Is there any point in staying on estrogen when I'm tall, have broad shoulders, massive hands/feet...

is there any point in staying on estrogen when I'm tall, have broad shoulders, massive hands/feet, and have a huge skull?

sometimes I look okay in selfies, but irl I just look like a weird dude

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Having some fem features from estrogen is better than having no fem features.

post selfie for proof youre not just bdd

unless youre a transbian the answer is probably yes you should stay on hrt

I'm OP and I'm not bdd. most people here tell me that I don't pass

I'm tall af too, is it over?

I don't know about you but as an ur-hon estrogen still made me happier/more focused

I'm in the same boat op. 6ft2, size 13 feet. Hands like Facehuggers, urukhai warrior forehead and the shoulders of a rugby player.

People think I'm attractive af though cause I have pretty features and a pleasant demeanor and for a man/twinkhon I'm very pretty.

If I masculinised any further I'd be very sad though. I am at peace being this captivating androgynous monstrosity.

>pretty
>twinkhon

giwtwm

Once you take the hormones your body will never be back to how it was, you botched your own body and will most probably grow a huge depression because you can neither be a man nor a womxn.
People should start thinking better what they fucking do to their bodies, bodies only have one use, once you mutilate it it will stay that way and never grow back.

those aren't criterias for me to find a female attractive

thank god I'll never grow a penis back

Most men on hrt are going to end up looking like a weird dude. Some men still think it’s worth it because hrt makes them feel better in the long run.

Do you feel better on hrt than you did?

- If yes, keep taking.
- If no, then stop, you are just giving yourself un-necessary health risks and fucking up your endocrine system for no reason.

Why is this hard?

I wanted to be beautiful and thought that I could I guess? maybe it was because of a porn addiction or something? I saw timelines on youtube when I was a teenager and thought that I could look as pretty as some of those women, but I didn't get the results I wanted. people gender me as female, but sometimes with hesitation and I can tell some are uncomfortable around me

since transitioning I've been more anxious, unmotivated, depressed, and my metabolism has gone down considerably.

For girls like you your whole purpose in life is getting used and called both a failed male and a failed woman while you get pounded.

you can be pretty in your own way, trannies are like another race of women

imagine being an huge bodonkers african woman and thinking you can be a tiny japanese lady

Merry 9/11 to all the reppers and losers above.
To answer your question, I saw at least two very tall, broad-shouldered girls today, ones whose ratios were definitely in the middle of the men's range, and you know what?
I didn't even think for a second that they were trans. Tall, broad shouldered girls exist, guys, they're not particularly abnormal. Hell, you been over on the sexy women board lately? They post thirst threads over wide-shouldered, muscular, masculine cis women all the goddam time.
With a little effort, HRT, female socialization, and maybe voice training, you can pass even with a big bulky boy skeleton.

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Ok, so your expectations were not met, you know now that most mtf trans will not look like the YouTube timelines, the idealized before/afters, etc. including you. Reality sinks in. There’s always going to be that hesitation with how people perceive you, you are probably visibly trans. It will be this times 100 with relationships, your dating pool shrank a lot with the decision to transition, that’s just how it is.

So now you are where you are. And the question still holds. Do you feel better on hrt than you’d feel without it? If so, keep on taking it, see a therapist about adjusting your expectations and continuing on the transgender journey with more realistic, attainable goals. If not, get off hrt and rebuild your life from here. Some counseling & therapy with either choice may help you figure things out better.

honestly I don't even know anymore. a part of me is afraid of stopping hrt because I don't want to start losing my hair or anything. but I haven't been able to go to work comfortably and I've put on weight since starting.

Weight gain is a normal side effect, many find it desirable depending where the weight goes, like hips/thighs. If you are having trouble going to work comfortably and don’t know how you feel, please see someone for counseling, you need to figure this out sooner rather than later.

is there any hope for me?

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literal passoid....

it's over for me guise