MtF Hair Transformation Topics
Many MTFs in transition may need help in the hair department. Discussions include wigs, hair replacement systems, and hair transplants.
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By MayaXD · Posted
Hi! I'm a questioning afab (It's ok, you can refer to me as a woman or just a person) and I have a large chest, E/F cup. I am searching for a rather cheap and comfortable binder, are the gc2b classical ones good? Do any of you have other recommendations? Thank you in advance. -
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I've had many favorites over the years. My first was Ultima IV, which managed to pack a surprisingly vibrant (and large) world onto my 128k Apple IIc. Star Control II was the next game to really capture my attention. Both games managed to convey a story of surpising depth for a video game. I had a brief affair with Total Annihilation. 4x games aren't usually my thing, but TA had a mod community that kept the game fresh for a few years. As long as I played against the computer, my weak strategy wasn't a handicap. Minecraft is my number one game, and is likely to stay that way, given how long it has held the top slot. I loved Lego when I was a wee child, and Minecraft scratches that itch in a big way. My daughter is always telling me that the things I build in survival mode are better than what she sees others making in creative mode. -
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By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
When I was a teenager, I was fortunate to have my sister backing me up. There's less than a year of age difference between us, and we went to school together and played on teams together. We also look very much alike and had the same style. It helps to not be alone. I wear boxers most of the time. Actually, around the house, that's about all I wear. I really dislike clothing of any kind in warm weather, so about the only thing my partners can get me to wear is shorts and a t-shirt. One layer, nothing underneath. I can be pretty stubborn about things like that. A lot of the time, I wear basketball shorts. Silky texture, good at sweat wicking. If I have to wear a shirt, I often use ones that have the arms cut out. Anything to stay cool in summer. Bonus is that it is androgynous looking or even masculine. -
By Willow · Posted
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By Vidanjali · Posted
Hello & welcome @Beginsat43 . Nice to make your virtual acquaintance. I relate to several things you shared. Due to intellectual incompatibility, I also found making friends difficult during the early part of my life. To compound the issue, I was raised in a deeply fearful Irish Catholic family - my mother was afraid of everything and indoctrinated me into that legacy of fear. It took concerted effort on my part to learn the art of friendliness and how to relate to others to realize intimacy on levels other than that of the intellectual. One practical part of this process, which is rather amusing, is that I had to adjust my conversational lexicon because I had spent much more time reading (I also did not own a TV until about 2012) than talking to people that I rendered myself "conversant", but unrelatable - I'd speak words that most folks do not know. (Sometimes I'd get asked in a mocking way, "what are you, a librarian?") To say it's been worth the effort to learn better how to relate is an understatement. I am blessed with many wonderful, beloved and loving friends in my life. Related to that, my study of Eastern religions has taught me in part that the intellect is but a tool and not my identity. This knowledge has deepened my understanding of how my existence is an aspect of a unified oneness, and that truly there is nothing to fear. Also, like you, I began to self-medicate at age 19. And, as I gain insight into my asexuality and gender identity, I realize that, similar to what you describe, my attraction to men has been very much steeped in envy. I am gratified to hear you are feeling positive and eager to realize your genuine identity. It is indeed exhilarating to let go of restraints which have bound us for so long. In many ways, it's like starting a new life. Cheers to you. -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
Paul McCartney's brother who was a member of the successful English group The Scaffold - did not want to use his famous family name to help his career and opted to call himself Mike McGear.....
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