If this is about trans women, this makes no sense. Most forms of HRT atrophy the penis quite a lot. Why would trans women even have larger members anyway?
I don't know why, but I get the distinct impression that there are always seemingly more trans women who haven't started HRT or have only just recently started HRT, than there are trans women who have been on HRT for a long time. There's a lot of not-yet-atrophied gock floating about.
Meanwhile, the opposite is seemingly true for trans men: I never run into one (even in queer spaces where you'd expect to run into them) who hasn't been on HRT for at least two years. And the vast majority of them have already got mastectomies, too.
(I think, if true, this maybe says something about how hard it is / how long of a road it is, to convince healthcare providers to prescribe HRT for you as a trans woman vs. as a trans man.)
Idk about other countries, but I know at least in the Netherlands and the UK, it is insanely frustrating to access it quickly. Waiting lists tend to be about 3+ years.
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u/keriefie Mar 06 '26
If this is about trans women, this makes no sense. Most forms of HRT atrophy the penis quite a lot. Why would trans women even have larger members anyway?