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  • I got HRT through my doctor in the US. They gave me a big informed consent document with lots of details and warnings. A lot of the warnings are a bit fearmongery, like you might have a higher risk of this specific cancer, based on one small study decades ago.

    Despite all that, there were only two things described as irreversible changes, breast growth, and infertility.

    If you’re an adult and no longer have an actively growing skeleton, and have taken precautions against the two above changes, you should be able to stop the HRT and go back if needed.

    The changes are cumulative and gradual. You burn fat from everywhere, but deposit it based on your current hormones. With time fat will appear to migrate, and will migrate back if you stop the HRT.

    Edit: specifying nationality is useful information when discussing supplied documentation.










  • Weird right wingers kept going on about trans people, and I wanted to be informed about it and learned a few things about myself in the process.

    I genuinely had no idea for most of my life. The signs were there all along but only in retrospect. It took me 2-3 years of questioning before I started transitioning. I was not ever truly certain I was trans until I started HRT, and everything started to feel fine, like genuinely fine. Didn’t realize I was depressed from dysphoria my entire life because I had no point of comparison.

    I certainly envy the trans people who were able to learn they were trans at an early age. The best time to transition is just before the start of puberty, the second best time is now.


  • How’d it go? Notice anything?

    Fat will deposit in more feminine places but there is no mechanism to actively remove it from elsewhere. That’s why trans men need top surgery. Hormones can only make they cannot unmake.

    You do burn fat and it is removed everywhere in an impartial way. Expect changes to take time.

    Sometime soon your nipples will start to get sore and hurt. That means things are developing!