The next most asked question is all about how hormones affected my mind. All I see in my future is me growing up, into womanhood, getting married, and being a mother. I know I don’t see myself growing into a man. After talking to that therapist 2 times I knew the time was now. I was wearing hair extensions for a year before I finally asked someone to recognize me as she, which happened to be after I started seeing a gender therapist.Īfter starting gender therapy, my journey toward transitioning moved along very quickly. Even though I wear a bra, extensions, and a full face of makeup, daily. I felt it was too early to officially recognize myself as she. I just wasn’t female enough or girly enough. I preferred “him” because I didn’t feel like I was worthy of changing yet. How did they evolve? Why is your brother calling you he on your video? I just wanted to explain it a little bit more, so in my journal, my first entry I discussed how I didn’t feel comfortable asking others to officially call me by she/her pronouns. One question I have been getting asked a lot is about pronouns because a lot of you have been going back through my videos and noticing that in the first half of my channel, as in the first 10 videos, my family has referred to me as he. Stay tuned for more updates on my medical, emotional, and physical journey. I will be answering some questions that were sent to me from you guys.
#Hormones for male to female transition update
This is my six months hormones update for being on hormone replacement therapy (HRT).