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genetics, share your experience (quokk.au)

submitted 11 hours ago by erin@quokk.au to c/mtf@lemmy.blahaj.zone

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my mom have very smol breast, dad sister also same even after lactation soooo im have same? definitly i have same and im ok with it

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[–] kivihiili@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 4 hours ago

in order from what we most enjoy to least enjoy genetically, body-wise:

legs develop muscle like it's nothing, and fat goes there too with ease
very big, uh, rear end
quick breast development
- didn't start HRT super long ago, but breast development was noticed like literally two weeks after starting
- family has VERY large breasts, to the point size reduction surgery was needed to relieve back pain for an aunt
- also a bra is a must for us. bike rides without them are uh interesting to say the least (currently C cup size per a chart, more so B in reality)
femme looking face/eyelashes/jawline
- we passed before starting HRT, but still helpful!!
long legs compared to torso
- women's tops still fit us well despite our height, plus sexyyy
- thigh highs are hard though
voice wasn't super deep, not exactly high pitch albeit certainly above average
- has been very helpful in achieving a passing voice
pretty tall stature
body metabolizes nutrients insanely quickly
- estradiol has helped a little, but not too much
- has led to very low body weight (this can be bad!!!!!)
fairly large feet
SO much body hair to contend with
- hormone therapy has helped a crazy amount, making hairs whiter, thinner, and grow slower thankfully
on HRT, our body can BARELY regulate temperature
- our sister actually has to take a medication for this.
skin was eating itself alive, estradiol solved that though