>body is too bricky to pass irl>express this to therapist>he suggests using drag techniques>says cis women do it too so it’s not weird >try it out at home, it does work but also feels bad so never do it againDoes anyone here do it?
It feels super crossy so i wouldnt do it. Rather be clocky in a dress or straight up manmode
>>45169355I'm transitioning to feel more like myself, so the thought of using pads is counterintuitive to me. I mostly just try to accentuate the little curves I have with proper clothing, wearing pants higher, etc.
>>45169355what's bricky about you? i'd honestly much prefer using clothes to conceal the parts of your shape you want to hide and accentuate the parts you want to show. obviously only works if you're within passing range somewhat but yeah.
>>45169355Between this or surgery or shapewear, you do what you gotta do out here
>>45169458Narrow hips that throw off the waist/hip and shoulder/hip ratios
>>45169521i see, this is basically the most common problem for mtfs. if the main issue really is just the hips being narrow then you mainly want to either obscure the shape or add volume there. i know a-line skirts are a bit tranny-coded but with the right outfit it can work, if you're relatively slim and have a good waist then you can also try fitted top + loose-fitting pants like palazzo jeans or wide-leg trousers. girls with inverted triangle builds are usually best off staying fairly slim/fit and dressing like y2k adjacent, gaining weight can make your hips a bit fuller but if there really is a big gap between your shoulders and hip width then it probably won't fully close it and your upper body will get bigger and less defined.
>>45169638im fat af boyee
>>45169355Padding and shapewear are as female as you can get.
