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Since my journey started, I've let everything happen at its own pace. I haven't forced anything. This week, I noticed that my mannerisms have gotten much more feminine. There's far more swish when walk now. I caught my reflection off a window, and saw I was standing with my hip popped out to the side, and I noticed a few times this morning I was talking with a higher pitch than I normally do.
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Quote from: Alana Ashleigh on June 04, 2026, 12:44:58 PMSince my journey started, I've let everything happen at its own pace. I haven't forced anything. This week, I noticed that my mannerisms have gotten much more feminine. There's far more swish when walk now. I caught my reflection off a window, and saw I was standing with my hip popped out to the side, and I noticed a few times this morning I was talking with a higher pitch than I normally do.
The swish when you are walking might have always been there to a degree but maybe you are starting to fill out in the upper thigh, hip area so it becomes more noticable? Are you measuring your body to track progress? I found that helped me when I first started out. Sadly When I switched from my pc to my mac I forgot about the spreadsheet and lost those measurements for good. It was good though once a month to measure all my measurements and track the progress. Worth doing.

I totally catch myself with the hip popped all the time. How strange that the body is subconciousy doing that. I bet there are other manerisms too. I play with my hair a lot more now even though its only just long enough for a pixie but I think that stems from the long wig. I have sort have developed muscle memory for it.
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Alana Ashleigh

Quote from: Stottie Girl on June 04, 2026, 03:54:17 PMThe swish when you are walking might have always been there to a degree but maybe you are starting to fill out in the upper thigh, hip area so it becomes more noticable? Are you measuring your body to track progress? I found that helped me when I first started out. Sadly When I switched from my pc to my mac I forgot about the spreadsheet and lost those measurements for good. It was good though once a month to measure all my measurements and track the progress. Worth doing.

I totally catch myself with the hip popped all the time. How strange that the body is subconciousy doing that. I bet there are other manerisms too. I play with my hair a lot more now even though its only just long enough for a pixie but I think that stems from the long wig. I have sort have developed muscle memory for it.


My hips and upper thighs have definitely filled out. I do a lot of lower body weight training as well. I did measure my hips a few months ago. My hips measured 41.5 inches if I remember correctly.
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Alana Ashleigh

I was out shopping after work this afternoon. As I was making my way around the store, I was hit with the feeling that I was very small, and I felt very vulnerable. I've mentioned on here before that I'm over 6'0, and I'm physically fit. I'm not exactly small and vulnerable. I did a bit of research, and it seems to be physiological and psychological. I'm curious if anyone else has experience anything similar to this.
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@Alana Ashleigh
Dear Alana:
I am 5 foot  3 inches and 120 pounds ...  I always feel very small but I have
a big personality and a strong will.
HUGS, Danielle
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Quote from: Alana Ashleigh on June 05, 2026, 07:49:00 PMI was out shopping after work this afternoon. As I was making my way around the store, I was hit with the feeling that I was very small, and I felt very vulnerable. I've mentioned on here before that I'm over 6'0, and I'm physically fit. I'm not exactly small and vulnerable. I did a bit of research, and it seems to be physiological and psychological. I'm curious if anyone else has experience anything similar to this.
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Quote from: Alana Ashleigh on June 05, 2026, 07:49:00 PMI was out shopping after work this afternoon. As I was making my way around the store, I was hit with the feeling that I was very small, and I felt very vulnerable. I've mentioned on here before that I'm over 6'0, and I'm physically fit. I'm not exactly small and vulnerable. I did a bit of research, and it seems to be physiological and psychological. I'm curious if anyone else has experience anything similar to this.

Honestly since transition I wish I could feel more vulnerable as its kinda, well wrongly in reality, associated with womanhood. I guess i personally feel more delicate and see a softness, say looking at my hands or body. So something changed with HRT. Out there though I still hold in my head a quite tough, alpha sense of being. I think it because living in a rough area for a while and having been assaulted a couple of times, I'm ready to take anyone out at any moment, thats never gone.

Alana Ashleigh

I've been having a hard day today. I got hit with dysphoria being out and about, and it has me feeling down. The last time I got hit by dysphoria, it was last fall. I was worried when I switched my work schedule for summer this would happen. Ugh
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I go shopping for pretty clothes to avoid feeling anxious.  Much cheaper than seeing a therapist!

Charlotte Kitty

Quote from: Alana Ashleigh on June 06, 2026, 06:24:40 PMI've been having a hard day today. I got hit with dysphoria being out and about, and it has me feeling down. The last time I got hit by dysphoria, it was last fall. I was worried when I switched my work schedule for summer this would happen. Ugh
I thibk that anything that brings your body down a bit like changes of schedule or problems can bring on dysphoria. Hope you cab build up some strenth and begin to feel better.

Love and hugs
Charlotte

Alana Ashleigh

Quote from: Charlotte Kitty on Yesterday at 05:05:00 AMI thibk that anything that brings your body down a bit like changes of schedule or problems can bring on dysphoria. Hope you cab build up some strenth and begin to feel better.

Love and hugs
Charlotte

Charlotte, I did a bit of research today, and it seems some of what I'm experiencing might be related to taking my hrt meds earlier than I was when I was working afternoons. I'm going to go back to taking them later in the afternoon, instead of early in the morning and see if that makes a difference.
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