I've been having stuff happen fairly rough because of confusing gender bidnastiness and whatever in addition to a move after my first year in high school from a town I've lived in forever. I'm trying to set goals and whatever to distract myself from the move by going to a convention dressed as a fictional character of the opposite sex. It's kind of really dumb but I'm going to try my darndest to be able to pass despite my relatively burly build. Are there any advice or whatever for this?
Shave your face, until it is really smooth, I've found eletric razors to work the best when doing so as it avoids irritating your skin (at least not as much as a razor would), and you can smear just a little bit of red/orange lipstick over it once you're finished to cover up that dark blue / black tone that beard leaves on your face. Use padding to get a more feminine figure.
You should check this: http://www.seahorsesoc.org/resources...r-passing.html
I'm going to see if I can't talk to my mom tonight about scheduling an appointment with my therapist. I know what I want down now. And I'm going to get it done.
I can't stand just sitting around like this anymore. I don't care if I get fired or not. If I have to move, well that just might be better for me anyway.
I've come to the conclusion that HRT isn't really what I wanted. So instead I have chosen to take the path of plastic surgery to look more feminine. I certainly hope none of you look down on me for that, but I want to look like a girl. Even if I am a guy. My therapist will help me get started in the right direction, and I'll be able to talk about a few other things I've been having problems with.
HRT would still make your face look more feminine and it would also help with the body, why not do it? Or is it because you don't want to go full time, just to have a more feminine look?