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[huntjames]

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[aioaminstitute]

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[allwhitelaser]

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[amisonist]

fuck it transition timeline

I was originally gonna wait until July to do this because that'll mark 3 years on E but I feel like now's a good time all things considered

With that out of the way lets start from the beginning AKA freshman year (AKA 2018)

This was on my way to band camp which is why you can see my trombone in the background (random fact: that was the only year I got to do marching band and our show was "the music of harry potter". yeah irony's a bitch ain't she?)

Graduation picture featuring the bestest boi Jinn :3

This pic is from 2020 because I switched to online and finished high school early out of spite (I was 16 here if you were wondering)

Now then this is from 2021 and was taken only about a week before I started hrt when I was 17

The lake in the background is Lake Superior in case you were wondering. Me and my mother were all the way up on the Keweenaw Peninsula for my family's 4th of July party held at the family farm

Moving on from that I started HRT on July 22 2021 (the appointment was at 9:30 am and I took my first dose at 7:42 pm yes I kept track)

This was taken like a half hour after my first dose (I actually don't really like this pic that much but I'm including it because it is important)

Fast forward from that a year to 2022 when I was 18 and here are a few pics of me around then one of which again featuring best boi Jinn

(it was windy out that day and he tried to bite me immediately after this lmao)

I've never been particularly good at taking selfies lmao

That brings us to now. I've been on hrt for about 2.5 years now if my math is correct. I'm pretty much living full time as a woman, started laser hair removal a couple months ago (next apt is actually tomorrow lol), and I'm working on getting my legal name and gender changed. It's been a long ride thus far and I don't really plan on stopping anytime soon so yeah here ya go

So that's it! At least thus far lol

also fuck photomatt 🚗🔨💥

[dumbcinnabun]

ruin me - detrans new year challenge <3

soooo i've been off t for likee 5 months and i kinda wanna ruin my chances of ever being seen as a real man again, and ive seen lots of other fakeboys with fun note games, so i wanted to play!!

every 1 note: I grow my hair out another day

5 notes: put off changing my gender legally for another year

10 notes: start working out my thighs and ass

35 notes: keep my body shaved all year

40 notes: wear only lacy panties

50 notes: listen to bimbo/detrans/feminizing hypno for 4 hours every week

100 notes: wear makeup to classes

120 notes: laser hair removal on my cute lil pussy

130 notes: stop buying masc clothes for the year

150 notes: start posting my nudes online

160 notes: make a profile on a hook up app (for every extra 50 notes i've gotta sleep with at least one guy <3)

200 notes: laser hair removal on my beard

300 notes: whatever the most popular request is <3

[thebibliosphere]

It's alright if you don't have an answer to this question, but perhaps your followers do? I'm not diagnosed with EDS but I definitely have something going on with my connective tissue; my skin is super stretchy and my nails are super bendy (I didn't know "breaking a nail" was possible until I saw it happen to someone irl, I thought people were exaggerating- my nails will bend and tear, but never break!)

Body hair has always been an irritating sensory issue for me so I've been looking into more permanent removal methods than shaving recently, and I just tried waxing at home for the first time. But my skin just seems to want to come away with the wax! I know how to apply wax (wash area first, apply in direction of hair growth, remove in opposite direction) so that isn't the problem. Removing it was extremely painful in some areas because of this, more than it's supposed to be. I'm familiar with how much waxing is supposed to hurt, and it's not supposed to hurt THAT much. There was some minor bleeding involved. I couldn't find much helpful info online. Is there a way to wax stretchy skin without injury or do I just need to stick to shaving?

Ouch, friend, I'm so sorry! Waxing was always too painful for me. I'd bruise so badly, and several times, my skin would tear, too. Something I did better with was sugaring because the person doing it was using their hands and not strips, but it sounds like you're even stretchier than me, so it might not still be viable.

I can't do it because it provokes a histamine response, but lasering, though expensive, might be an option. I'd be interested to see if anyone in the notes has any experience with it!

[anburako]

Went for my next laser hair removal session and they increased the laser intensity. When the worker zapped my private area, I ended up peeing a little bit😓

It literally shocked the pee out of me, I was not expecting it to hurt this much compared to the previous sessions. She said it’s okay and that it happens sometimes but I think she was just saying that to make me feel less embarrassed because I couldn’t find instances of that happening to anyone else online 😭

[trasabien]

My ideal online dom

Plans to slowly detrans me from a trans girl into a boy

Will make me get big at the gym (I currently got 4x a week) Will monitor me making sure I cycle t to help my body bulding and mascilinisation

Will control my aesthetic - my clothes styles (emo, twinky, jock, something else?), my hairstyle, etc Parental controls/tracking on my phone? Picks out piercings for me, maybe even tattoos eventually, also potentially laser hair removal? Bonuses: Into petplay, swimsuits (make me wear one pices daily instead of underwear?), based in the UK, formal wear, hypnosis, hucow, anal training, public pay/tasks, chastity This you? Slide into my DMs.

