Recent content by Ephemeral-Kitten

Will and Janey are the same person; you have DID.

If you truly have Androgenetic Alopecia, I think that you have quite a few options other than minoxidil, the strongest probably would be bicalutamide since it works much better in women than men for treating hair loss. Ref: DOI: 10.1016/j.jaad.2020.03.034

Even on a small frame sometimes the development is such that it's easy enough to hide.

Okay poster-formerly-known-as-Janey, would you prefer Will? It's more androgynous than Janey or William.

What brings you back Janey?

I would say the chance of developing "large" mammary glands is vanishingly small for a male taking HRT after puberty. In the vast majority of cases even if one develops noticeable mammoplasia it could be addressed with keyhole or periareolar mastectomy. A much bigger concern is fertility and if...

You are obsessed with submission, which is why you keep responding, and also probably why you seek trans women since you want to bottom and femdoms are rare.

Definitely, I can control you with a twist of my finger ;)

That would be you dancing, my triggered simping friend who is insecure in his sexuality and has to attack trans people after hitting on them :)

We need a containment board for anti-finasteride posters as well. /finless/

You simped for several pages lmao. And likewise, I am not kind to assholes, and you my dear toy, are an a**h**.

Don't do augmentation, if genio alone is not sufficient (as it appears not to be in the video) bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy to advance the mandibular plane is indicated

Jaw surgery would work in your late 20s as well. Advancement genioplasty can easily fix chin recession, or SSRO jaw surgery to advance mandibular plane in severe cases.

Generally mtfs are indistinguishable from cis girls if they take HRT from the beginning of puberty, and not after it. And yes, it does reduce discrimination when they do that. Typically though after puberty mtf hrt tends to make one look younger. not in between a girl and boy.

Mature hairline doesn't exist, it's all the same physiological process. People just have different rates of disease progression and sometimes it can plateau for a number of years.