27-12-2024, 07:21 AM
I’m 30-something male, currently been on feminizing HRT for 1 year. I’ve been having great effects with breast growth and overall fat redistribution. The conventional wisdom is that HRT cannot change your hip bones to a feminine configuration if you start after young adulthood. And that has been my experience.
However, I was really intrigued when I read a few posts and comments on this forum that talked about people’s experience with Uterine glandular and getting what seemed to them (without getting an xray) to be shifting, the “wings” of the hips adjusting to a female position. Something perhaps about a hormone in the uterus tissue (relaxin)?
Basically I know nothing but saw a few posts on here and wanted to start a thread to see if anyone else had experience or science knowledge to clear up this intriguing possibility.
However, I was really intrigued when I read a few posts and comments on this forum that talked about people’s experience with Uterine glandular and getting what seemed to them (without getting an xray) to be shifting, the “wings” of the hips adjusting to a female position. Something perhaps about a hormone in the uterus tissue (relaxin)?
Basically I know nothing but saw a few posts on here and wanted to start a thread to see if anyone else had experience or science knowledge to clear up this intriguing possibility.