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Are we all taking about fat redistribution to the hips? Or something else entirely?

Well. I could be mistaken and he might've been talking just fat distribution, but by being mentioned together with MRI and "degenerative arthritis" AND being something that occurs during pregnancy and puberty... I kinda pictured that he was talking about actual skeletal changes. Which I'd love to have.

Degenerative arthritis and actual skeletal changes sounds very painful!

Even if the body was undergoing skeletal changes, would the right hormonal balance be sufficient to achieve a more feminine skeletal structure? I've always been the under the impression that once the body is post-puberty, trying to feminize the hip bone is very difficult if not impossible for genetic men and women.