HRT affects everyone differently. For me, it has stopped my dysphoria. My body has adjusted to the meds and the results are very good. Mentally, I like where I am and how I feel.
But it makes it difficult for me to find subject' matter to post because it's not something I think about that much anymore.
I have not purchased any new (or used) woman clothes or shoes in months. I tried to get out and shop for my female wardrobe, but I do not really care.
I just might wear something cute, from my closet because I feel like it. But it's not a driving force.
I can now concentrate more on business and social activities without feeling stressed, upset or envious.
I have learned to not fail too much when presenting as a man. But I really do not care. I feel great and I know I look great. That is what matters.
Susan -
ReplyDeleteYou may have hit that sweet spot in your transition.
I use a diary format for my blog, as I can always write about the mundane AND note the little things that a cisgender male would never think about living (at least) part of a life as a woman. Consider writing something on a weekly basis, as you will notice things from a different angle than a cisgender person, and you will have an insight that will help others.
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