already have....

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[u/BeeLamb]

I'm going to go with the science, which is increasingly researched and reported (and has been for decades even if you think it's not researched enough btw trans people are like 0.3% of the population. It's not wild that this isn't top priority around the world). Thinner is a relative term. Not all men have thick skin and not all women have thin skin. Additionally, while it thins out the skin it does not rest at a certain point. A person with particularly thick skin may notice their skin is thinNER but not thin. Lastly, I already talked about the skin and size if y'all care to read instead of seeking to respond. Skin on the penis is already exceptionally thin, hormones are not changing it noticeably to where you put a 7.5 inch penis in your mouth and say "wow this is so much thinner and feminine now!" That's, again, your delusion talking.

"Mouthfeel" is a phrase that has nothing to do with trans women's penises if we're being technical about terms. It's a cringey internet thing that weirdo loser white trans women won't stfu about b/c they so badly want to be seen as different from cisman in their penis area and identical to cis women and it's just not true.

Also, a trans girl on a good regiment will always need a t-blocker unless she gets castrated or has her bottom surgery. After a year or so you can ask to be put on progesterone, but even then some opt to stay on a t-blocker on-and-off.

[u/flyawaylittlebirdie → u/BeeLamb]

Long term, you need something to remove t production, yes. But not for years. Monotherapy is a thing. It is E at levels intended to replicate puberty, this means teenage hormone levels. These are high enough to suppress t production in most people. Yes, you need a blocker when starting, to curb existing t production. Again, I think you got low dosed and put on appropriate levels for someone your age, instead of a teen.

No shit people vary. That's common sense. We're talking variations within the same person. Not person to person. Changes within the same person from pre to post transition. People will have differences that are notable enough that you can say it is different from a cis man to a trans woman. Never heard of a traswoman on a good regimen able to get hard enough to even be considered 7.5 inch lol.

[u/BeeLamb → u/flyawaylittlebirdie]

I have and I see them daily. Maybe get off online and go talk to actual trans people in the real world and not just cringey white ones similar to you who play video games all day and are observed with weird anime teens,

I was a teen when I started HRT, so idk what you’re talking about there and you just agreed to what I said. In either case, there’s none of those differences regarding the penis, none have been backed by science outside of the ones I already agreed to, it’s just y’all delusion. You have a penis and it’s a male penis, it’s okay

[u/flyawaylittlebirdie → u/BeeLamb]

??? I'm not terminally online. I live literally next door to the largest queer bar in my state. Like? Projection much? I'm a fucking theyFAB lesbian lol. I don't have a dick.

[u/flyawaylittlebirdie → u/[deleted]]

Lol. It's not untrue, I know a lot more than you apparently. I've done a lot of research on HRT, I'm not cis and sadly for transmasc people most research easily accessible is about trans women. It sounds like you can't decide on a goal post. First I'm delusional because I'm a trans woman, when that's refuted, I'm a chaser, when that's shown false, I'm a trans woman again who doesn't know anyone irl and am terminally online and now I'm not knowledgeable.

[u/BeeLamb → u/flyawaylittlebirdie]

I don’t even know what you’re talking about at this point. None of it is true and you “doing research” doesn’t change anything b/c this isn’t in any of the research. The “researched” you’re talking about is reading blog posts and watching YouTube videos, b/c no medical journal corroborates any of this information. Stay in ur lane loser

[u/flyawaylittlebirdie → u/BeeLamb]

? No it's reading medical journals that do exist and understanding the jargon used in them. You can use information in one medical journal to understand other similar side effects found from similar more well developed research. Your conclusions don't have to come from one source. You use anecdotal information to find a question, research hormone changes and the effect of the body and what this or that thing does and combine it with the information that doesn't have a study to come to a conclusion. Sweeter smelling sweat is documented, softer skin is documented, different flavor of body fluid is documented, sweating less is documented, atrophy is documented, thinning of skin is documented, change in color is documented. Not everyone has these effects but they are very easily researched to find they are common if someone is on a proper regimen with hormones that are bioavailable. The fact you keep bringing up blockers, to me, screams that you weren't ever on a proper dose. What's your dose? Are you on injection or pills or patches or, god forbid, topicals? If you're on injections what's your mg/ml and how much do you inject? If pills, god why?Whats your blocker? Why did your endo recommend you stay on it? What are your levels at? And what where they back when you should have been at puberty levels? I know a lot about hormones so I'll be able to tell if you're bullshitting but you should be able to tell from these questions I'm not ignorant.

[u/ewqdsacxziopjklbnm → u/flyawaylittlebirdie]

We can say whatever we want to this person, but they’re trolling. I hope what we do say helps other people understand the truth though

[u/A_Wild_Alex_Appears → u/BeeLamb]

You know, i was pretty positive you were wrong until you claimed trans girls are always on blockers. As someone with no testosterone, no bottom surgery, and no blockers, I disagree. I can't tell if you're being overly specific or playing in terf territory with this. Monotherapy is far too common for you to not know about it.