u/atTomic_x

Hi hi! (first 2 photos pre MTF HRT) Been on my E for 6 months but constantly misgendered. Have a pretty nasely voice because of Chronic Sinus issues but otherwise act very fem and wondering why it's so difficult and what I should do. I started very not caring about being misgendered but has grown much harder to manage. Looking for praise or tips or somethingggg ugh.

(Edit: specified mtf hrt and changing wear to act very fem. I grew up with 6 sisters, I've naturally acted pretty feminine my whole life)

I ended up cancelling my order for this 6 string SG shape as the order time was going to be months out. Ended up making my boyfriend's green Telecaster. Welp... They still sent it after the refund had processed months ago... Don't want to spend hundreds on paint again. Should I just dye and Tru-Oil this soab? Any ideas on colors? Would love a bright pretty color like photo three but don't know if it'll look nice with the grain pattern.

Ended up cutting through the edges trying to buff it out, need to be way more cautious and have a few more clear coats. Color wasn't even throughout as likely a result of being to far away, accidentally scraped the binding wayyyy too late in the clear coat process. But otherwise super super proud of my first build and finishing job! Boyfriend loves it regardless ofc :)

Congrats to u/CRKarl your recommendation for Asa was chosen to be on my body forever! Will continue to collect and ideas for cute and blood soaked panels I'll be getting next here in these comments so please do send ideas. Mid June around my birthday I'll be getting the next few panels so a bit of time for you guys to send some (also Quanxi's... friends are likely getting their own piece on my thigh remember i gotta small arm the details my artist managed to get on such small pieces is incredible)

Hey, working on first guitar, did sanding sealer, grain fillers, sanding etc to get prepped for a primer white before a Metallic British Racing Green. Used Stew Mac for the initial Sanding Sealer and then using Oxford for my Primer, Color and Clear coats. Upon doing my first primer, I got a few globs on my finish from the nozzle. I had soaked the can in hot tap, shaking for around a minute before then around a minute or two after soak. It's about 58°f out so kinda chilly with 49% humidity, no wind, wondering what I should do to fix. Wait till tomorrow and sand with 600 then respray? And what can I do to avoid this going forward to further coats? Thank you in advance!