Now, if we skip the hands and go for the buttocks, I definitely have something there which as a guy was embarassing.

Quote from: Cassi on March 05, 2018, 12:51:45 PM
Now, if we skip the hands and go for the buttocks, I definitely have something there which as a guy was embarassing.

Hamster hands plus a hamster butt; that would be embarrassing😀

Quote from: kitchentablepotpourri on March 05, 2018, 03:05:11 PM
Hamster hands plus a hamster butt; that would be embarrassing😀

Thanks a lot!  I almost choked laughing at this comment.  No, I meant to convey that I've always had kind of a feminine butt.  I remember back in college after the military, I was kneeling down to get to bottom file cabinet and a woman tells me I have a cute ass. 

Now, as my niece says, it's getting more and more "Perkier".

And the hands are more catspawish now

I'm 6'5", so naturally I'm going to have bigger hands. My Length is off the chart at 210mm, but my width is the 2nd smallest at 105mm.

Every cis woman I've met as tall or taller than me (I've only met 6), have had larger feet than me. I'm a US Women's 13 / men's 11/11½.

Quote from: Sydney_NYC on March 05, 2018, 03:58:10 PM
I'm 6'5", so naturally I'm going to have bigger hands. My Length is off the chart at 210mm, but my width is the 2nd smallest at 105mm.

Every cis woman I've met as tall or taller than me (I've only met 6), have had larger feet than me. I'm a US Women's 13 / men's 11/11½.

And we all look up to you!

Just kidding with ya!

A friend of mine was 6' something but had been a POW in North Vietnam for five years.  He had the smallest hands I had ever seen on a man and was a Green Beret.  The malnutrition he suffered as a POW certainly had an effect on him.

Can you add a inches one of this survey so idiots such as myself can play?

Cassi;
Done
JudithLynn

Quote from: judithlynn on March 06, 2018, 06:39:14 PM
Cassi;
Done
JudithLynn

Thank you Sweetie!!!!

Second category of both for me - 6.9 and 3.9 inches

Quote from: pamelatransuk on March 08, 2018, 04:25:45 AM
Second category of both for me - 6.9 and 3.9 inches

Happy "Month" day! 

I couldn't wait for a month to pass so I could say, look what's happened, lol.  Now 2 months!

Thank you Cassi and congratulations on 2 months+

Quote from: Cassi on March 04, 2018, 11:12:02 PM
I thought only drug dealers use the metric system?

Quote from: KathyLauren on March 05, 2018, 07:59:46 AM
It's more like everyone in the workd except non-drug-dealing Americans.   

You calling me a drug dealer?
As a pharmacist, everything I do at work is metric

When I worked retail I used to tell people that I sold drugs for a living.  Only thing I miss about it. Kinda miss giving flu shots too.

Medicine uses metric.  When everyone posts their E and T levels etc here they all all measured in metric units. 

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I have small hands for my height, but I'm 6'4" (193cm).

Quote from: TonyaW on March 09, 2018, 07:24:15 AM
You calling me a drug dealer?
As a pharmacist, everything I do at work is metric

When I worked retail I used to tell people that I sold drugs for a living.  Only thing I miss about it. Kinda miss giving flu shots too.

Medicine uses metric.  When everyone posts their E and T levels etc here they all all measured in metric units. 

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Aha!  That explains your adversion to Mayo!!!!!

One of the several "Trans Ironies" I live with are the big hands. Not meaty muscular hands, far from it. Hands more like they got put through a clothes wringer, long, fat, and flat. Forget any slip on bracelets. Then add in big feet with a big arch and extra bones, balding since 14, and more.

I'm a mess 

Im glad I have small hands and feet but when I was younger my size caused some dysphoria because some family members constantly pointed out how much smaller I was than my brother. A few times my uncle commented on how small my hands and feet were and told my dad to take me to a Dr and get growth hormones before it was too late and I was stuck being a " scrawny runt".  And once when I was 16 my mom grabbed my hand and put it up to hers and she said " you're 16 and you have smaller hands than me. That's just sad! You have messed up genetics anyway so I think the fact you're so small is part of that."  The sad thing is that being small helped with my transition but at the time it made me feel like even more of a freak so I hated it.

Quote from: Julia1996 on March 10, 2018, 09:54:11 AM
Im glad I have small hands and feet but when I was younger my size caused some dysphoria because some family members constantly pointed out how much smaller I was than my brother. A few times my uncle commented on how small my hands and feet were and told my dad to take me to a Dr and get growth hormones before it was too late and I was stuck being a " scrawny runt".  And once when I was 16 my mom grabbed my hand and put it up to hers and she said " you're 16 and you have smaller hands than me. That's just sad! You have messed up genetics anyway so I think the fact you're so small is part of that."  The sad thing is that being small helped with my transition but at the time it made me feel like even more of a freak so I hated it.

"F", that was a terrible thing for your mother to say to you!  And "D", half your genes are from her!

Measuring from the first crease of the wrist to the very tip of my middle finger I got 195 mm.

I guess the line between my hand and wrist probably means that same crease, and its apex to the thumb side endpoint were the hand were to be cut off along that line. However, I couldn't figure out which point along which side of the hand to use as the other endpoint, so I finally decided to use the spot at the knuckle of the pinky because it's the farthest away.

That gave me "less than 95 mm," which seems a bit weird...

Hi Zirconia;
If you look at the question of the poll. The measurement of the length of the hand is from the wrist crease to the end of your longest finger. In my case thats my  second finger from  the thumb side.
Judith

Quote from: judithlynn on March 12, 2018, 07:19:21 PM
Hi Zirconia;
If you look at the question of the poll. The measurement of the length of the hand is from the wrist crease to the end of your longest finger. In my case thats my  second finger from  the thumb side.
Judith

I think there's a misunderstanding here.  First, each hand has only four fingers as the Thumb isn't called a Finger at least here in the US.  However, the expression here has been that if someone gives you "The Finger", it's the one that has two digits on each side of it.  For the sake of argument we hopefully can agree to each hand formed has five digits (4 fingers and 1 thumb).

Also, the end finger or smallest one, in most cases, is called "The Pinky" for whatever reason.  Hence the middle finger would be the second finger from the Thumb, or the 3rd finger from the Pinky