Trans WHR

>>8653003
0.7

>>8653003
about same as you, but Im not trans, its a good female ratio and funny enough female pants are better fit for me
but Im getting fat

>>8653042
so r u a cis guy or gal? :/

>>8653003
Nope, you can't, because you're not a woman

27/36.5, give or take. Comes up to 0.73.

>>8653003
You just made this thread to brag didn't you

>>8653170
desu i made it cuz my self perception is so fucked up that I can't tell whether I pass or not and i wanted to objectively compare myself to others [spoiler]and maybe if mine was better than others give myself an ego boost[/spoiler]

26/34.5

So 0.75 (same as OP)

Also to note I'm still in the losing weight before gaining beginning part of HRT so when I gain like 20 pounds back with exercise it'll be more hip less waist

>>8653202
op here, im already on the gaining weight on hrt phase, i was already underweight prehrt and my measurments were 26/32, i dont think losing more weight would make my waist smaller unfortunately i think its sorta stuck there due to my rib cage + iliac crest

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>>8653003
28.5/39= .73

17.5" shoulders ruin it.

Mine is .73 but my bod still looks rectangular dudeish tbqh.
Forever unlovable dadbodhon.

>Your hip circumference is measures where your buttocks protrude the most not where your iliac crest is fyi.
"Hahaha-No."
Radical mental gymnastics though. By that lunacy I come out to .78 and I'm just a gay guy, no HRT or anything.

>>8653359
>thinks 0.78 is something to brag about lmfao

>>8653374
I know it's not, because I'm a fucking guy. You all have guy hips and are just changing the measurement rules to hide that behind fat distribution.

>>8653387
>"hide that behind fat distribution"
lmfao u do realise a key reason women have larger hips is because of their fat distribution

>>8653401
How to measure correctly then, Mr. Smartypants?

>>8653415
Should go to ---->
>>8653387

77/99 = 0.77~
somehow I picked up more than an inch of waist on hrt, but not much hips, used to be 73/97 = 0.75 but I'm not good at making myself exercise.

>>8653401
Go look at male and female pelvic bones.

>>8653420
Iliac crest, just like OP was denying.

>>8653439
acknowledging that male and female pelvic bones are different and effect hip size doesn't negate what i said about fat distribution being a major (if not the main factor), u dont actually think kim k is thicc just because shes got a massive fucking pelvis do you

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>>8653439
>Iliac crest
Should I measure it where the blue point is?

Will having been obese affect my ratio?

>>8653211
Noting what someone else said, I have 16-16.5 inch shoulders which aren't that bad (certainly not cis-tier but nothing to cry about).

I'm somewhere between 115-120 pounds so I think I'm free to lose 5-10 more.

34/42=.8

Hoho! End my life already!

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>>8653003

Waist/Hips - 27 Inches /36.5 Inches
WHR - 0.73

Neck - 13 Inches
Shoulders - 13.5 or 14 Inches
Ribcage - 31 Inches

Height - 6"1'

Big head

Overall, I'm actually really happy with my body, but I can't help feel somewhat like pic related when I measure up to people in these threads.

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>>8653439
There's actually not a huge difference in width between male and female pelves, usually in the order of an inch or so. (Go look at the hip measurements of clothes for comparatively sized men and women.) The real differences stem from the positioning of the hip joint and the height of the pelvis.

In females, the hip joints are further apart, causing a woman's femurs to rest at a more extreme angle than in men. The signature swaying hips that females have is a result of this as the pelvis must pivot more as she walks. Furthermore, males have a taller pelvis, which contributes more to the rectangular shape that men have. A woman's shorter pelvis is what gives her an hourglass shape.

tl;dr: It's not the width of the pelvis so much as it is the height and joints.

Having said that, the female body stores fat around the hips, legs, and butt. More fat in that general region means more mass. So, for an MTF to have a more feminine shape, they will need to bulk up those areas. HRT helps with this by telling the body to put fat there, but it's also important to work out the muscles in that area.

At the end of the day, an MTF can have a very feminine body shape, but it's mostly smoke and mirrors and they have to work for it. Shoulders, however...

Pic related is a freak of nature with abnormally huge hips.