[catherinekal]

Just some musings on my place in the trans community and why it's hard for me to relate to a lot of what I see. Specifically the online trans community on here and in discords from years ago.

I think I've figured out that I relate more to the woman then the trans part of transwoman if that makes sense? When I did finally figure out I was trans after experimenting with being genderfluid it just made me realize that yeah, I'm in the wrong body, I need to be a cis woman. Long time later once I was actually able to safely get hormones I began that process, as small as that beginning is in this long uphill road.

There's just a lot this community takes seriously or focuses on that I just don't. For me being trans is a call to action. I know what I am, so now I need to transition. It's in the name itself. I was born in a guys body and I have to do what I can to reverse and change that because dysphoria fucking sucks! It's not fun and shitty and I hate how I had to wait this long to start this process. I stare at my shitty receding hair and am throwing what pills I can to stop it, and it's not exactly a fun time. The process is the point though. I can't just wish it away and feel like a woman in this body.

A lot of stuff I see here and on other places care about trying to reinvent gender or piss cis people off or exist outside of whats considered norm and I just don't care about that. More power to you, but that's not what being trans is to me. It makes relating to a lot of people here hard. I just wanna transition and live a happy life as a woman, idk. I'm not out here to make anyone uncomfortable or be this symbol of rebellion or anything like that. In my ideal future I live in Europe with my wife with laser hair and bottom surgery done. Just a happy lesbian couple enjoying life with all the hard scary parts of transitioning behind me.

I guess I don't have this attachment to the identify of being trans that others here have. I don't own a trans flag. I don't own the shark plushie. I do have a little trans pin I wear to work if only so there's a chance a customer sees it and thinks it's neat. For the most part though being trans is more about actions I need to take then who I am. That's the downside with fun cute trans stereotypes, if you don't meet most of them then you feel like an outcast.

I want bottom surgery. I want laser hair removal over most of my body. I want to wear makeup and wear feminine clothes and be cute and voice train and stuff that goes beyond just taking hormones. I want to pass as a cis woman one day. Every so often I'll see a post of someone vilifying passing or going stealth and I don't get why. I get it's not something most can do, including me currently, but those that can aren't doing anything wrong, at all.

People get mad and say passing is just for cis validation and god, shut the fuck up. I want to pass because dysphoria kicks my ass and I would like to have one less reason to think of suicide. I currently can't because my money is better spent, not being spent, and saving for a move to Europe one day. When that's done though then yeah I'm going all in, getting on those waiting list for surgeries, and voice training with my wife, and fighting dysphoria the only way that works for me. I can't wish it away, I can't use willpower to make it not exist. If you can do those things then that's awesome, but I can't relate to that.

I don't care to make cis people comfortable anymore then uncomfortable. I'm doing this for myself.

[insaneforme]

your beauty holy grails and or beauty tips you swear by?

Nourish your soul. Pay it as much attention as you do your physical appearance, if not more

Heal yourself. Trauma and painful experiences can remain stagnant in the body. If you have read “the body keeps score” then you’ll understand this more.

The saying beauty comes from within is a common saying for a reason. Don’t be bitter, don’t be nasty, don’t be cruel.

Be as you want to be perceived.

If you want to be beautiful, then find beauty in everything around you.

Dried rose buds/petals in tea, baths, water, skin care.

Olive oil soap. Tallow moisturiser for the body and face. Hair oil masks once a week. Lymphatic drainage massages daily to undo years of toxic build up.

Set Intention with everything that you do.

Make soups that will comfort you.

Warm milk and sugar before bed 🥛

Care for yourself as you would a child.

Find validation within yourself instead of seeking it out from others. Trying so desperately to find validation from others and going to extremes where you no longer align with your morals will violate your soul. No matter how much validation you receive from others, it will never be satisfying.

I cook my own food and haven’t had fast food in a year. Probably an extreme but my body is sensitive to the foods I eat so I like to eat whole foods that I cook with ingredients I am happy with.

Cut off toxic people & pity friends. It’s better to be alone than it is to be surrounded by individuals who dont make you feel good.

