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Okay please stop with these weird posts
Hair is not Life but it's Pretty Damn Close; HRT and Pictorial Posts Prove it.
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@DoctorHouse @Pls_NW-1 I love how we have people on the forum named @Young&thinning and @OldnBald lmao
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I maintain this thread and so Janey says move on cause without me, there's no content.
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I have reported your post, disgusting.
Also stop talking in third person it’s not normal.
Please, can we avoid drama 
I agree that some of Janey's posts may be a bit weird, or even provocative, but all in all she's not a bad person, and her knowledge about HRT for hair loss is pretty amazing. Let's just all do our thing and fight hair loss together the best way we can .
I agree that some of Janey's posts may be a bit weird, or even provocative, but all in all she's not a bad person, and her knowledge about HRT for hair loss is pretty amazing. Let's just all do our thing and fight hair loss together the best way we can .- Reaction score
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I hope people don’t think I am anti-transgender because that’s 100% not the case.Please, can we avoid drama
I do however think it’s wholly inappropriate to be uploading nude pictures on a hair loss forum and I hope the mods take action.
I understand your point of view, like I said some of Janey's posts can be a bit provocative. All I want is to avoid drama, I'm new to this forum, and it has been a very inspiring place for me. Before I registered my account I lurked basically over 900 pages of content in Bridgeburn's HRT thread and when I did make the move to join hairlosstalk, the community was very welcoming and open to help me out. I'd love for this spirit of unity and cooperation that was so inspiring to me to stay strong on here.
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It's called Illeism and it is quite common among non-binary transgender individuals. It can provide a detached perspective and indicate a self-deprecating state. I am literally involved in a custody case where in essence, Janey has to answer for what "Will" did during the marriage. Illeism is neither better nor worse than any other mode of reference or self-reference. Some times I add they's and we's. I is used more for logic and things being reported matter of factly. I use subjectives constantly and I love Latin. Some say they enjoy my writing style and quirks intentional or not as they may be.
IF my pics disturb you, Y&T, you better cover your eyes in the guys' locker room.... You'll see much bigger gyno and wall to wall c*** says Janey....
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Please seek help
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No more nudity than all of the body building pics. I's just as XY's as they is. Dumb ***.
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What a brilliant retort.
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No one asked you to come in, either post something relevant or move on. You are on ignore now.
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Totally the same thing looool
You'd kind of expect to see nudity in a locker room, though. Don't expect to see moose knuckle and creepy poses on a hairloss forum.
Tell Janey she gives me cats, brown dildos and crusty c*m tissues all over the house vibes.
You do look younger since you've been on HRT, you just need to stop with the tranny softcore p**rn and the weird underage fantasy stuff.
Tell Janey she gives me cats, brown dildos and crusty c*m tissues all over the house vibes.
You do look younger since you've been on HRT, you just need to stop with the tranny softcore p**rn and the weird underage fantasy stuff.
All of this is so awkward for a mostly asexual person like myself....
I'm out of this thread for now, I just hope everyone gets along with each other. We are alone in fighting this disease, we can mostly only rely on ourselves and our experiences. A lot of doctors don't care about balding men, and don't even get me started on the medical industry that has still not found an official cure for male hair loss, and it's now 2021.
I'm out of this thread for now, I just hope everyone gets along with each other. We are alone in fighting this disease, we can mostly only rely on ourselves and our experiences. A lot of doctors don't care about balding men, and don't even get me started on the medical industry that has still not found an official cure for male hair loss, and it's now 2021.
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Does Testosterone Drive Success in Men? Not So Much
There’s a widespread belief that your testosterone can affect where you end up in life. At least for men, there is some evidence for this claim: several studies have linked higher testosterone t
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Question related to adding Estradiol to an already excellent male regime, including spironolactone and Oral Minoxidil
Dear Janey:
Thanks for your kind remarks. If you have pictures, then that is always helpful too. What I would suggest is titrating off the spironolactone entirely since using that with estradiol might have side effects that lower strength and cause fatigue much more than estrogen. Estrogen is a hormone that works in a way that can be hard to follow because it has two main effects. It starts breasts growth at very low levels in cis-females but it "finishes" the overall female body as effects hit adult female levels of say, a 25 year old female.
