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Q: Male Taking Female Hormones.

asked by: rosebutterfly on January 26th, 2006

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I am a male, 18 and a homosexual. I feel as though I am a female trapped inside a males body. I dress as a female, and I am strongly attracted sexually and physically to males. I have heard that if I were to take female hormones, body hair would stop growing, (meaning facial hair and chest hair) and I would develop breast. Is this true? Why should or should'nt I take female hormones.

Please respond seriously and in a kind manner!

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viper1234

replied on January 30th, 2006

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Hello

Well im a male and not homosexual but I will say that it will not help u stop the growth of hair you will just have to have a lot of wax sessions but it will help you grow tits a little I hope this helps

Carifairy

replied on January 30th, 2006

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I am in the healthcare field.. Many males use female hormones to help feminize themselves, but it is a very good idea to see a non judgemental doctor about this.(preferably one who has done this before) it will help a little with excessive body hair actually, and it will help a bit with breast growth and your voice. It takes a special combination of hormones though, sod efinately seek a qualified physicians advice.

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