fwiw, i started HRT at 20 and my hip bones have turned out (though not significantly widened). i get debilitating growing pains sometimes and went from a [cw: body measurements]

what kinds of other things do you want to know?

I've been on hrt for about 6 years now, I was 22 when I started. I think the main thing I'd say is that hormones work slowly. Like in the past 2 years I've noticed changes in my breasts still. Most changes happen in the first 2-3 years. Give them time to do their thing.

Once after puberty in terms of bone structure there aren't any radical changes, but a lot of people have reported small changes. But I often wonder if that can't be attributed to fat redistribution though, and that's definitely a thing. My figure got a lot more feminine over the years, my waist got slimmer, and my face changed a lot as well, a lot less broad I guess. Prior to hrt I lost a lot of weight, when I gain weight now it does tend to go more to butt and tits, but also my tummy sadly.

My skin got a lot softer, this was somehow one of the coolest changes for me. Also my hairline was already receding a little when I started hrt but that completely stopped and even reversed a little, almost to the point where it's a typical feminine hairline. I think the way I smell also changed.

And I wasn't sure when I started them, but after 2 weeks on estrogen I knew I'd never go back :)

I started hrt when I was 21 and I've been on it for about 1.5 years and here's a list of stuff I noticed. These are fairly typical for trans women on hrt.

-When your boobs are growing in, they will be quite tender and will hurt like hell if you accidentally bump into anything.

-My body hair is much thinner , lighter, and less dense than before. My legs used to be a forest but now even after not shaving for a few months, they're growing back a lot slower and I noticed some follicles aren't even growing hair (or they are but I can't see them). The rest of my body is similar but my legs have the most change

-My face shape is more rounder and feminine.

-My hips have gotten wider. I'm not able to wear my old men's jeans anymore but an equivalently sized pair for women fits me pretty well.

-I have a lot less body odour than before. I used to stink and sweat even if I wasn't doing anything particularly physical. Now even if I miss a shower, I still smell ok.

-I get a lot colder than before. I basically have to go out with at least a light jacket when it's not summer time. My feet also easily get cold.

-My skin feels softer and my hands are less veiny. I'm much more sensitive to touch in general.

-I feel emotions more strongly than before and it's easier for me to cry. I know there is a physical element and a societal element to this so idk how much of it is due to estrogen.

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