Can we get a thread about MtF measurements? I need some context.

Get a smaller waist I'm a cis girl, 5'10 with a 30" waist and I'm still built thicker than most girls.

>>8352826
I see. What would be an ideal target for my measurements?

>>8352832
Something like 36-24-36 is considered ideal female proportions. Obviously that isn't attainable for everyone, and your large hips should help you seem more feminine, but I think you'd probably appear more feminine and less bulky if you slimmed down your waist.

Pre-everything MtF
5'6
size 6.5/7 feet US
26' waist
29' hips
Idk my neck measurement off the top of my head but it's pretty skinny
If I went on HRT how likely is it that my physique could let me pass?

>>8352865
Ah ok. Thank you. I'll go for something like 30.

>>8352866
Face, voice, and mannerisms are 90% of it

>>8352866
You'll probably be ok. How much do you weigh, and how are your shoulders, ribcage, and face? How old are you?

>>8352787
It's hard to tell since you're probably overweight given those measurements. Try to lose as much weight as you can and then gain some back so you get female fat distribution.

>>8353228
>you're probably overweight given those measurements
dude I'm skinny. I just have large hips.

>>8353228
I'm 115 pounds, and I'm 18 years old. My shoulders are about 14 inches wide, ribcage is about 28 inches at its widest
Idk how to measure my face but I have a somewhat big head.

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>>8352787
Sure i need to feel terrible about myself:
>5'6
>Weight: Obese
>between Us 11 and 12 (?) mens shoe
>Measurements as of 2-17-2017:
>Bust: 55in
>Waist: 46in
>Hips: 55 in
>Cup: C
>1.5 years HRT

>>8353239
If you're skinny and still have a 34 inch waist and a 38 inch bust, you're probably screwed.

>>8353381
well time to kill myself. Thanks anyway.

>>8353292
14 inches biacromial (between shoulder blades) or bideltoid (from one end of arm to the other; total shoulder breadth)? Either way, you should be ok.

>>8353410
Bideltoid
And thanks for the feedback!