hi!! ive been struggling with some stuff regarding gender expression and how can i appear more masculine, overall i look very feminine cus my sex is female, but i identify as genderfluid and want to be more masc 😥😥 i wonder if there are any diy stuff i can do to appear more masculine because my family isnt supportive (theyre not homophobic/transphobic, but they dont want me to be queer). im not looking for anything that will drastically change my appearance, but make it masc overtime..(?)
if anything, i cant get an official diagnosis for gender dysphoria cus i might end up with a schizophrenia diagnosis instead 😭😭 (cus thats how it is from what my therapist told me)
sorry i yapped too much, but i would appreciate any tips and feedback n stuff!!!
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Lynn
Hiii! I'm gonna give some tips that I think could work a lot, but is just in my persepective, sometimes just acting masculine enough regardless of your appearance can make a lot, but if you're going for a more stylish concept, always loose clothes or maybe use accessories that are categorized as being more masculine, like ties or beanies. (๑'ᵕ'๑)⸝*
I hope you reach your masc goal in the future :33
Nathaniel
Sup, pal c: Luckily there are a few small tweaks that'll help you come across as more masculine.
A thin eyeliner on the waterline – the lower rim of your eye – can give the impression they're smaller, especially if you draw it all the way to the inner corner where sleep tends to gather.
Contouring parts of the face like the cheekbones, jaw and sides of the forehead can give a squarer look.
If you have long hair, low ponytails go well with an androgynous vibe because there are plenty of blokes out there with long hair who tie it back. If you've got short hair, try finding ways to part your fringe or have it cover less of your forehead – I don't know why, but most blokes aren't into a little fringe.
okay!! thanks for the tips, I'm gonna try them out in near future :3
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