#hrt experience

[evilghostwizard]

Interesting HRT Changes (I take Testosterone)

- I do not enjoy music the same way because I do not feel emotions the same way

- emotions are more intense, spuratic and come in small bursts

- motivation to do things is hirer and more consistent

- pain tolerance is lower

- apathy is easier to come by

- tmi. But my defication is smoother and more frequent

- stinky... Very stinky all the time... Very potent boy smell

- food craving changes (predominantly fruit/sugar to predominantly meat/protien)

- I do not cry much anymore and when I do it stings my eyes

- my tattoo artists say my skin is thicker

- head empty sometimes... No thoughts.. only stare blankly into nothing

- I can no longer ignore sexual attractions I was avoiding before HRT (if you go on T prepare for hidden things to make themselves known)

[cheeseandstrawberrytartlover]

10.5 months on T

This is going to be very personal so feel free to keep scrolling! :)

First off, no my sexuality has not changed, I am still aceflux. (If you know what I am referring to, you get a cookie)

My libido and hunger has calmed down lately which is great.

Over the few months I am on T, I have noticed that I lost weight and put on new weight on different parts of my body. My thin waist has vanished that had made my body somewhere between a pear and hourglass shape. My torso has adapted to a more rectangular shape, especially after my boobs had shrunk and my shoulders had widened.

I am losing weight and gaining muscles much faster and rapidly since I go on walks everyday and bring fire wood inside.

My overall confidence has boosted to a point where I no longer feel the need to ALWAYS wear a binder outside my home.

I sweat more often and am rarely cold anymore.

My beard growth and acne are stabilising as well, but it will definitely take more time.

I am on a high dose of Testosterone and my surgeon appointment is next month.

[shamebats]

[blakelovely3]

Do you want an early Christmas present ? 🍆💦

[pierbi8]

Does my girl dick look cute soft 🥰🤪

[chrissy-kaos]

Not half bad for a 36 year old right?

[andrestheforestgremlin]

Now that my voice has gotten a lot lower on testosterone (I'm close to 4 months so it might still go down) all I want to do is sing dwarven songs

[thisisstillme]

Nausea and New Beginnings: My HRT Journey Finally Starts

Last week, I left you at the point where I had managed to bag a telephone appointment that very morning to talk to my doctor. She called me just after 10 a.m., apologising for the blood pressure machine not working properly. She said she didn’t want to put me on blood pressure medication yet but wanted to keep an eye on it. I could feel the lump in my throat growing as I told her I was confident…

[yurtgirlsophie0]

Out of 10 what would you rate my girldick?

[andylnnpayne]

You'll meet your favourite transgirl🏳️‍⚧️🥵🥵🥵

[evilghostwizard]

so HRT has done something new for me. Now when a horrible thing happens that would usually shatter my reality and make me catatonic, instead of all that, I just say "it iz wat it iz" and then I make myself coffee. HRT doing magic shit out here fr fr

[medusa-fem]

Gender dysphoria is a mental illness, and like all other mental illnesses the best road to treatment often is long and tiring. Treating HRT & cosmetic surgery as a bandaid for everyone with gender dysphoria is delusional when in any other case a doctor wouldn't suggest spending thousands to massively alter your body as a means to treat your mental condition.

An ethical approach to treatment should be one step at a time, and it should take work, it should take effort, and it will be so much more worth it than permanently changing your body and risking medical complications due to a mental health condition. Some trans people need to transition if no other treatment helps, but I really think therapy would solve most of the new cases of gender dysphoria we see springing up in young adults, teens, or even children. Treatment should be the lowest harm first, progressing to more extreme measures (like transition) once other options have failed, not transition first and then therapy for years after to solve the issues transitioning never really fixed.

[shamebats]

Some comments from an interesting Reddit thread I came across

[itsmichellealter]

What do you guys think of the assassin look on me? 🥷

[blakelovely3]

Hope you’re hungry 🤤

[pierbi8]

Who wants some milk 🍼🍭