You're already pretty, but you're going to be stunning after the first few months of hormone therapy.
How long do you want your hair?
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You're already pretty, but you're going to be stunning after the first few months of hormone therapy.
How long do you want your hair?
Thank you, honestly idk maybe shoulders length idk yet I'll just experiment
Yeah! Figuring out what works for you is half the fun!
Waiting a couple of years while your hair grows is the not-fun half. XD
Yeah, why does it take so long? And it's great feeling when I look at my picture and smile for the first time <3
I know that was a rhetorical question, but it's actually kind of fascinating. Hairs are tubes of dead, fully-keratinized epilitheal cells, so the limiting factor for hair growing speed is the rate at which those specialized skin cells can be reproduced. In short, your hair only grows as fast as your skin. =D
Anyways, it's always awesome to see trans people smiling. I hope you get the Day-1 rush of gender euphoria when you start your hormone therapy like I did. πΊ
Thanks, just thinking about starting HRT (in a vacuum) makes me happy, but then I go back to earth and become scared because what if others see what to say to them and how to explain myself.
I had the exact same fear, and I let it keep me from starting E for way too long, but it's turned out to be wholly unfounded so far.
I'm almost two years in and I can tell you that allocishet folks never notice things they aren't expecting to see. I can wear tight jeans and pad my bra out to C-cups, but unless I'm wearing a blouse and a skirt I won't even get second glances, much less questions. Heck, most furries don't realize it until I point at my tits. XD
this is first time I was able to look at myself and see androgynous /fem person and it makes me happy
Hell yeah! You honestly look androgynous to me, and growing out your hair would put you solidly in the femme range to me. You look great now and I honestly imagine you'll be beautiful after your transition.
Yeah, idk this look I find more fem than I used to be with short hair but obviously I am not talking about "passing", unfortunately, but one day. I can't wait one day to graduate find a job somewhere far away from home and start transitioning. πππ©·
You first of all look great! Secondly, it's really brave of you to put your face on the internet like that. I'd want to get criticism of my own, but wouldn't feel secure even under a throwaway account that I delete afterwards.
Thanks, honestly whenever you are ready you don't have to post yourself if you don't want to π©·ππ. And honestly I am scared to post myself on more mainstream platforms like reddit, tiktok etc but fedi is great to me because noone I know uses it and I can be myself without fear of outing myself to wrong person.
Thanks for sharing <3 Being able to see your own potential is really hard, so it's great that you can!
You have nice soft features that I think will work super well in a feminine face. You are going to love what HRT can do for you.
Thanks <3 <3
Youβre beautiful and will only get more stunning with time!
Itβs not easy, but youβre doing it and weβre proud of you <3
Thanks, it is nice being able to smile when looking at myself for the first time
Grats on the happiness with that!
Been growing my hair out from always having a buzz cut most recently and it does feel great to me. I am wanting to express myself in a more feminine way and it really is a great start and wonderful feeling seeing the progress when I look in the mirror!
:)