Anonymous
(ID: ja/6kP63)
10/12/2025, 7:39:03 AM
No.518686156
>>518686325
>>518686364
>>518686483
>>518686486
>>518686513
>>518686558
>>518686678
>>518686899
>>518687078
>>518687182
>>518687183
>>518687249
>>518687302
>>518687305
>>518687347
>>518687361
>>518687474
>>518687486
>>518687589
>>518687596
>>518687762
>>518688014
>>518688116
>>518688121
>>518688347
>>518688591
>>518689014
>>518689424
>>518689498
>>518689566
>>518690077
>>518690244
>>518690470
>>518690675
>>518690740
>>518690797
>>518690886
>>518691104
>>518691116
>>518691611
>>518691778
>>518693845
Fixing My Hormones Cured My Lesbianism
Former lesbian who is now exclusively attracted to men, here's what happened.
I have a fraternal twin brother, so I almost certainly had more in utero testosterone exposure than average. As a teen, I started feeling attraction towards other women.
When I was 23, I decided to see if I could "shift" my sexuality. I had read multiple comments on r/detrans about sexuality changing due to HRT, posts by women with PCOS which mentioned similar phenomenon, and threads on 4chan about gender dysphoria being treated with antipsychotics. I wanted to see if I could do something similar. I never saw being gay as a point of pride and knew my life would be better if I was straight. My program was:
>Pharmaceutical grade anti-androgens (spironolactone cured my "permanent" cystic acne within two weeks and finasteride immediately gave me immensely nice hair)
>Took herbs that boost follicle stimulating hormone and female libido (Fenugreek and Shatavari)
>Repeated positive affirmations to myself.
>I started taking freeze-dried bovine organs (liver, brain, bone marrow, ovarian, and mammary - still take them in lower doses)
Over the span of 8 months, I slowly lost all attraction to women and it was replaced with physical attraction towards men. It was a fascinating experience, as I hadn't previously ever felt that way.
I don't think that this would work for all lesbians. Some are just too hormonally butch and some are "political lesbians" who hate men. I have dated the latter and you can't fix them. Simps have no idea how bad they really are. But there's probably a lot like me who have hormones that are a bit imbalanced. My bloodwork shows that my DHT is now permanently in the normal range and my liver enzymes have also improved. I also have better periods (which may be TMI, but figured that I'd share).
I really believe there is nothing that willpower and time can't conquer. All you have to do is believe in God and consistently fight for something.
I have a fraternal twin brother, so I almost certainly had more in utero testosterone exposure than average. As a teen, I started feeling attraction towards other women.
When I was 23, I decided to see if I could "shift" my sexuality. I had read multiple comments on r/detrans about sexuality changing due to HRT, posts by women with PCOS which mentioned similar phenomenon, and threads on 4chan about gender dysphoria being treated with antipsychotics. I wanted to see if I could do something similar. I never saw being gay as a point of pride and knew my life would be better if I was straight. My program was:
>Pharmaceutical grade anti-androgens (spironolactone cured my "permanent" cystic acne within two weeks and finasteride immediately gave me immensely nice hair)
>Took herbs that boost follicle stimulating hormone and female libido (Fenugreek and Shatavari)
>Repeated positive affirmations to myself.
>I started taking freeze-dried bovine organs (liver, brain, bone marrow, ovarian, and mammary - still take them in lower doses)
Over the span of 8 months, I slowly lost all attraction to women and it was replaced with physical attraction towards men. It was a fascinating experience, as I hadn't previously ever felt that way.
I don't think that this would work for all lesbians. Some are just too hormonally butch and some are "political lesbians" who hate men. I have dated the latter and you can't fix them. Simps have no idea how bad they really are. But there's probably a lot like me who have hormones that are a bit imbalanced. My bloodwork shows that my DHT is now permanently in the normal range and my liver enzymes have also improved. I also have better periods (which may be TMI, but figured that I'd share).
I really believe there is nothing that willpower and time can't conquer. All you have to do is believe in God and consistently fight for something.