ONE YEAR After Stopping Testosterone - What Happened?! 

Only real males handle testosterone

Trying to learn. What toll is T taking your body? Side effects? Please share.

@@markpaisley6430 with T not being covered by my insurance, I would go months without it so starts to reject my body and make me feel mentally and physically I’ll. The worst side effect is brain fog and not being able to focus. But that is just my personal experience

How is your physical body going? Do you see any feminine physics? Like wider hips? Facial features more softer?

No problem at all! If there's any informative videos you'd like me to make I'd be happy to :) was thinking of doing another *off T* update when I'm 2 years off

@@MxMorphlingI’d definitely love to see a video like that!

Thankyou!! ✨✨

Personally i can share that being a trans man myself beeing post top surgery has unlocked the ability to olay around with gender like cis people get to. saying that if you started as a binary trans man and found joy in femininity or androgyny is not "correct" or makes yhe trans community "look bad" is just ao unkind. Why shove our own people into boxes??? Im just glad that your fans see you as trans and yourself. You are a very valuable part of the community.

Hi! Will make sure I get that video made asap!

I'm so glad it could help!💜 Hope you're doing well ☺️

Thanks! Yeah I'm so glad I went on it and happy with all the changes it has given me ✨

Thankyou! Yeah it's been a very freeing year for me, finally found a way of expressing that fits (which I guess is multiple ways🤣)

What exactly is a trans person?

Thankyou so much for all the kind words! Happy I can inspire you in anyway. Keep being your fabulous self!✨💜

Ugh I hate the all or nothing approach, just remember that you always have the choice to return to hormones but stopping them as you start to feel uncomfortable with a certain factor is always the best decision. I also partly stopped because of my hairline and I have since realized that I'm nonbinary but when I'm not wearing makeup and I let my stubble out a little I still pass as a guy (although I do wear makeup and do femme looks a lot now which is when I sometimes pass as androgynous to female). If you have any more questions feel free to ask✨

Ahhh thankyouu that's so sweet

@@MxMorphling ❤❤❤❤

No problem at all! Let me know if there's any other videos you'd like me to make✨

My hips have grown a little, from about 32.4" to 34.5" but I was also working out back then. My thighs are not much bigger, measurements stayed pretty similar. Any more questions feel free to ask!

There's dht blockers if you're worried about hairloss and you decide that you want to stay on T

Thanks!!

I got it from paws for pride ✨

Yess so glad my videos could help. And although my gender and expression usually match, some days I'll be looking all femme and be feeling very HE/HIM so I get you! It's definitely ok to be yourself and I'm glad you're feeling that way more and more ✨💜

Because they remove all breast tissue in a DI mastectomy (or at least they did for mine) I have not had any chest growth since I stopped T and I've been off quite a while now

Ofcourse going on any type of prescribed thing for children should be treated with caution but there should be equal caution with leaving a child alone to fend for themselves with dysphoria. It's a difficult balance to maintain but it should be approached with more time, compassion and understanding than many policy makers are giving to it at the moment. Wish you the best, thanks!

I didn't see too much of a difference but mine hasn't been too bad in general

It's definitely got thinner but I shave a lot now so I don't often see it anymore

@@MxMorphling Thanks for taking the time to respond. This is a great video. Very helpful. And you are so charming.

Combining the worst from both worlds.

Don't comment about things if you obviously know so little about the process of going on hormones. I got my bloods and body checked regularly by doctors and it's often mandatory to get an endocrinologist after being prescribed testosterone.

@@MxMorphling I can see the effects of hormones full time in my house and how dangerous threathing it can be. Due to My mom surgery (not trans related ) has her hormone unstable sometimes. A hormone drug and a hormone blocker can eventually disrupt thier natural hormone. Everyperson has a different body reaction and all u can hope is be those lucky onces without huge side effects. that is all

@@TheeSilentObserverz transition a lot of the times is the only option for trans people. Sometimes it's even either take hormones or unalive. And no, there's no amount of psychological theraphy that can change that. Many people have already unalived themselves 'cause they couldn't transition for a reason or another. So yeah, it's better being alive and happy but with some health issues, than beind de*d.