one can still be a femboy if they choose to take estrogen
I would like to learn more about this, do they have dysphoria? do they want to be girly all the time or only some of the time? Are they taking E permanently or are they planning on mixing E and T like some nonbinary people do?
sorry if these are too personal, I live in a conservative area and haven’t ever seen a femboy IRL, much less talking to one about what it’s like, so I don’t really understand. Also if you have any resources that you’d recommend me read id be more than happy to look into it :)
edit: to clarify, I’m not the person who was arguing. I just wanted to learn from your experiences while reading the thread
I think it’s a little different for each of them, I know some femboys do have dysphoria and take it full time, I also know that some mix it or take lower doses like Nonbinary people do. It’s different for each of them, not all femboys are the same, just like not all trans and nonbinary people are the same. How they feel and what’s best for each of them depends on the person.
I would like to learn more about this, do they have dysphoria? do they want to be girly all the time or only some of the time? Are they taking E permanently or are they planning on mixing E and T like some nonbinary people do?
sorry if these are too personal, I live in a conservative area and haven’t ever seen a femboy IRL, much less talking to one about what it’s like, so I don’t really understand. Also if you have any resources that you’d recommend me read id be more than happy to look into it :)
edit: to clarify, I’m not the person who was arguing. I just wanted to learn from your experiences while reading the thread
I think it’s a little different for each of them, I know some femboys do have dysphoria and take it full time, I also know that some mix it or take lower doses like Nonbinary people do. It’s different for each of them, not all femboys are the same, just like not all trans and nonbinary people are the same. How they feel and what’s best for each of them depends on the person.
oh ok, I see. Thanks for explaining! :)