Hi tomi66,
Atrophy.... mmmmm. There's a few things I'm looking at to help negate this.
Jelqing (stretching technique) - I keep revisiting Jelqing, as it has helped in the past, but nowadays I struggle with the technique due to my apadravya piercing, which gets in the way. I could of course remove it but every time I've done so it causes more problems than its worth so it now stays in 24/7/365; but I'll persevere as I am sure it helps for length and girth.
DHEA - I'm currently evaluating DHEA, as this in very broad terms, in pill form seems to help everything! which is the main reason for peaking my interest. Our wonderful Lotus has provided us with loads of research from which I'm delving more into as there is also a suggestion that it improves sexual performance and if applied, as cream, to the genitals it may promote growth down there. What I'm unsure about is how can I do both pills and cream without overdosing on it?
Does HRT cause atrophy....
I'm no expert, but my experience is, I did over a year on PM and had no atrophy at all, just breast budding & growth, I've only been on BO/glandular for a couple of months and that doesn't seem to exacerbated the issue either. So in my case, I'd say, yes, HRT is the main culprit for the atrophy. Furthermore, as I am continuing on HRT for the foreseeable, so expecting more atrophy (very scary) which is why I'm looking at what can be done to negate the demise!
Defined feminine curves....
When I look in the mirror and depending on what I'm wearing I am surprised by the curves that are developing. Actually, so much so that I now won't wear some of my more fitted dresses as I think they look too fem! I'm male staying male who wears a mix of (so called) men/women wear, but always male presenting.
Once amab has gone through puberty our hips are set, even considering the many who are on HRT reporting that their hips have widened, in fact I think mine have to, but only very slightly. In my mind convincing fem hips/profile isn't going to come from HRT alone, diet and exercise is key along with a solid feminisation regime.
Exercise - I've started doing a legs, bums and tums workout at the local sports centre (which is killing me LOL) and trying out different hip/butt workouts from various ladies on YouTube. The goal is to get the lower half as toned as possible which should help in the curve department.
Diet - I'm slowly but surely loosing weight, but the fat redistribution seems to mask any losses, but the goal is to loose the belly, or at least get it down to a feminine little mound.
Feminisation regime - HRT is by far the best for overall feminisation - period, fact end of! However, I am now convinced that BO/glandular is a worthwhile addition as it seems to speed up the process and although I've not experienced what others have, adding BO/glandular gives them a better overall mood, feeling etc.
I suppose if someone wants to appear more feminine then they also need to consider mannerisms, walking, posture etc. I for one wont be bothering as its just the curves I want, although that said, I have noticed over the last few months I walk more with my hips swaying, just seems to be a more natural and comfortable way of walking these days, have my hips changed, who knows?
Hope that helps.
This post was last modified: 03-06-2024, 07:48 PM by wee2er.