Sword_of_Eos [she/her]

I worship music and I consume words

I’m a time traveler from the 20th century

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Cake day: July 29th, 2026

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  • You’re welcome! Thank you for sharing your story.

    Truthfully, id really like to try estrogen to see how I feel on it, but I’d like to know that feeling without the body changes first, for a variety of reasons.

    I felt the exact same way. I was curious about how I’d feel on it more than I wanted body changes. I was intrigued but scared by the idea of feeling differently, thinking differently on them. I dithered on it for several years. With a trans friend’s encouragement I tried them.

    The first full day after injecting I felt alive and present in a way that I can’t remember feeling since I was a little kid. I started being able to process what I was feeling while I was feeling it, instead of being hit over the head with an emotion and only being able to process what I was feeling in the aftermath. An intrusive thought that normally I’d dwell on and be upset and angry at nothing entered my head, and I was able to stop and go “that’s just gonna make me sad to think about. I don’t want to feel that way, I’m gonna dispense with this thought and not worry about it.” And it happened.

    Everyone’s body and endocrinology is different, but in my experience the body changes take weeks to start and happen slowly, but I felt right and certain that it was good for me immediately. All the advice I’ve gotten told me that mental changes come before physical body changes, and if you don’t like the mental changes you can stop them and you should go back to the way you were before.

    So that’s some more of my story there; you don’t have much at all to lose by trying estrogen.