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Started by JenAco, June 09, 2015, 03:02:43 PM

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JenAco

So the more I think about who I am the more I confuse myself. If I was to describe my desired end result it would be where I could change my body at will but since that's not an option let me ask you this:  could a fairly masculine guy do hrt and end up more feminine but still pass as a guy?  Some days I'm perfectly content with my outward appearancestors but sometimes I'm not.  So id like to be able to express my feminine side when I want to.   majority of my issue stems from large muscles and body hair.    I'm still planning to see a therapist but just wanted to know if that's where you all fit into the gender spectrum or if I'm just crazy. 
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suzifrommd

Quote from: JenAco on June 09, 2015, 03:02:43 PM
So the more I think about who I am the more I confuse myself. If I was to describe my desired end result it would be where I could change my body at will but since that's not an option let me ask you this:  could a fairly masculine guy do hrt and end up more feminine but still pass as a guy?

There are quite a few people I know on this site who have presented male for a number of years while on HRT. The biggest obstacle seems to be the breasts. If you're blessed with ample boobage, it becomes hard to hide.
Have you read my short story The Eve of Triumph?
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JenAco

I guess I'll just have to do my best to pass when the time comes.  Trust me if i was more feminine than i am now id still not be feminine. Eventually it won't matter but right now is not a good time my life is hectic enough.  I'm sure my question is silly but thanks for the info
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suzifrommd

Quote from: JenAco on June 09, 2015, 09:41:30 PM
I guess I'll just have to do my best to pass when the time comes.  Trust me if i was more feminine than i am now id still not be feminine. Eventually it won't matter but right now is not a good time my life is hectic enough.  I'm sure my question is silly but thanks for the info

No, Jen. Not silly at all. It's worth considering all sorts of things to bring your gendered life into balance.
Have you read my short story The Eve of Triumph?
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Hardyharhar

for me its something I look forward too, the build up to who I'm going to be, I'm still presenting as a male role at the moment, but quietly I'm growing my hair out, my natural nails and coating them with clear strengthening polish, have my ears pierced, occasionally paint my toenails and just wear socks around people I dont feel comfortable showing at this time. I'm in contact with a gender therapist but it will be a good 7 months before I go on HRT but I still wont be presenting as a woman. I need more time, more time to accept my height and frame and foot size, before I jump into being a woman full-time. HRT will reduce muscle mass keep that in mind, it can shape your body although its different for everyone I have seen some fantastic results. I take it baby steps and plan it out, its kind of a thrill like a work in progress too. Dont set expectations of how you will look.. I've only started learning to tell myself that ''I'm a big girl so I should have a big voice, feet, hands etc.'' I rather accept these things about my body then fight a war that CANNOT be won. in your case you can lose muscle and you can get rid of body hair. Passing is not always just about appearances also, its about how you hold yourself, the energy you throw out to the world, if that day you are feeling like being feminine and you throw out that energy people will pick up on that and vice versa. 
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JenAco

Thanks for your post I appreciate your point of view. I think that I could be happy somewhere in the middle of male and female but more feminine than masculine.  At this point I don't see getting any surgeries but I would like to try hrt.  Let me know how it goes and goof luck with your journey!
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