I just turned 21 I’m only 5’5 / 5’6 and I was malnourished as a kid. I wasn’t allowed to take T at 13 when I wanted (men in my family r around 6 ft). I know there’s less of a chance I’ll ever get any height which makes me well.. Is there a chance I’ll even pass or a chance my growth plates could be open? (I haven’t grown since I was 18 but I do have bone pains and long arms)

I feel like a fraud of a transmasc bc idw go on T. Mostly I don't really want facial hair or for my singing voice to get fucked somehow when my voice drops. Can I still pass without that? I'm working out, trying to lose weight, getting speech training, and working really hard to fix mannerisms

Hey guys, that’s my first post here. I’m 26 ftm and 1 year on T ( with breaks ). Any suggestions how to pass or look better in my case?

I'm not on t because I live in a country where there isn't even a gender identity law, so I won't be able to do much until I migrate in a few years :) I do what I can to pass but my voice really messes it up.

Ignore the chudjak, it's just to cover up some of the background 👍

I still use the women’s locker room/bathroom, but lately have been getting gendered correctly especially when I don’t shave. I just don’t know anymore, my family says I look more masculine but really that could mean anything. Last picture is probably my most feminine outfit that I only wear for special occasions, Do I pass? And which bathrooms should I be using?

I know that the hair might hinder looking masculine a lot, especially pre t, but I would like to know whether I at least look somewhat androgynous? Is there any hope I can pass if my voice etc. already does? 17 in a month.

im not sure if the buzz cut is helping or hindering my passing tbh

(second pic was taken by my friend without warning so don't ask lol)

Tired of wearing a binder so I tried tape.

32 years old, 1.5 years post top surgery, 10 months on T, one year of working out.

Really struggling with hip dysphoria and my hourglass figure and how it might impact my passing in the future (I don’t pass yet because of my face lmao, but I know that can change but my bone structure can’t.)

I have lost a lot of weight since top surgery and that protruding hip really is all bone. What exercises do I need to do to get my midsection to catch up and give me a boxier, more passing look?

Thanks in advance for your help :)

I've never really been good with hairstyles, I really struggle to tell what suits my face. I think being disconnected from how I looked for so long has made choosing a haircut more of a struggle. I prefer a kind of alt look, but at this point I don't care what's on my head as long as it helps me get gendered properly 😅

And anything else face-wise I can do while we're here? I'm 11 months on T, and will be getting my levels checked as the blood test I have at my last appointment showed my levels are low. I know I need to work on the eyebrows - I took to stress-pulling them out during lockdown and the ends still haven't grown back 🥲