Paradoxically, then, for those who use HRT just for their hair, I recommend higher amounts of estradiol than found in teen girls. For transgender females, I recommend a year of low-dose estradiol to preserve the best breast growth environment and then switching after breast growth is sufficient to much higher levels for hair and facial effects. At your age, further beard development would be forestalled most likely unless and until you went off estradiol but I don't think that we know for sure. It might be permanently stunted as seems to be the case for female to male transgender folks who rarely seem to have beards that look "right" in terms of thickness.
If your beard is largely already in, then it probably won't be affected by using estradiol either way. Do you have any idea as to what type of estradiol you would want to use? Your current regime, if you added once to twice weekly microneedling with minoxidil as a carrier, is already as good as it gets for males not using estradiol so I commend you on that. Check the main thread and my tread for some posts between several people related to all of this. I still think that my being transgender after formerly fighting baldness for 30-something years is a large advantage in terms of putting the pieces together. I have had what some would characterize as fairly extreme feminization so I try to always highlight this. @bridge had similar feminization effects. One thing I note is that both he and I are somewhat short of stature and slight of build and males who are taller but especially broader and larger-boned might not have any externals effects that are visible at all and I answer unfortunate MtF's like this fairly frequently on the Reddit boards. I am going to post this on my thread and the Bridge thread without any information personal to you, if you don't mind.
A lot of young guys seem to be considering HRT for hairloss and my goal is to provide the best scientific and anecdotal experience about the "whole package".
Best,
Janey
Dear Janey:
Thanks for your kind remarks. If you have pictures, then that is always helpful too. What I would suggest is titrating off the spironolactone entirely since using that with estradiol might have side effects that lower strength and cause fatigue much more than estrogen. Estrogen is a hormone that works in a way that can be hard to follow because it has two main effects. It starts breasts growth at very low levels in cis-females but it "finishes" the overall female body as effects hit adult female levels of say, a 25 year old female.
Paradoxically, then, for those who use HRT just for their hair, I recommend higher amounts of estradiol than found in teen girls. For transgender females, I recommend a year of low-dose estradiol to preserve the best breast growth environment and then switching after breast growth is sufficient to much higher levels for hair and facial effects. At your age, further beard development would be forestalled most likely unless and until you went off estradiol but I don't think that we know for sure. It might be permanently stunted as seems to be the case for female to male transgender folks who rarely seem to have beards that look "right" in terms of thickness.
If your beard is largely already in, then it probably won't be affected by using estradiol either way. Do you have any idea as to what type of estradiol you would want to use? Your current regime, if you added once to twice weekly microneedling with minoxidil as a carrier, is already as good as it gets for males not using estradiol so I commend you on that. Check the main thread and my tread for some posts between several people related to all of this. I still think that my being transgender after formerly fighting baldness for 30-something years is a large advantage in terms of putting the pieces together. I have had what some would characterize as fairly extreme feminization so I try to always highlight this. @bridge had similar feminization effects. One thing I note is that both he and I are somewhat short of stature and slight of build and males who are taller but especially broader and larger-boned might not have any externals effects that are visible at all and I answer unfortunate MtF's like this fairly frequently on the Reddit boards. I am going to post this on my thread and the Bridge thread without any information personal to you, if you don't mind.
A lot of young guys seem to be considering HRT for hairloss and my goal is to provide the best scientific and anecdotal experience about the "whole package".
Best,
Janey
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New Pics: I include here what I sort of consider sort of an androgenous/non-binary baseline pic from 18 months ago. I had substantially completed beard removal and below the neck, I had a body that was unambiguously female in shape but my face had hardly feminized at all except around the eyes which is obstructed by the glasses. For 18 months, this appears to be a substantial difference in look for me most of it hidden by the plague and masks so much of this new look is new to me in terms of interacting with others and in terms of the personality changes that come with HRT and feeling better about how I project. The other male pic is pretty much my nadir when I greatly lowered my DIY estrogen use, and I refused to look that way without at least trying more intensive HRT.
Perhaps I could moderate some of the facial feminization if I desisted from hormones but that ship has mostly sailed.
Perhaps I could moderate some of the facial feminization if I desisted from hormones but that ship has mostly sailed.
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How long have you been on 5mg of finasteride daily for? and do you think its done anything noticeable compared to 1.25mg?