What for you gave/gives this feeling? (lemmy.blahaj.zone)

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Alt text: Scene from Kung Fu Panda, depicting Oogwa as relieved, saying "Finally, inner peace". End alt text.

Figured I'd ask a positive question. For me it was the first time I'd put on estrogen. The HUGE relief I felt... and a few months in when I no longer felt I'd needed a breast form.

I saw gals describe their first time on E as seeing everything in a much more vibrant tint, but I didn't experience that. - is that really a thing, or is it more metaphorical? :3

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[-] DaPorkchop_@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 week ago

Yeah, same here (a bit over 3 months in my case). I don't really feel strongly either way about my new (very small) boobs, but still have yet to notice any kind of mental/emotional changes. I've seen a few people online say it took as long as like 9 months before they noticed anything mentally, so I guess some patience is in order.

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