Funny story, I live in a red county, one of the most conservative in my state and I haven't gotten clocked in nearly 2 years. I was on a zoom call with a career services agent going over paper work and she said we are skipping selective service as that only applies to men or people born male.

When I corrected her, she was completely shocked and didn't even know what to say. The only people who misgender me are family...of course. For the most part even without makeup I never even get stares from kids anymore either.

hi everyone, i know this isn’t exactly the proper place for me to be posting but I genuinely don’t know where else I could go for this. I was born as a girl and identify as a girl but people misgender me and think I’m a boy. i don’t identify as transgender or non binary but I’ve had many people ask me if I was a transgender man. i genuinely don’t understand this because even after I’ve grown my hair out (i used to have short hair) and started to dress more feminine it still happens to me. maybe it’s because I have a masculine athletic build ???? plea help I’m sorry I’m kinda infiltrating but I feel like you folks might be the only people able to help and relate to this . Thank you in advance

I would say I pass but pass a trans women. If that makes sense. Im 6’3 280lbs. And although I try voice training Im horrible at it.
99 % of the time Im gendered correctly.
Unfortunately when I look in the mirror I still see my old self and Im always wondering what can I improve, my hips! I have been investigating fat redistribution to my hips or implants. Have any ladies done this and what is your experience? I live in Canada and in order to bet insurance to pay for it, the procedure has to be done in Canada. Canadian Drs are great but I also have this feeling there are much better gender surgeons in other countries.

1st is new and 2nd is previous haircut.
25 mtf 2 yrs hrt

worried that my body & face are too far gone. Started at 27 and I’m constantly worried that was too late

This sub can be really hard on your psyche. Even with the kindest intention, a comment can kick off some really bad headspace events. Like, if you think you pass, and walk around in the world into thinking you do, and then find out that you really don't...that can be a big blow to one's self image.

So go slow.

And to commenters, please...be kind. We're all living in a world that, for the most part, is hostile to us, and we need each other, no matter what we look like.

This is just another post like one I posted a couple of days back since I didn’t get much real feedback on that one, so yeah!
Hi everyone, I’d like some honest feedback on whether I am on the right track or not - also obvs ppl aren’t gonna hugbox here but also be nice! Too many commenters here seem to forget manners and that people do infact have feelings :)

Been on HRT for 4.5 years and have been getting gendered correctly now for a while in public/day-to-day interactions. The one place I've struggled is in the workplace. I used to be in a corporate remote job and even though my pronouns are displayed I've unfortunately had a few people who were problematic and would misgender me :(

That might be due to my voice and being in a managerial position which unfortunately I think people still associate being a "leader" with masculinity (of course my cis colleagues who were also managers don't continually have their womanhood undermined though🙄). I currently out of work and am searching for a new job but have been a bit in my head on whether I pass or not during interviews/interactions with potential employers.

Looking for advice here if I pass or not, and also open to other tips to pass better. I have considered FFS, but that is currently out of the cards until I find new work and then even then the wait times are years, so looking for any short terms thoughts/advice that might help me out. Thanks <3

So fucking excited for laser hair removal

I followed some of the advice from my last post, I’m also gonna get new glasses frames, I hope to at least pass some of the time even if it’s not constant, I’m so ready to go on T how do people cope with waiting like seriously. Any other tips are appreciated!

I'm still afraid, should I introduce myself as a guy or a girl? At work, customers call me "young man, brother," and only sometimes "girl." But if I work in white clothes like in the photo, then in most cases they treat me like a girl (but sometimes they apologize because my voice is not strong). In the photo, there is no makeup, and my HRT is 9.5-10.5 months. I need a serious explanation without exaggeration, because I live in an unsafe environment.

I’d say I get gendered correctly about ~80% of the time, with most people who get it wrong correcting themselves after hearing my voice. My friends will tell me I look like a woman, but I just don’t see it. To me, I see an androgynous man wearing makeup. Idk if I’ll ever have the money for ffs, so I’m sorta worried this will be the best that I get. I’ve been on hrt for 7 years, so it’s not like much more is gonna happen