A lot of girls, early in their transitions, make a mad push to be as feminine as possible. They're under an illusion that their womanhood is tied to their femininity. Often they also think that feminist is something that's inherent to a body's shape and quite often they have a unrealistic characters of a woman that is an initial goal. It's kind of our baby tranny first steps--most of us go through it, but some just grow out of it into their skin a bit quicker than others.

There are, unfortunately, - lot of doctors that take advantage of that very early stage of transition and use it to line their pockets at the expense of a vulnerable early transition woman. That's one of the reason you see so many bodies that are these charactures of what women are. As I'm sure you guys know, there's a significant overlap in curves between men and women and also huge gulf between individual women's shapes and presentations, so a focus on trying to be a specific type of woman is often a standard that doesn't have much of a baring on reality.

I try to encourage a lot of baby trannto take their time and grow into who they are before contemplating corrective surgeries (I waited roughly 2 years after I transitioned to get my implant, an in think they fit my frame well and wouldn't be out of place if you put me in a lineup with the rest of the women in my family).