Alguém começou a usar minoxidil na cara antes mesmo da T ? Teve algum ganho ?

UK based, looking for formal-ish trousers for work. Anyone know good mens brands that are a good fit for ftms?

I shaved it but dispite being pretty shitty i think it was the only thing helping me pass. Do i just have to keep the shitty goattee, well grow it back to pass.

In most posts I see no one has moistened lips and it’s pissing me off

im 15 and a year + 3 months on t but i think it's kinda low dose, do i pass/what can I do to pass better

Okay, so I bought this jacket during spring for winter but…I ain’t sure if I look more fem. I love it but haven’t had a chance to wear it much. My main problem is it being a tad long, though it looks more natural if I would be wearing my boots I think. Idk. Is there a way to make it more masculine if it does?

I don’t like zipping jackets but I put it in anyway because who knows

(Photo 4&5 is with it moved a bit up and not)

Edit: The jeans have been cropped, thanks for the feedback

hi guys,
im new here, i discovered my self only few months ago and im trying to look more masculine. i dye my eyebrows, i go to barbershop to cut my hair, i want to lift and do exercises. i will remove the antieyebrow on my cheek but i wont remove other piercings. i just want to know how others see me, im still working on my body and im losing weight. thanks for eventual replies :)
im sorry for my english but im italian

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I'm 21 and I've never been with a girl, even though I had plenty of opportunities. Now I see that it was because of dysphoria: I used to sabotage myself, and I still do. Fortunately, I can see that dysphoria eases with each surgery, even though perfectionism sometimes kicks in (I wish I had fewer scars, etc.). Does anyone have a similar experience?

I'm a stealth trans man. I legally changed my name at 15, and now, at 21, I've only told one friend that I'm trans. I feel like I can't talk about it properly because of dysphoria, but I see huge progress, since I managed to tell this friend, something that used to be impossible. It went from impossible to just really hard, haha.

But there are some important details: I live in the same city where I was born and raised, and everyone my age knows each other, even though it's a capital. So many of the people I met after my transition probably know I'm trans; the friend I told already knew. And you know what I've noticed? Nobody treats me differently. Because of that, it becomes kind of a taboo, and people pretend nothing happened (since I never bring it up).

So, to reiterate: do any other trans men relate?

ik i have feminine voice patterns (pitching up at the end of sentences instead of down) in this video, im still working on that

i dont mind if i sound young cuz i am 16

I do not pass well at all and I'm looking for some advice. I'm getting a haircut soon and I would like something more masculine. I like having my bangs this length but I'm worried they read as too feminine. Also are the glasses yea or nay? I'm mainly looking for haircut suggestions but any other advice would be appreciated too :-)

I'm going to the barber again in the near future and I figured I could ask opinions about what kind of a hairstyle would suit me best. The pictures show what type of hair styles I have typically had.

Problems :

Side hair – I feel like with more side hair it grows to look like a pixie cut in two days and I look like a lesbian. With no side hair it has more of a mullet vibe which gives again, lesbian 🕊️.

Back hair – I don't want to have a full on mullet but I have kept it a bit longer since I have weird hair pattern on the back and also I feel like my neck looked very small if I had a fade. However the mullet look does give off you know what.

Hair position– A year on T, my hairline has receeded a bit so I can even consider keeping my hair back. My face does get more out there that way so it's a bit terrifying. With hair commed entirely on the front I feel like I just look extremely young. I'm 22.

Oh and also my hair is straight, I use sea salt spray and sometimes curl it.

What are your go-to hairstyles for fighting the lesbian allegations? 😁 Moreover what should I ask for?

TLDR: I don't want to look like a lesbian help

20, can’t go on T for a lot of complicated reasons. i don’t mind reading as queer. im not even sure where i lay on the passing spectrum, honestly just any thoughts appreciated. ignore that my hair looks kind of a mess.

Ok y’all I need help, since starting T and a bad decision shaving with an eyebrow razor, my pubes have become really painful and prickly no matter the length. Keeping it down in certain areas helps with the pain and itch but not always. Right now I’m dealing with horrible razor burn right now. I use a two blade disposable razor but clearly it’s not helping like I hope :(. I wanted to know what y’all use to shave with and if anyone else has had this problem? Any tips are appreciated 😭🙏

i just started testosterone 2 weeks ago and i’m feeling pretty euphoric for the most part until i see myself in other ppls pictures idk if it’s just me but i hate when ppl take pictures of me bc i look feminine😭

Please find the program here

Hey everyone,

A few weeks ago, I made a post here responding to a discussion about how much lifting can help with developing a more masculine physique, with or without testosterone.

The response was overwhelmingly positive and quite a few people mentioned wanting to start going to the gym but not knowing where to begin. I intended to write up a beginner’s programme pack that weekend but life got in the way and I’ve only just gotten around to it.

I’ve called it Build Your Frame, dunno why, I just wanted to name it 😂.

It’s a simple three-day full-body programme designed around developing a V-taper. There’s also an optional fourth day for anyone who wants to give their legs some additional attention.

The programme is intentionally uncomplicated and is designed to be outgrown. It exists to get beginners into an easy routine of getting in the gym and comfortable with working out.

It’s important that I manage your expectations when it comes to this programme, this isn’t going to build you the most muscular or developed physique. It is just a starting point. You will see gains and growth, hopefully fall in love with the process and move on to more advanced routines as time goes on.

I also want to clarify something about my identity, I am transmasculine and I don’t specifically identify as a trans man. But being perceived or referred to as a man doesn’t feel alien to me. Most people in my life use he/him pronouns for me, and that feels just as natural as they/them or she/her. What I am very intentional about, however, is my masculine presentation.

A lot of my fitness journey has been about developing a physique that reflects that presentation. I think my experiences and training priorities overlap considerably with those of many trans men, even if our identities aren’t exactly the same. I have attached pictures of my physique to reinforce this point.

I also want to make sure that I hammer in this point: I am not against testosterone. I wish I was able to tolerate it better, I would still be on it if that was the case. But it is not currently an option for me or many others and we have to find ways to adapt our physical presentation in accordance.

I’m not a qualified personal trainer. I’m just someone who enjoys lifting, has spent a lot of time learning about it, and wanted to share something that might help people who are where I once was.

If any other experienced lifters want to review, add or even suggest revisions to the program, I am all ears.

Getting to be time for a haircut again. Wondering if I should do something different. My hair is fine and thinner than it used to be. I've been dying it darker, but starting to think I should go back to my natural color (greying reddish blonde). Feel like I look more feminine with lighter hair, but I dunno. First two are current at 6 weeks on t. Last one is pre t with natural color. What do yall think?

someone please help me find a new masculine haircut that suits my face 😭 i feel like everything always comes back to this and i'm sick n tired.

front and back camera (tattoo censored lol)

anything i can do to make them less noticeable? i know working out would do it but i'm not able to rn

I feel like dying my hair black and maybe getting beard/mustache dye would help but i just dont feel like i’m very masculine + i have big clear frame glasses so i plan on switching those, i just dont know how to look less feminine. (I’m 17 and havent gone on T yet due to my mother)

this is my best binder (that doesn't hurt), a regular t shirt, and my typical shorts. my brain is telling me that my chest and backside is incredibly obvious, and combined with my height (5'3), people can tell im stuck with a girl body. i know that i "pass" but the dysphoria is still killing me. any advice on minimizing the curves would be great

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I'm aware my fat distribution isn't helping me one bit and I'm open to workout suggestions to help look boxier