does it affect your brain to? do you also start think and analyze (spelling?) things like a woman?
can female hormones can be taken if u have testicles? and if its a yes, What is the feeling diffrent from a man?
curious as hell, thank you.
thewave22 (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2013 1:14 pm I know that the hormone effects your body, but im interested to know-
does it affect your brain to?
thewave22 (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2013 1:14 pm I know that the hormone effects your body, but im interested to know-
does it affect your brain to? do you also start think and analyze (spelling?) things like a woman?
can female hormones can be taken if u have testicles? and if its a yes, What is the feeling diffrent from a man?
curious as hell, thank you.
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cheetaking243 (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2013 9:34 pm Eh... I'd like to say that I'm coping with them well, but I'm really not. I REALLY felt like crap today at work, for no adequately-explained reason, and this is unfortunately a very common thing nowadays. Also, my body image has gone straight down the toilet. There's days where I can hardly even stand to look at myself because I hate all of my masculine features so much, and want to be a girl so badly, but can't be. And E has only made these feelings worse, because now I feel much more like a girl in my head, but my body's not keeping up.
So again, this is why I am putting the warning out there. It can REALLY mess with your head. Even I, a fairly mentally-stable person, am having SERIOUS issues with myself on a varying basis. My brain is just not used to operating on these new hormones, and it honestly feels like I'm a teenager again, with almost no emotional control over myself. It's like a second puberty. The brain has to learn to operate on a whole new set of hormones. So it can be VERY rough when you're just starting out. In transsexuals, there are two key times when suicide rates are at their highest. The first is right after beginning HRT, and the second is right after SRS. Again, it's not something to take lightly. I'm having to SERIOUSLY watch myself, to make sure my occasional depressive episodes stay under control. When they come, I have to constantly remind myself "It's okay, these thoughts aren't really yours, it's just one of those hormonal mood swings talking. Just stay calm, and it will go away soon enough."
So yeah... again... it's serious stuff.