Take care of your hair. It’s an extension of your nervous system and it protects you whether you know it or not. Nourish your hair with massages and oils and masks. Oil your ends before bed and sleep with a protective style no matter your hair type

Detox your scalp with an ACV rinse.

Living by your cycle/cycle syncing.

Drinking fresh carrot juice daily.

Carrot salads.

Practice gratitude.

Consistent routines that you live by.

I always wear stockings, tights, and heels.

I never go outside in sweatpants.

Full body laser hair removal. Very painful but 100% worth it.

Do well by yourself. Be your best friend and lover.

Eating spoonfuls of honey daily.

I’m not sure if I would call these tips but these are a few things I like to do to take care of myself. Doing these things makes me feel beautiful. I also like to read a lot, that makes me feel pretty. If you want generic beauty tips you can find them anywhere online.

[ovwechoes]

Carpets & Drapes: DPS Girls ft. Venture (AFAB AU) This is a continuation of the headcanons list I made discussing the dps males' personal hygiene and their grooming preferences. My asks are open and all requests are welcome/accepted & nsfw warning for discussions of body hair and genitalia-ish enjoy (they're under the cut) 

Elizabeth Caledonia “Calamity” / Ashe: Ashe's the type to keep things groomed down there, often preferring to be completely shaven if she has the energy to. However, if she doesn't have the energy or doesn't mind the hair, it'll be shaven everywhere but her bikini lines. She keeps it well washed and groomed, but she prefers to have it completely shaven.

Mei-Ling Zhou: When she was younger she would make an effort to shave, grooming her pubic hair into a cute little triangle, but now she doesn't have the energy or time to do so. She's too scared for waxes, and she doesn't care for methods that aren't based on renewable energy or resources, so she opts to trimming only. She takes care of it, and likes to keep it fresh still even if it's resembling a bush at times.

Fareeha Amari / Pharah: Fareeha definitely takes pride in how she grooms herself, and her hygiene especially. Almost every shower for her is an everything shower, just with different fonts. She loves to find new ways to trim her pubic hair, and usually likes the landing strip style. Don't offer to take her for waxing or laser removal, though - she won't admit it, but she's terrified of the pain that those can cause.

Vivian Chase / Sojourn: Vivian's classic and likes to keep hers waxed, bare, always opting for a Brazilian. She rarely grows pubic hair now, because she's been doing so since she was 20. It's something she likes to keep constant, even if she has no energy to do it that day she'll still force herself to go get a wax. The constant of knowing that it's coming up is comforting for her, and reminds her that she's still her even with her bionic limbs and body parts.

Olivia Colomar / Sombra: Olivia's another who takes pride in her hair and how well groomed she is. It's something she's always taken the time to focus on when she's showering or if she's having a ‘self-care’ day. The idea of someone going down on her and being greeted with either an unpleasant smell, or hair that's tangled and unkept makes Olivia feel disgusted in herself, so she opts to trim the top parts, while completely shaving her labia. It's important for her to keep some hair, since it helps with friction during sex. 

Satya Vaswani / Symmetra: Because of the sensory feeling of shaving as a process, shaving foam or alternatives, the stubble that comes back after a while, Satya opts for laser hair removal when she can. Before, she used to just let it grow while keeping it clean, opting for more of a free landscape down there. Now, she finds that somewhat more overwhelming sensory wise sometimes so she went with laser hair removal for a while. It's not something she'll discuss freely, and doesn't care what her partner's hair is like either way as well as long as it's not unkept.

Lena Oxton / Tracer: Lena definitely likes to grow her pubic hair out, and likes to try different techniques to surprise Emily when she goes down on her. It's fun for Lena, and she enjoys the simple nature of it. It's something only she and Emily get to enjoy and talk about, and she revels in that fact. However, her favourite way to trim her pubic hair is the landing strip (obviously). The minute she heard the name for it online, she had to try it for herself and she's loved it since.

Sloan Cameron / Venture (AFAB AU): Sloan's the type of person that would like to keep it bare with some stubble, as it sometimes causes them gender dysphoria letting it grow out beyond stubble. It's important for Sloan to be comfortable, and if they don't have the time to shave, that's the only time you'll ever see hair that's beyond less than half an inch. It's something they've learned they prefer, and they're not as concerned with their body hair in terms of their gender as they used to be (back when they started their transition). For them, though, sometimes they like to grow it out and feel more masculine in that sense. Sure, no one else is seeing it besides their sexual partner(s), but it's for their sake.

