Quote from: BlueSloth on February 20, 2012, 12:12:25 AM
I know that feeling.  It's wonderful, isn't it.

Could it be because you're tired of people thinking of you as male?  I know in my case, being seen as female isn't correct either, but it's a refreshing change from being seen as male.

You do look quite androgynous in that picture.  I'm jealous

Tbh, I think if I could choise I'd have been born female, but still been adrogyne, only thing I'd miss out on was a good screamo voice lol

right now I have about 3 different things that I have to deal with, 4 if you include this, but this has been the only one that I can really find comfort in, I love it weirdly enough

Heh. If I had the choice I'd have been born male and still been neutrois, at the expense of a lovely soprano voice.

I wanted to take a picture and show off how lovely and red my hair was, but my webcam was like LOLNOPE.

Julian! You take the best pics! I'm jealous of how alright you look with style and presentation.

Ativan

I felt fairly dapper today, the one high point of it so far.



Crappy webcam picture is pretty crappy.

Very alright.

I want to take a hammer to my web cam. But it's still to new.
I should just do it anyways and get a better one.

Very alright. Yep.
Ativan

I'm very much enjoying the union flag, the braces and the coat - there is something a bit joy division about the look I reckon, I like it.

Quote from: Ativan on February 21, 2012, 02:03:52 PM
Julian! You take the best pics! I'm jealous of how alright you look with style and presentation.

Ativan

Haha, the only ones anyone sees are like the top 5%. Surprising as it may be, I'm generally not very photogenic.

Thank you, though.

I take literally thousands of photo's a year. Less than 5% pass the final cut. Of those, maybe 10% get printed and/or published.
It takes effort and time along with many try's to get the emotional tone that you set out for in a photo.
But when you do, the true beauty and emotion you tried to capture will come through.
It is the same as when a view catches your eye for a moment. Your mind takes the picture for you to remember.

Ativan

A recent photo of me. My male colleague took it for me. My usual outfit during winter.



Barbie~~

Nice Barbie 

Hi, I put my photo here, because I look andro now. I try something new, what do you think? I'm, now about 1 week off HRT so I have some unvanted face changes. 


Here I'm last month.

The headband, t-shirt, and the shadow on the upper lip give a decidedly male-ish impression.
I read the bottom picture as female.

Apollo, I love your hairstyle and also the braces. Very dapper indeed and definitely alright.   

Quote from: J S on January 02, 2012, 08:54:49 AM
not on hrt or anything yet...

wow so cute
you look just like an ex g/f

- Soph

No fair Picax2, thats' beyond alright, a smoking jacket moves it right up to suave and debonair.

So after about three years of oscillating between masculine and feminine expression/identity and everything in between, I've finally (with the help of my awesome friends from my college's LGBTUnion) realized I have a genderqueer identity and have for the present settled on an androgynous male expression. Really the "aha" moment for the latter came when I watched the first season of the L Word with Shane. A kind of long-haired butch expression really suits what I want to present as.

Anthropos, that's... all right!

Foosnark - help, please!  I tried to post a pic, under the 'You are...allright' thread, but I couldn't figure out how to do it.  I clicked on that little 'camera' icon, but I didn't understand what to do next.  Maybe I can't upload, from my tablet.  Thanks for any help you can offer (or anyone else, too!)  Thanks, Foosnark - JinJan.

I just answered my own question (above) - it appears that my inability to post a pic, has to do with 'post rankings' - looks like I have to wait awhile - couldn't tell if I have to wait until I have 15, or 50, posts - no biggie - it will happen, eventually!  Thanks, anyway - JinJan.

Quote from: Anthropos on April 17, 2012, 10:33:50 PM
So after about three years of oscillating between masculine and feminine expression/identity and everything in between, I've finally (with the help of my awesome friends from my college's LGBTUnion) realized I have a genderqueer identity and have for the present settled on an androgynous male expression. Really the "aha" moment for the latter came when I watched the first season of the L Word with Shane. A kind of long-haired butch expression really suits what I want to present as.

Looking good