Passing/Transitioning Tips for Trangender FTM Guys
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Last published Thu, Apr 2, 2020
This book will be for transgender FTM individuals who need help with things such as:
-Where to get good-quality binders for reasonable prices
-How to make safe at-home binders with materials that you alright have that DON'T damage your chest
-Where to get good-quality packers for reasonable prices
-How to make safe at-home packers that actually work and aren't (too) uncomfortable
-Good haircuts for passing, specific to certain face shapes
-How to naturally lower your voice
-How to pick a name
-What to update after legally changing your name
-Healthy binding tips
-Clothes to wear to help pass, specific to certain body types(ALL OF WHICH ARE VALID)
-Body language/healthy postures which still convey masculinity
-Makeup to make your face look more masculine
-And other useful tips!
Please feel free to suggest tips that you've picked up from experience, and we'll try to double-check 'em and put 'em in here!
By the way, this book is by a joint account compromising of four trans FTM guys, so hopefully that helps you feel more secure in our reliability and experience.
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