Amelie Lacroix / Widowmaker: Amelie was raised with the belief that it was dirty, it wasn't right to have hair, and it was something to be ashamed of. So, for years she would struggle with shaving and always keeping it bare because she believed this was the right way to go about things, to stay clean and tidy truly. However, now she doesn't care as much for it and likes to let it run wild. She'll clean her pubic hair, making sure there's no odour or tangled hairs, but she's not concerned with trimming or styling it. Amelie doesn't have the energy, and simply doesn't care to because she knows that if someone was going down on her, or seeing the hair, they'd be understanding of it and wouldn't mind.

[drdemonprince]

I’ve noticed many times at this point that there’s a disjoint between the treatment trans people receive from supposedly queer-affirming institutions and nonprofits, and the treatment we receive from for-profit services that only cater to the richest among us.

At sliding scale queer clinics and LGBTQ community centers, I’m treated like something of an inscrutable freak or an incompetent much of the time. People condescend to me, remember nothing about me, and misgender me even when my identity and pronouns are marked on my chart. Other basic facts about me and my health get regularly messed up too. Even my own doctor keeps forgetting I’m on testosterone gel, not injections, and multiple times I’ve had the wrong blood labs ordered for me or had paperwork misplaced.

I can easily contrast that to the treatment I get at the spas, tanning salons, gay bars, and plastic surgery centers I’ve visited, all of which cater to a wealthier, more privileged clientele. I’m gendered correctly more often at LA Tan than I am at the queer clinic. The technician who performed my laser hair removal was more respectful toward my trans body than any nurse I’ve met at Planned Parenthood. At the gender clinic, I was a forgettable number on a spreadsheet whose phone calls go unreturned. At the plastic surgeon, I'm served fancy coffee and asked about my aesthetic preferences.

Wealth unlocks access to a realm where queer people’s bodies and identities are respected, where we are trusted to manage our own healthcare and are remembered and prized. I desperately wish this weren’t the case. I’m sometimes a bit disgusted at myself for how much I enjoy receiving this lavish-seeming treatment, even though I know it’s only basic dignity.

The only way to escape erasure or institutional control under our present system is to have enough wealth to transform from mere patient into coveted consumer. With enough money, you can skip the clinic in all its bureaucracy, order hormones from an online service, book a major surgery within mere weeks, order UTI meds from an app, and pay a driver to take you home from the hospital rather than begging a friend.

Right now, I can afford to be a consumer, which means I am allowed to be a person and to do with my body whatever I wish. And I don’t know what to do with how good that feels.

[selfmade-prettyboy]

Hello everyone! As much as I hate to e-beg online, I need help in funding for my RFF phalloplasty with Dr. Mang Chen on 09/04/24. Long story short, I need at least 6 months of laser hair removal on my right forearm to prepare the area for surgery. I've already had my first 2 sessions, and while I'm grateful for that, I definitely need more assistance! I'm living paycheck-by-paycheck, but I'm so close to obtaining my goal for phalloplasty. Any help is appreciated, even just sharing this fundraiser helps.

I've been meaning to update this blog for awhile, so I'll keep posting here regarding my phalloplasty. Life has been very difficult lately but I think I'm finally on the upside of fighting mental health battles. I get overwhelmed a lot, but I'm hopeful for the future 🦄

[thesims3help]

Sims 3 - Gameplay enhancing mods: In-game fixes and other mods.

A category-based mod post. Mods and links previously featured in our Masterlist. All credits to their rightful owners.

Categories include small mods fixing in-game issues, No More Autonomous, Autonomous mods, and mods that don't fit previous categories.

Honorary mentions to: Anach's Sims 3 Mods, Ani's Sims | Downloads , aa6x7 : Quick Links, simlogical.com

Fixes:

Just Sit (script mod)

Invisible Sim Fixer Mod by Consort (simlogical.com)

Change At Home After Work

Opportunity phone call fix (and more)

Trait Discovery Fix

Harvester Fix

Random Sim Fixes 2.0

Get to Know Fix

Certificate Reward Fix (UPDATED for Late Night)

Sunbathing Fix by Inge (simlogical.com)

Interaction on sloped terrain enabler

Base Game Half Walls FIXED!!!!

Write Thank You Notes Fix

Inventor's Workbench fix for Bridgeport.

Read Toddler to Sleep - Fixed Interaction

Pet Tombstone Shadow Fix

Fixed horse tails (no more shiny horses!)

University Life Visual Fixes (Send Insulting Text, Texting Idle, Heat of the Moment Kiss)

A Proper Fix to the Proper Trait for 1.67 [UPDATED:~8/1/2016] - *Supernatural Required*!

