Transgender

Do not wear too little make up but don't wear so much that you look like you justot gang-banged by a box of markers. Don't wear shirts with horizontal stripes--it makes you look a little chubbier than you actually are. SHAVE! Girls do it--if you crossdress you should do it too!(unless you have other things going on) I can not stress

this enough! Wear something that you have shoes and some jewelery that go with it. It will draw attention away from your frame and more into just your outfit in general. Don't wear anything to bright but also, not too dark. Find yourself a nice medium color to wear--don't stick with it forever, find nice colors to go with it! For the make up, find your skin tone then blend it in! It looks gorgeous if done right. Last but not least, listen to me! I'm a girl ;)

It is impossible to know, because there are so many of them.

Hi, I'm Sarah and I am a transgender woman in transition and I am 6'5" tall.

Technical considerations favor successful conversion to a female rather than a male. Newborns with ambiguous organs will almost always be assigned to the female gender unless the penis is at least an inch long.

1. Don't use the word shemale. 2. It is overwhelmed by anti androgens and T-blockers and will have no or reduced effect.

One will probably do next to nothing. Multiple ones a day for a while will cause feminization, depending on the type. If they contain progestins, they could make such a person irritable or send them into a rage. However, do not take them unless you are under the care of a doctor. Hormones are powerful things, and you can end up with liver damage, blood clots, pulonary embolism, or a stroke if you are not careful. They are nothing to play with.

If they merely become transgender, and are not getting surgery to stop being transgender or transsexual, then nothing happens to it. It is there as long as they wish to keep it. They may tuck it or wear special garments to hide it.

For a transsexual person, they are born that way. Some transsexual folks mistakenly think they are transgender. Or they turn to the transgender community, accept it's rhetoric, and accept medical care under the transgender label, even if they find that to be insulting, because they see that as the only way they will be able to transition. So the typical goal for a transsexual person is to stop having transsexualism and to get their body (physical sex, maleness or femaleness) corrected to match their inborn gender identity, and to fit in with the mainstream, cisgender community without having transsexualism anymore. It is much like getting cancer surgery, if your cancer goes into full remission, then you don't consider yourself a cancer patient any longer, let alone a part of some community of cancer patients.

So in case the asker really wants to know how surgery to eliminate transsexualism is done, then the penis is pretty much turned inside out and grafted inside them at the new location, with as many of the nerves and blood vessels preserved as possible. The "spongy" parts of the penis along with most of the erectile tissue is removed, and the urethra is shortened to a female length and sutured into the new location below what will be the clitoral hood. The testes are removed and the scrotum is used to form the labia of the vulva.

I think they consider it sinful.

In many Muslim controlled countries it is a capital offense to assert a transgender identity or seek gender reassignment.

There has to be enough tissue to work with but they can. They use the tissue in the vulva and vagina to put the implant in. It's called Phalloplasty and has it's own wiki page where you can read about the different methods.

One prominent name in the realm of female-dominant transgender individuals is Janet Mock. She is a well-known transgender activist, author, and television producer who advocates for transgender rights and representation. Another notable figure is Laverne Cox, an actress and activist recognized for her role in "Orange Is the New Black" and her work in raising awareness about transgender issues.

Where's the question? That's a statement with a question mark.

A transgender woman who hasn't had bottom surgery urinates through her penis.

Stay home? Honest answer - Only way yo not get caught is to not dress. There is no sure fire way. Even living alone there's a chance the paramedics may have to come for you and you may have head a heart attack while wearing your 'femme' clothing. If you live with another person that's when there is no chance to hide it - just how soon will they find out? If she's gonna find out it'd be best if you tell her first; wives feel less betrayed when he tells her versus find the 'lacy' things and thinking "my god he's cheating on me!" If she can't deal with the thought of it, you certainly can dress when she's not home or when you are on the road, otherwise some compromises are required here. Note that most likely you've known you were different from the "average" guy since you were a child, if she hasn't suspected it then it's brand new to her and she'll need a lot of time to digest it, even if she is okay with it in the end.

They are called trans ladies. And condoms should be worn by everyone. They prevent STIs and STDs.

Ivy Queen's nationality is Puerto Rican and many Puerto Ricans are racially mixed with the African slaves that came there, the Taino Indians and the Spanish conquistadors.

From her features, it is quite obvious she has black in her blood, but seems mixed with these three things as most Puerto Ricans are.

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Ivy Queen real name is Martha Ivelisse Pesante. She was born in Anasco, Puerto Rico. She is a women not a man

Transsexual men wear tuxedos when they get married, generally speaking. Transmen are Female-to-Male, or FtM transsexuals. However, Transwomen are Male-to-Female, or MtF transsexuals, and they generally wear a wedding gown on their big day. This is regardless of hormone or surgery status.

She male no, Hermaphrodite yes

Talk to a school counselor or social worker. If you're homeschooled, GET OUT. Obvisouly, you can use the internet - use it to find a place for support nearby, or someone who you can talk to who can talk to your family for you. Never be afraid to ask for help.

A hermaphrodite is an individual that was born with both male and female genitalia. Doctors will usually remove what to their best estimate is the non-functional genitals, and tell the parents to raise the child as the gender best represented by the functional one.

By 'tranny', you can mean either 'transvestite', 'transgender', or 'transsexual'.

A transvestite is someone who enjoys dressing in clothing traditionally worn by the opposite sex (usually refers to men who wear women's clothing, since in the West, women often wear trousers).

A transgendered individual is someone who is living as an individual of the opposite physical sex, usually (but not always) prior to having a sex change, which would then make said person transsexual.

Social support, particularly from the family, is important for readjustment as a member of the opposite sex

If you meant that you feel like a girl, you could be transsexual. Transsexuals are people whose brains are the opposite of their physical sex. You may have a female brain. See a therapist or psychologist of some kind. They can get you a sex change, if you feel you really need one.

It depends on the person, especially their band size (the width of your rib cage) but usually a large B cup to a small C cup is the largest you can get away with wearing no bra.