I feel like my facial anatomy is just destined to be masculine… even androgynous is out of reach. I also need to go to a dentist.

While I did this I gave myself this kinda curly wavy hair and a darker hair color and I really like that. But I look like my ex like that… especially with my teeth the way they are…

  • I hated my face too… Pre HRT some of my facial features where just so masc, quoting a friend of mine “you got a jawline more chiseled than roman statues”. HRT doesn’t change bone structure so I was devastated that I’d be stuck with that until I could get ffs. But what it does do however is round off facial features. My jawline didn’t go away, it got covered. I’m at a point where I am so happy with myself in general that I can’t even describe how it feels. I don’t think I could bare even a single day going back to how I used to look…

    HRT does wonders. There is no other way for me to describe it. You just need to give it the time it needs

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      oh god yes the chiseled jawline… mine reminds me of Chad (the meme character)

      thanks for the encouragement 🙏

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    update: I played with it some more and oh my god is it even possible I could be this pretty someday??? I want to post it but then I’d be showing my face 😞

    edit: I also don’t look like my mom OR my ex this way!!

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      My advice is to try faceapp on the same picture, once feminizing and once masculinizing to get an idea of what it’s doing. I also tried it on the dog and on a baby. It gives very stereotypical features of whatever variety you ask it. Understand that it’s just a toy. It’s just a toy, but it’s also a little dangerous because it promises a falsehood that someone in the throes of dysphoria is susceptible to putting their hope in.

      Your transition will be your own and not some AI’s hallucination.

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        I’m always cautious when it comes to AI. Like you said it follows a lot of stereotypes and such, and I noticed it messed with my eye shapes in the picture a little bit. It’s why I’ll never trust the “AI/AR try on” features in clothes shopping, either (also it defeats half the point of trying it on, which is seeing how it feels to wear).

        I feel like I could be a lot prettier, or not. It’s a complete mystery until it happens…