Tight jeans and hoodies were my go-to early on. I hope you can reach a point where you dont have to hide from family or anyone.
Karamo from Queer Eye says you let people in instead of coming out because youre the one with the power to understand yourself more than anyone else and your feelings are final. No one has the power to accept or deny you except those you decide to let in. You set those boundaries and be yourself and be comfortable too. Anyone else can get the hell over it.
Letting people in instead of coming out. I like that. That’s a much better way of wording it and keeping the power with us. I love it, thanks for sharing
Thank you for the kind words
I personally find tight jeans, and jeans in general, to be uncomfortable but you do you
Maybe things that other people can’t see like wearing a sports bra and women’s underwear beneath your clothes? That’s what helped me at first. Also shaving body hair in places that won’t be visible if that troubles you too
Thank you for the advice
I cant use it, but thank you for the advice
One thing I’ve done is wear women’s clothing that can pass as a guy’s. Like I have a green plaid blouse that I used to wear to work before the pandemic made us go remote. Or women’s jeans, though those are a bit harder to be sneaky about.
Another good option are cute, colorful socks.Sadly the only one I have is an Eevee sweatshirt
One I ordered on accident and not even to pass as fem, but it does its job and I love it(even if its hot as fuck outside)
I just remembered another subtle thing I’ve done in the past: wear light mascara. If it’s light enough it will feminize your eyes but most people won’t realize that you have it on.
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I do shave my arms and legs and yeah, nobody notices
Thanks for the advice
I’ll use it when I can, but I cant rn
Long hair helps me a lot.
I am growing my hair out so I agree
Fuck my hairline so much. I miss my long hair every day :(
I feel that. My hair started to fall out when I was barely 20. Luckily it was slow enough that it didn’t start to be noticeable until my late 20s. It was making me incredibly anxious and depressed.
I finally started taking finasteride about a year ago and my hair has now finally stopped shedding. I also see peach fuzz starting to grow around my hairline again and it has made me feel so much better about myself.
I would strongly recommend talking to a doctor about it if it’s causing you that much pain. They can easily give you a prescription for it.I actually heard about that on a random comedy podcast and it’s been stuck in my head for a little while now. The way the guy talked about sounded pretty interesting. Does it really start to regrow new / old follicles?
I should preface this by saying I’m not a medical doctor and cannot give medical advice. This is all just what I’ve looked up myself and my own personal experience. Your mileage may vary and I would strongly recommend talking to a doctor.
Yep! It does this by breaking down the form of testosterone that causes hair loss (dihydrotestosterone or DHT for short). And over time your follicles will start to come back to life. Though you have a limited amount of time because if the follicles are attacked long enough they will die. And at that point they will not come back.
If you’re in the states your insurance probably won’t cover it (they didn’t for me), but thankfully it’s not stupid expensive. Plus if you check out that billionaire’s pharmacy, you can get it for very cheap compared to a regular pharmacy. That’s what I did.
I saw some ideas recently in a similar post: could try improving your skin care routine, wearing sunscreen, putting on body lotion after shower, paint nails, get ears pierced, etc. I’ll try to find this other post I’m thinking of
