There are Orthodox churches in Kazakhstan, and there are also many Russians in my city. Although their number is rapidly decreasing, and I will be one of those who leave here.
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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I am just curious because when I was growing up in the U.S. there was so much propaganda and we thought that the Russian Orthodox Church was dead but it appears to be resilient and alive and kicking again with more influence than under the Soviets. I don't get why Russians and other Slavic countries seem to still oppress trans and gay people. What's the point? I really like your nation but when I lived in France, it was very difficult to visit Russia. I study the Napoleonic wars and World War II a lot and those were great triumphs for the Russian people when the odds appeared very slim of escaping but Western Europe, unlike the U.S. and Canada only has very mild winters and they weren't prepared either time for the cold and the vastness of spaces in places like Russia, the U.S., Canada and for Tato, Brazil.
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Whose picture is that? I study hairlines for patterns and when the temple recession changes from triangular to more blob-like ins shape, then entire shape on top will soon be undermined and it will then link in the crown eventually. That's not a maturing hairline. I hope it's not you, mein freund.
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It is me, I took that picture 10mins ago.
Nationalism and racism are also common among Russians. Russians are a good people with a rich culture, but unfortunately, there are many ultra-right nationalists and aggressive people in them. I'm sorry to say this and I don't know how to justify it
People think trans people are people with mental illness. It is difficult for an ordinary cisgender to understand how a person can change sex if he is not crazy. I couldn't understand it either, but I read about gender dysphoria and began to understand what's what. But not everyone is enlightened. I try to think of the best people, not the worst. Otherwise misanthropy is killing me
You need to remove your breasts and sit on HRT.
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I don’t want to use HRT for ever. Probably only for 9 months at max. If it means that I will have to be bald, then I will have to deal with it. Life is cruel and unfair
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As I said, my top is to 40-50% already gone.
Do like Noah. Grow on HRT, and then try to support with Bicalutamide.I don’t want to use HRT for ever. Probably only for 9 months at max. If it means that I will have to be bald, then I will have to deal with it. Life is cruel and unfair
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What are talking now, anything? You know you won't be happy without your best version of your hair so you need to plan a cycling plan maybe. I didn't realize things were already that dire at 17. I got three more years, until 20
but it was still devastating and destroyed my self-image as a child of the Beatles. None of my fathers were bald, including John, Paul, George and Ringo, and my birth father as well.
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What? I just stated that my top/vertex is thinned out AF.
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So you are using no meds and don't plan to until when, the age of 18? At least that will be soon.
He will begin treatment when his scalp reflects light
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Yes but that hairline is going to be difficult to restore if you wait, Pls and if you both have cueballs for fathers plus hairloss, yourselves in Bayesian mathematics, you are both screwed unless you take action, not to mention you both might be battling rampant hair loss, which at least I didn't have, thank Goddess. I wonder if some of the guys who say min made them lose their hair were actually battling hair loss so rampant that minoxidil couldn't keep up with it.
I think, even on HRT, he will not restore the growth line by 100%, although I think he will get Norwood 1.5-2, which will suit him
HRT will well restore its parting, this area is easier to restore. I do not understand why he is inactive. He can order Bicalutamide in an online pharmacy, wait for the overgrowth of the pelvic bone, and then, at the age of 18-20, HRT
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I am currently taking Finasteride. I am 17 years old and not even finished with puberty lol (obv). So I can probably start Bicalutamide in summer or winter, if not then, then in 2 years definitely.
I will only consider HRT at the age of 20.
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It already does lol
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I don't have money, and boyo, my parents won't support this sh*t. Lol