04-02-2023, 01:08 AM
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Ok…let’s take this bit by bit…I couldn’t agree more about BO v HRT. The latter is faster and maybe more complete, but the dangers aren’t worth it.
Yes, my jeans are tighter in the hips and I do find myself taking shorter strides, and yes I’ve caught myself walking with a bit of a hip away. The last two have nothing to do with BO, IMO. I think it’s cultural, meaning that I’m very focused on women and their movements, and their language and I find myself copying what I see.
In my earlier posts, I stopped. Part due to the emotional rollercoaster, part due to the rapid transitioning, and part due to being mis-gendered quite often.
I wasn’t dressing fully in women’s clothes and accessories, it was more androgynous. At least two or three times a week I was addressed as a woman.
6 months? It really all depends on one’s starting point. If one is starting with more feminine features…then sure, how one puts themselves together, you might pass some, but not all.
I’ve started back up with my regimen and in no time the familiar aches and pains have returned. Like I said in earlier posts…Aromatase doesn’t stop, ever. So if you build up enough, your body may just carry on.
When you hit that emotional stage, you’ll know it, ‘cause you’ll be all over the place! Have a therapist handy to help you through.
Ok…let’s take this bit by bit…I couldn’t agree more about BO v HRT. The latter is faster and maybe more complete, but the dangers aren’t worth it.
Yes, my jeans are tighter in the hips and I do find myself taking shorter strides, and yes I’ve caught myself walking with a bit of a hip away. The last two have nothing to do with BO, IMO. I think it’s cultural, meaning that I’m very focused on women and their movements, and their language and I find myself copying what I see.
In my earlier posts, I stopped. Part due to the emotional rollercoaster, part due to the rapid transitioning, and part due to being mis-gendered quite often.
I wasn’t dressing fully in women’s clothes and accessories, it was more androgynous. At least two or three times a week I was addressed as a woman.
6 months? It really all depends on one’s starting point. If one is starting with more feminine features…then sure, how one puts themselves together, you might pass some, but not all.
I’ve started back up with my regimen and in no time the familiar aches and pains have returned. Like I said in earlier posts…Aromatase doesn’t stop, ever. So if you build up enough, your body may just carry on.
When you hit that emotional stage, you’ll know it, ‘cause you’ll be all over the place! Have a therapist handy to help you through.