Hi Stevenator_,
I'm about to start PM and plan to use it for 4 weeks.
From what I gather from your post, you're saying FG is probably better to avoid ED and possibly also tuberous breast?
Is tuberous breast really an issue in the early stages and for someone like me whose goals are fairly modest compared to many on this forum?
I thought uneven development, misshapen appearance, etc was largely hereditary. Is that not so?
Also you mention that PM is itself an AA. If so, what's the benefit of adding in RR?
Thanks for your input.
-insfca
Edit: In regards to the porn stars I was referencing with killer breasts and hard dicks, they are more or less DIY'ers on Twitter and OnlyFans. After I posted, I thought that probably they are using some form of ED drug. But I also think it isn't unreasonable that their relative youth (all 20 somethings) means that their T is just higher than that of someone my age even with T blockers, which many of whom aren't actually on. Lots of them are non-binary types who don't intend to transition beyond feminizing and developing breasts.
I'm about to start PM and plan to use it for 4 weeks.
From what I gather from your post, you're saying FG is probably better to avoid ED and possibly also tuberous breast?
Is tuberous breast really an issue in the early stages and for someone like me whose goals are fairly modest compared to many on this forum?
I thought uneven development, misshapen appearance, etc was largely hereditary. Is that not so?
Also you mention that PM is itself an AA. If so, what's the benefit of adding in RR?
Thanks for your input.
-insfca
Edit: In regards to the porn stars I was referencing with killer breasts and hard dicks, they are more or less DIY'ers on Twitter and OnlyFans. After I posted, I thought that probably they are using some form of ED drug. But I also think it isn't unreasonable that their relative youth (all 20 somethings) means that their T is just higher than that of someone my age even with T blockers, which many of whom aren't actually on. Lots of them are non-binary types who don't intend to transition beyond feminizing and developing breasts.

