/ftm/ - Female-to-Male

http://ftmguide.rassaku.net

I found the hair guide here helpful, and some of the sizing tips even though the fashion taste is pretty awful.

>>80
No offense, but "the new you" looks like a fag. 3, 4, and 6 are the only ones that look good to me. Sage for no contribution.

>>81
>fag fashion
from what i've observed, it's the natural direction that men's fashion is going in. every time i go outside i see teenage boys (most of whom i'm assuming are heterosexual) wearing those kinds of fruity patterned, slim, effeminate clothing. they look like twinks in training.
it's mostly the younger generation, but the feminized man is becoming more of a cultural norm. definitely wasn't like this, say, five years ago.
and of course, all those big brand clothing stores are selling this kind of get-up, it's all over social media, and you'll find nothing but this faggotry on /fa/.

all of this is coming from a fruit who actually likes this style of clothing too, although i wouldn't mind actually looking "not gay" from time to time.

>>83
I guess it depends on where you live too. I don't see a lot of that here except in middle school or high school kids like you said. I'm glad people can start to dress the way they want though, and not get shit on for it. Always thought that was fucked up. It's just not for me, and it'd probably look strange out here.

>>85
>depends on where you live too
definitely. i'm in the uk so it's a pretty safe place to be, you can dress like that and the worst that'll happen is some asshole calls you a fag. i've experienced it a coupla times when wandering around with my bf.

how do you dress?
i've been dressing fruity for about 2-3 years after basically just wearing baggy plain clothes for the first few years of transition. i've almost forgotten what constitutes not-faggy dress, but it seems like baggier + plainer is the way to go?

>>23
http://www.femaletomale.org/ftm-passing-tips/

to make up for all my text posts. it's a basic guide, probably best for baby transitioners.