Blehhhh trying again because I do really want advice. Have been dealing with less altercations in public when I do go out (hasn’t been much the last few weeks though) but I still stand out like a sore thumb and see a lot of people pointing at me even if there’s no aggressive reaction. I’ve been thinking of trying to dress more summer-y but idk, more looking on advice for blending in first before any attempts at getting gendered female?
>40046621
Your hair suits best in the bottom left pics it’s really pretty. Really recommend doing more with your eyes makeup-wise, even if it’s just lashes.
>40046428
I’m not really too sure. Makeup obviously would benefit, again eyes are a really good way to distract from lower face but your lips are really nice and could use some attention? Your clothes are quite stereotypically "trans" but your body is good and can pull them off, choker and middle right fit still stand out though. Again have no clue how well you pass irl but only thing that stands out as a next step for you is makeup.
>>40045519
Girlmode, doofus.
>40045330
They do slightly BUT you pass literally everywhere else (that’s photographed) and I think you need to chill a bit. One disliked feature doesn’t clock you as a whole.
>40045202
Would need to see current hair length and a picture taken at eye level but you’ve got one of those round faces that’d decently pass with 2 years hrt and bangs if you do the minimum amount of effort.
>40044837
Based on this, I think so but get your hair growing out immediately and get a laser sesh booked by 6 months hrt.
>40044735
Take hrt for 6 months and come back and take an eye level selfie with your chin up. In all honesty I imagine you can, start learning some makeup basics and shape your eyebrows I can imagine you passing with your current hair and enough time.
>40044456
100% isn’t her but she was super lovely to me early trans on here, I hope she’s well.