Not getting into a debate about who's mental health is worse because that is stigmatizing but if you can't stop attacking me then please just pontificate on something else. Tato doesn't do that nor anyone else. I don't sing kumbaya but if we can't support each other, at least let's not tear anyone down. You can message me via DM if you have concerns. Many of my other friends have and you literally and figuratively have no f*****g idea what I am going through but yes, in the rural U.S. even not far from DC, being out and transgender can be a nightmare and the headspace can be overwhelming. Throw in a nasty six plus years of a custody battle where she just took the children and hid and many others might not be able to sleep. I assure you that I get copious mental health care always with one a week sessions and some times, I go into partial day programs or alternatives. I know that anyone doing this to the point that the mirror image changes, then the mind-space changes. It's unavoidable especially since most XY's still think it's better to be male/man. Culturally and sociologically it might seem so and we abound in geniuses and low-functioning thieves, idiots, knaves and fools....
Plus, eh, maybe not your thing since some of us are well over 40 and it's bizarre to see someone who is apparently much younger staring back and Roey probably relates to this. Even your facial clarity improves, often the rosacea look goes away and everyone becomes paler of skin, black, asians, whites and native americans. It can be exhilarating.
Janey loves those two pics. She's taking back the fear of being a bimbo while not wallowing in an executive look like she used to.
Goddess bless,
Janey
and note, you've only done it a handful of times but these are very personal and it's your hang-up, not mine about turning out like "this". You are pretty enough to face the same issues and you might find that men like you more than women do, especially if short and low in weight.