u/Fairy_boo

Well, ever since I was little I’ve always been a bit more ‘girly’, and in fact I used to get teased about it; when I reached puberty, I developed very early and by the age of 13 or 14 I was already the tallest in the class – I had broad shoulders, a deep voice, and so on… But my personality has always been ‘feminine’, so I find that whilst I like feminine aesthetics, it’s impossible to hide my distinctly masculine physique.

So I’m in limbo – too feminine to have male friends and definitely too masculine to have female friends.

Hi there, I’ve bought these women’s jeans – they’re low-rise and a bit baggy around the hips (which helps create a slightly ‘wider’ silhouette in that area), but I’m not sure what else to wear with them to balance it out, as my upper body is quite ‘masculine’. Do you have any ideas? What would you do with them?

Well, as you can see, I have a distinctly masculine physique – partly because I go to the gym – and at the moment I’m focusing more on my core and lower body. I’ve shaved my head completely (existential crisis) and I think it’ll be a good starting point for experimenting with a new hairstyle.

Any ideas on how to achieve a look that’s perhaps less distinctly masculine and a bit more girly? I’ve opted to wear loose-fitting women’s shorts at the gym, loose-fitting women’s trousers and things like that, but I can’t quite seem to get the balance right. My girlfriend gives me her opinion, but I don’t think she can be entirely objective because, at the end of the day, she’s my girlfriend and she won’t want to upset me.

Well, as you can see, I have a distinctly masculine physique – partly because I go to the gym – and at the moment I’m focusing more on my core and lower body. I’ve shaved my head completely (existential crisis) and I think it’ll be a good starting point for experimenting with a new hairstyle.

Any ideas on how to achieve a look that’s perhaps less distinctly masculine and a bit more balanced? I’ve opted to wear loose-fitting women’s shorts at the gym, loose-fitting women’s trousers and things like that, but I can’t quite seem to get the balance right. My girlfriend gives me her opinion, but I don’t think she can be entirely objective because, at the end of the day, she’s my girlfriend and she won’t want to upset me.

To be honest, I’ve always liked feminine aesthetics, and although I do tend to wear the odd girly accessory or a pair of trousers, I’m not sure whether I should try to make my look completely feminine or not. I’m ‘tall’, I have a stereotypically masculine build and, well, I’m literally the opposite of femininity.

Compré unos vaqueros, francamente no sabía mi talla y resulta que los he pedido una talla por encima, pensé en cambiarlos pero bueno, en ese momento con un cinturón se salvaban pues "sobraban" alrededor de 2cm de cintura, el asunto es que hice un déficit calórico y ahora sobran unos 5cm de cintura a ambos lados con lo cual aunque lleve cinturón se ve horrible, ¿tienen salvación?, ¿existe alguna técnica para solucionarlo?, me sería una pena tirarlos

Bueno, más bien algo entre 2-3...

Desde siempre me ha llamado la atención la estética femenina, sin embargo, tengo un físico que es el estereotipo masculino, ¿podéis darme consejos quizá de ropa con la cuál conseguir una apariencia más "femenina"?, ¿es imposible?, llevo ya unos 6 meses entrenando en el gym enfocado al tren inferior y si que es verdad que tengo unos buenos glúteos y muslos, pero la cintura no es estrecha por ejemplo...