> tfw under your hormoned squishy skin is a man's skeleton
It's not like it's that different from a woman's skeleton. The only real difference is the pelvis.
And bone density.. and chromosome configuration. And a host of other things.
>>5256019
Ah yes, because we have to pass through bone density scanners to enter restrooms and other public accommodations.
Why are trannies so neurotic?
>>5255941
>tfw OP made me realize I'll always have a man inside me
The search is over. I am my own bf
NYEH HEH HEH!
>>5256071
This. And while I can't speak of anyone else's experience on HRT, but the changes in muscle and bone density have been somewhat painful for me. It's not hard to tell that it's happening.
>>5255941
iktf
only thing that gives me away too.
>tfw I started hormones as a teenager
>tfw I was never a "man"
It's a good feel
>>5255941
skeletons aren't real anon
>TFW so closeted, not on any hormones yet
Thanks, Mr. Skeltal.
>>5255969
It's actually not the main real difference. A ton of cis women have "male¨ pelvis and vice versa.
Female tissue over male endoskeleton.
I am a hybrid, a female with a shoulder range for destructive ability.
I have mixed feelings about this.
>>5256071
No way, you actually lose weight from bone density changes? Like they become become softer and more pliable?
>>5257838
iktf
what are you waiting for though
>>5258599
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20625973
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3098904/
>>5258609
All it says is lean mass decreased, lumbar spine bones increased density and femur bones didn't change. Nothing about bone density lowering in general. Or did I miss it?
>>5255941
>hormoned squishy skin
I thought i was the only one who felt all squishy on hrt
>>5258644
>implying cis girls aren't squishy
>>5258645
I never felt a cis girl but I know my skin feels seriously different on hrt.
>>5256071
not if you start hormones after 18
