A lot of us experience dysphoria about a lot of things. Personally, one of my biggest points of dysphoria is my facial/body hair and masculine sounding voice.

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-Olivia (oNevia)

  • oNevia@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOPMEnglish
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    8 months ago

    I went for clothing that was a bit more unisex in nature and then having some “accessories” to femme things up (or masc things up if I’m having a rough self conscious day)

    So examples would be experimenting with different colors on you. So before my egg cracked, I just wore grey, black and navy blue. Very drab and unapologetic.

    Now I wear all sorts of colorful pieces. Pink, purple, maroon, whatever looks good for my skin tone.

    Also, you can femme up most outfits with a nice cardigan and if you’re feeling extra cute, a nice necklace or bracelet. Still femme but a little less “noticable” If anything, I’m probably clocked as gay or queer but not specifically trans yet.

    Now, once my boobs grow in that’ll be a different story but it’s a good transitionary approach to wardrobe.