Quote from: freespeechz on September 01, 2008, 12:27:31 AMWell it wasn't of a transguy, which is probably why. It was of a cisgirl who tried to be a body builder, and so got lots of T, and then decided she wanted to be a pornstar, so girl body, huge clit.
Ew. I don't like the "chicks with dicks" thing. Not really appealing. Transgirls are the one exception but I'd prefer they keep their peckers concealed. And fortunately a lot of transgirls don't want their genitals to be part of the picture.
Posted on: September 01, 2008, 10:30:38 AM
Quote from: sneakersjay on September 01, 2008, 07:28:36 AMFor me there was no debate, not once I truly realized I was trans and that transition was possible. I met a guy who transitioned nearly 10 years ago, and he is so male, 100% guy. That is what I want. If I'm overly hairy, cool! If I go bald, well, I'm a guy. It happens. Clit growth? Well, it's not a penis but will have to do. Looking at fully transitioned guys clinched it for me.
Before I knew/admitted I was trans, I'd find pics of guy's anatomy and think, if that's all I get, why bother? I'd also see their hairy legs and bellys and think EEWWW! But then, I couldn't see the rest of their pics to see that they looked MALE. I was imagining I'd look like a hairy woman, and that was NOT appealing.
Truly I had no idea that transitioning and passing 100% as male was even possible, but when I realized the results with T were fantastic, I knew I was going to take it.
Now that my estrogen-producing parts are gone, I hope I'll start to see more of T's effects. The main effect I've had so far is like a total calming zen has come over me. I'm pretty laid back in general, but can be intense at times. T really has helped in that regard. Possibly it's just that I'm so comfortable in my own skin, and I'm becoming myself for the first time. Don't really know, don't really care. All I know is that I LOVE T!!
Jay
I feel the same way.
When I see both bioguys and their anatomy my insides melt with grief. I keep thinking, "That will never be me." Especially since they're almost always 5 inches taller than me or more. I know; there is such a thing as being too tall...

But seriously. I just wish I could fix that. Fortunately for me, I think I am having my last or one of my last growth spurts. My knees are pink and my limbs ache. What makes things hard for me is that I want a body that's something like Tom Hanks (before he got a little fatter for Charlie Wilson's War). An average guy, around 6 foot, not fat, not skinny, not buff, not scrawny... I want to blend into the crowd as an average man... so average that if a man or woman loves me they love me for my heart, not for my strange body.
Right now my body proportions are very much like Nichole Richie's, except I am an inch or two taller.

It doesn't feel good to look like an anorexic whatever-her-profession-is. Fortunately, I think my legs are bigger and obviously I'm hairier, but also more pale in skin tone.
Post transition I can hope to pass off as a short homo, sort of like Chris Crocker. Hopefully I'll be hairier than him, though, and you wouldn't catch me dead in aquamarine eye liner.

It just bugs me. I want my body to have that wide stance. This picture shows off a physique I wouldn't mind having.


Heheh. Love the bunny ears, Steve.
As soon as I saw guys on T, I was amazed. "That can happen for me," I said. But then I realized that most of those guys were tall BEFORE T, looked like guys BEFORE T, had big proportions BEFORE T... I am the only transguy I've ever known who's bones show right through the skin.