at the pictures, I mean the same face, the more I look at the boy or girl?

http://imgur.com/a/LkSR5

1: girl. I can find the boy if I look for him.
2: girl
3: definitely girl

Quote from: Anastasija on February 02, 2017, 12:17:55 PM
hey girls, I have a question and a total of more asking for help. Tell me, but just honestly looking at the pictures, I mean the same face, the more I look at the boy or girl? Just looking at each other every day in the mirror I do not see any changes, and on the street, people come to me to me as a girl. I mean a real opinion, does not have to be nice, important to tell me whether it is moving in the right direction

http://imgur.com/a/LkSR5

I'm trying hard to be critical but no matter how hard I look for the boy I don't see it. The improved lighting in the 3rd even says you are all female

Quote from: Korra- on February 02, 2017, 11:03:51 AM
I wanna see if you ever work up the courage! I was on pills for about a year and then switched to injections and omg did my figure explode outward. Did you notice any hip pain or soreness at all when they were growing?

The Widening happened at the same time the Realigning of the Ligaments and Pelvic Shifting occured. And I was So close to turning 25 when it did happen. So what growth DID occur was significant, but noticeable if paid enough attention. The reason why I didn't notice it until now was because at the time I still had not undergone fat distribution to put a more emphasis on the growth. However looking back at it and slowly running my hands up and down my hips there are some interesting indications there. The Pain during this time was very unsettling for me ;/

As for injections, well I pay out of pocket for everything so I can't see myself paying the extra bucks LMAO. My body just isn't as responsive to HRT like it is for most people. So although, there have been many changes - overall it doesn't feel like I changed at all some... Times...

What do you think? Could I Pass, as Female?
What would you think when we meet in the street?
Please be honest!

(first pic is the newer...sorter hair )

Omg yes. You look great and I love the curls!!

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I absolutely see you as a woman.  In the pics you totally look like who you really are.
Hugs, Jessica 💁

I think you could, you look more feminine than girls I work with.

Yes, totally


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Quote from: tskriszti on October 24, 2017, 07:31:34 PM
What do you think? Could I Pass, as Female?
What would you think when we meet in the street?
Please be honest!

(first pic is the newer...sorter hair )

You look fine sweetie. However passability comes from how you feel.  Just being myself makes me pass. And I don't look very female. People eyes just see what they think is there.

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I had heard that confidence is the key to passing, and it's true. You look really good, very female, and with a little confidence you'll pass about every time! I wish I could look as good as you!!!

Yes you are totally passable. Your shape and especially how your thighs filled out are very feminine.

Holy Toledo. With your longer hair, you're a dead ringer for my neighbor Fran.

From the photos, I cannot imagine anyone thinking anything but "very attractive woman".  (I wonder whether some trans women, trying to blend in, get too many stares BECAUSE they are attractive.)

Quote from: MaryT on October 25, 2017, 10:00:21 AM
From the photos, I cannot imagine anyone thinking anything but "very attractive woman".  (I wonder whether some trans women, trying to blend in, get too many stares BECAUSE they are attractive.)

People have always stared at me. When I transitioned I was totally sure everyone was staring at me for being trans. My dad told me that people were going to stare because I really am unusual looking but not in a bad way. People could be staring because I'm albino or because they find me attractive.  He said unless I actually heard them say something to assume they were staring because I'm exotic looking and not because I'm trans. He suggested I smile at people who stare at me. Since I started doing that 98% of people smile back. So when someone is staring at you assume it's positive unless you know otherwise for a fact.

Quote from: Julia1996 on October 25, 2017, 10:18:42 AM
My dad told me that people were going to stare because I really am unusual looking but not in a bad way. People could be staring because I'm albino or because they find me attractive. 

I remember one of your posts mentioning that your boyfriend commented that you looked like a girl even in your pre-transition photos, so I'm sure that only people who knew you from school could recognise you as trans.

I would give years of my life to look like you or Kriszti.

Quote from: MaryT on October 25, 2017, 10:00:21 AM
From the photos, I cannot imagine anyone thinking anything but "very attractive woman".  (I wonder whether some trans women, trying to blend in, get too many stares BECAUSE they are attractive.)

I try not to look around when i'm outside just incase I do see someone staring or even looking at me. I'm still really young and transitioned early, but I still feel like I have dude features, especially height (I'm 5'11). I do also have hair long enough so that it touches my bum, but all of that goes out of the window if I see someone looking at me, it instantly means ''CHRIST THEY'VE CLOCKED ME!'' in my head, haha. Probably doesn't help that i'm also whiter than printer paper. All of your other 'weirdnesses' or 'unusual' features mean nothing when you're trans, as you feel like the only reason people could be looking at you if because you're trans.

Thank you girls for the so many nice words. I'm happy to read that you think I'm so feminine. Mostly don't think that and do always very nervous about if I pass as a girl outside. My belly is too big, my "breasts" too small, my hair not so silky and nice....etc
As someone wrote, the most important thing is confidence. But this is simpler in theory In time I hope I get more self-confidence and do everyday stuff as a woman easier.

Quote from: tskriszti on October 24, 2017, 07:31:34 PM
What do you think? Could I Pass, as Female?
What would you think when we meet in the street?
Please be honest!

(first pic is the newer...sorter hair )

Oh yeah, I would not even question that you were not a woman. You look great!

Quote from: Aibhilín on October 27, 2017, 07:11:17 PM
I try not to look around when i'm outside just incase I do see someone staring or even looking at me. I'm still really young and transitioned early, but I still feel like I have dude features, especially height (I'm 5'11). I do also have hair long enough so that it touches my bum, but all of that goes out of the window if I see someone looking at me, it instantly means ''CHRIST THEY'VE CLOCKED ME!'' in my head, haha. Probably doesn't help that i'm also whiter than printer paper. All of your other 'weirdnesses' or 'unusual' features mean nothing when you're trans, as you feel like the only reason people could be looking at you if because you're trans.

I do the same thing. I've only just started to go out pretty feminine looking after being on HRT and hiding it for three years. I wish I could read people's minds. I so want to know if they think of me just as a woman, or if they're clocking me.

One thing I've noticed is that people don't really look at me funny when I talk to them (and I use my normal male voice)  or stare or look when I'm just walking around. I can't figure out if that's because I look normal.... or like a guy or what. My best friend says I look like a lady, but I don't see it myself. I wish so badly I could have some kind of confirmation from just a stranger.