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I think the fact I am three dimensional is more of a hindrance to me looking like that than my T count.
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I'm disappointed that my body must follow the Square-Cube Law which limits my ultimate size.
If we have to be three dimensional, we might as well be absolutely gigantic.
Donβt let your dreams be dreams
Eat more ice cream. Maximize your size.
Nobody looks like this. This is a cartoon.
A guy can dream
Bruh I'd be just as atrocious regardless of gender.
Atrocious as a boy π
Atrocious as a girl π€
Why would you hurt me like this?
This ^^^^^
Very much this.
Yes I know, duck you
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nuhuhhhh i has just the right amount of t :3
I'll be the girl in the picture, you can be the cat destroying the furniture off screen!
an we can both be wearing skirts :3
I wish I had too much
The cruelest thing anyone has ever said to me
This doesn't really apply to me since I don't have too much T, some might argue I don't have enough (maybe they might be right but I don't care).
agreed lol
You underestimate the testosterone levels of the women in my family. One if my mother's exes hit her once while drunk. She responded by picking him up and throwing him over the car, not across, over the top
* doses to pseudopregnancy levels of estradiol
"I'll show you!!! >:("
I'm 5'11", 250 lbs, low T, and 3D.
Ah, well, to be clear a human being cannot survive without a growth hormone production so you get to pick Testosterone or Estrogen, and if you cut off your balls or your uterus then you'll need a permanent medical provider sourcing it to you or else you will get sick and weak and die. Sadly, many post operation trans are at risk of this torture at the hands of conservative political parties the world over, as the care is being outlawed in some places.
Sorry, I just felt like "too much testosterone" was a little misleading. Less of a necessary hormone is rarely a solution to any problem without a replacement.
or else you will get sick and weak and die.
Hasn't happened to me yet, I haven't taken any hormones since I was around 14/15 (for less than about two weeks too) and I'm mostly fine. You may be right though I've had people tell me that it's not good and I should do something about it but knowing me I probably won't and it'll be an issue for future Riley to deal with.
Context: have a genetic condition that causes very low androgen levels, not completely depleted but low enough that it's not much different. I was prescribed T when I was younger but I did not continue taking it because it make me feel sick and lots of other factors I'm not getting into right now.
Did you forget about eunuchs in the old days
Yes, I think it's pretty common for the average person to not have to think about those, but you make a good point.
π₯Ί promise.