alright gang, we need another win over the news mega this week! keep those numbers up and keep being trans as hell 
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Ooh that's a good word to put on my list of things I want to be. idk, maybe. I don't want people to make me feel like a creep for what I want to look like/act like.
When you say this, it actually sounds like you are being ironic. There are incredibly few women twice as strong as I am. (light hearted) did you like, forget that I'm big and pre hrt? But I suppose we will see.
Yes, I do need to become slender. Much happier when I was slender.
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Demure? Fair play...
This is not ironic, also again HRT can noodle-ify you. Idk if you've worked out or whatever? Do you really think you're that much stronger than the average woman? Silly egg
Since you intend to go on hormones that'll only get easier too.
Well I look forward to being turned into a noodle
even if I have some concerns.And idk, kinda. Not that I'm twice as strong as any woman or anything. But with how big a difference T makes + just being kinda big yea I think I'm stronger then most women? When I read women talking about it they all seem like they feel a lot weaker then most men? Isn't that a big reason women are so worried about safety things, being weaker? I know that's one of my big concerns surrounding safety.
Yea I'm sure it will.
You do have options when it comes to that, you can be anywhere from smol noodle to bulked gf or anything else!
It is true that anyone with testosterone in their system gets a buff to being buff. But also, there are strong women too, so like Idk. Actually many partners I've had have been unusually strong sapphics
huh... Safety is a whole seperate issue though Idk. Pepper spray.
Well hopefully I meet some strong Sapphics :hyperflush:
Yea, I know. Hard to stay on topic though. Thanks for talking.
It’s funny, I do not really encounter women who will talk about being “weaker” than men. It’s really not something that has come up in my life even back when I thought I was a woman. In fact I think I tend to encounter many women who are into fitness and strength training. I do not think I’ve met a woman who said that they feel “weaker” than men. I think the safety concerns that women have come more from their understanding of misogyny in society than any perception they may have of physical weakness.