Breaking News: 2-Year HRT Update – "I Still Look Like a Guy"
In a shocking revelation, a transgender individual has shared their 2-year update on hormone replacement therapy (HRT), stating that despite significant physical changes, they still don’t look like a typical transgender person on HRT.
According to the individual, who wishes to remain anonymous, they began HRT two years ago as part of their gender affirmation journey. Since then, they have undergone significant changes, including the growth of facial hair, a deeper voice, and an increased sense of masculinity.
However, in a surprising twist, the individual still struggles with being perceived as male or female. They claim that, despite their physical changes, they often find themselves being mistaken for a biological male or, conversely, a non-binary individual.
"I thought for sure that after two years of HRT, I would finally start looking like a ‘typical’ transgender person," the individual said in an exclusive interview. "But the truth is, I still look like a guy. I’ve tried different hairstyles, makeup, and even dressing in more feminine clothing, but people still can’t seem to see me for who I am."
This groundbreaking revelation has sparked a heated debate within the transgender community, with many questioning the idea of a "typical" transgender look. Some argue that societal norms and expectations play a significant role in shaping how we perceive gender, while others suggest that the concept of a "typical" transgender person is inherently flawed.
"We need to stop trying to fit into societal norms and start embracing individuality," said Dr. [Name], a leading expert in transgender healthcare. "Every person’s transition is unique, and we should focus on celebrating diversity and self-expression rather than trying to conform to certain standards."
This update comes as a stark reminder that, despite significant progress in the fight for transgender rights, there is still much work to be done. As the individual so aptly put it, "Being transgender is not just about changing your body; it’s about changing how you’re perceived and treated by society."
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Hey guys I've been on HRT for just over 2 years now, to some people this is great news and sure I mean I'm happy with my progress I guess but I have gone through hell and back to just have people constantly clock me as a "guy on HRT" on discord, instagram etc. It doesn't matter really.
Here is me: https://imgur.com/a/37Fztoq
I'll go ask my trans friends or enby friends and they all say the same thing "you look like a woman to me" or "you pass" yet if that's so how come when I'm online with this profile picture or really any picture I use of myself I get asked if I am a trans woman? Clearly there is some disconnect with trans/lgbt friends and straight cis people. They just have this innate ability to clock me or something.
Almost daily, I struggle to look at myself in the mirror. Instead of seeing a woman looking back at me, I still see the old me just ever so slightly changed. I hope I don't sound ungrateful, not everybody can even access HRT and I am appreciative of that. It just sucks to…not pass. There's people on here that you would have no idea are trans with like 3 months of HRT meanwhile It's been 2 years for me and it has hardly changed people's perspective at all.
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