Do you think this is achievable?

[Guest Protoman2050]

I was just wondering, but...do you think I could end up looking like this girl (Angela Gossow of Arch Enemy)? I really like her style, and she has a kind of "manly" face:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-947nv0oHnVs/TcBrBIqoP4I/AAAAAAAAAMo/6PA_O9rGs3I/s1600/7687803.jpg

Here's my current pic attached.

I really don't care too much, though. My friends say I'm going to make a very pretty chick, and my GG friends are all jealous of my skin!

[Guest Robin Winter]

I don't think you have the same facial shape, so it's unlikely that you'll look that much like her.

[Guest Protoman2050]

I don't think you have the same facial shape, so it's unlikely that you'll look that much like her.

How is mine different? My face was in a weird expression in my pic, though, so it may not have been accurate.

[Michelle 2010]

Maybe if you pose like her with your head cocked and semi profile it will look more like her? the camera, glasses and, I believe. facial hair make it kinda hard to tell... Oh, and maybe a little eyebrow trim?

Michelle

[Guest Protoman2050]

Here's a different photo of Angela Gossow: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Arch_Enemy_3_04082007140607.jpg

[Guest Paradox]

You asked this same basic question earlier. My answer still is that hrt is unpredictable. If you end up looking like that woman, fine, but there are many women of all sizes and shapes in the world, so don't become fixated on just one look.

Earlier posting:

http://www.lauras-pl...topic=52564&hl=

[Guest Protoman2050]

You asked this same basic question earlier. My answer still is that hrt is unpredictable. If you end up looking like that woman, fine, but there are many women of all sizes and shapes in the world, so don't become fixated on just one look.

Earlier posting:

http://www.lauras-pl...topic=52564&hl=

Sorry I double-posted!

[Guest Paradox]

Protoman2050,

I am not an etiquette cop. You have no need to apologize to me. I merely thought it might help to reference the original post so no confusion arose. Just think of it as something like footnoting a research paper.

I hope you think a little about what my reply was. I truly believe women have long been victimized by media's love affair with thin, goddesses at the absolute expense of normal women.

[JJ]

Protoman2050,

I. I truly believe women have long been victimized by media's love affair with thin, goddesses at the absolute expense of normal women.

Oddly enough research has shown it is other women and predominantly gay men in the fashion industry who create and perpetuate that look. Men actually prefer, and IRL chose, more voluptuous curvy women. It's media hype being bought by women. Also been shown that most women dress for other women and not for men. Those that do dress for men actually kind of stand out and tend to be more curvy like Nicole Smith, Pamela Anderson and Carmen Electra.

There was a study discussed on the news just this morning that the views toward women's appearance have changed recently to be more inclusive and accepting. I hope it is a trend that continues.

From all the conversations I have heard men like women who look like women and not like skinny boys. Even the insertion of a bit of silicone just can't make a bag of bones attractive

Johnny