Restoration Spell Fix

Hanging Lantern Fix

ITF Perigee Planter Fix

Watch Laser Rhythm-a-Con FIX

Spicy Animation Fix

Better Bloom Interaction

Pigtail Glitch Fix

Opportunity Phone Call Fix

Laundromat Fix

Nectar Squishing Makes You Dirty

Fix for photograhy issues. Patch 1.55 (moreawesomethanyou.com)

(No) Autonomous mods:

No Autonomous Go To Home at The Sims 3 Nexus

No Autonomous "Check out new object"

No more autonomous computer use (1.67)

No Autonomous "Read Something" Interaction

More requested no autonomy mods for Pets and Generations.

No Autonomous Sprinkler

No Autonomous Tag

No Autonomous Skinny Dipping/Get in HotTub/Pool with Flavours

No Auto make Processed Baby Food

No autonomous Deep Fryer or Ice Cream Maker

No Autonomous Wishing Well interactions by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

No More Autonomous Scatter Hay by CyberBob (simlogical.com)

Autonomous "Clean Up" Plate

No (or fewer) automatic memories (with custom tool to make your own mod)

No More Autonomous 'Put Away' Fire Pit Action

No Autonomous Play In The Ocean

No More mods:

No Sledgehammer Flash

No Relationship Sparkles

No Woohoo Hearts

No Simoleon Effects When Selling Paintings

No Fight Effects/No Slap Effects

No Musical Notes!

No Build Sparkles!

No more stupid outfits. +Sniper296's Curfew remover integracion.

No Sleep Zzzs - Now with No 010101s (Amb) and No Vvvs! (LN)

No Pregnancy Chime and No Woohoo Harp Sound

No Parasols (XML tuning mod) by Consort (simlogical.com)

No Unfinished Room Moodlet by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Showtime Mechanical Bull: No changing into Cowboy/Cowgirl outfits by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

No More University Life NPC Protests

No Bad Night Sleep & Backache Moodlet

Snoring be gone!

No Romantic Interest On Kiss (1.67 compatible)

No Mutated Hair/Eye Colour

No Scales for Human Mermaids

Curfew Disabler

No Foot Tapping While Waiting For Clear Route!

Perfect Honey and No Auto Clean the Hive

Bog Off, Bobby: No/Reduced Curfew for Teens and Children

No More Crying Over Plants

No More Heckle

Other mods:

Annoyances Disabler

Online Center V30 (December 2nd, 2014)

The Third Person Mod

Burglars Steal Simoleons Too

More Senarios Upon Moving

[Public Beta] The Randomizer Mod - REWORKED!

Moar Interactions

WrittenWord - Sim written books found in Bookstore under General tab.

World Loading Screen Overhaul v2.0

No pets waking up sleeping sim, less ice cream truck and more or less CAS money

Put Away All Books *Compatible with 1.67*

Put Away All Scraps

Store All Fish and Harvestables at Once *Compatible with 1.67*

More Gem Cutting Options (Best, Random, Hidden, Unlocked Cuts) *Compatible with 1.67*

SimTransformer for TS3

Portrait, StillLife, MemorizeScene quality fixer

Cow Plant mod: Only Paparazzi can Eat Cake & Occult can Eat Cake Redux

Throw Bigger Parties whenever you want!

SmartPhone Camera Upgrade

More Unique Adventures per Day

Make Travels Free of Charge (Supplement to NRaas Traveler)

Umbrella Tuning (Unbreakable + More)

Greatly extend lot opening hours - The City That Never Sleeps

More Frequent Burglars (5 Flavours)

More intense fire

[sniffanimal]

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I've seen far too many posts recently (last ~6 months), largely from teens/zoomers, where it's clear they've been given some wild misinformation about how HRT actually works and what it's able to do and not able to do and how to safely do it, and what going off of HRT is like.

I know I'm not a Popular Blogger, I'm not on tiktok, etc, but I do feel that if I can at least give better information to one person then it'll have been worth it. i might write like a zine about HRT and publish it free online, and maybe try and reach out to some people who I know use other social media and see if they wanna share about it.

I'd also want to have testimony from people who have taken HRT of any kind (even/especially if you're cisgender, intersex, or have detransitioned) about their experience so if I can reach out to you you can shoot me an ask.

I'd also want to run everything by someone with experience in endocrinology so if that's also applicable to you lmk, otherwise I'll poke around online when the time comes (I don't see an Endo for my HRT so I can't ask them)

this is probably going to be a bit of a Project as I'll really want to make sure my information is as accurate as possible but

this thought was all started by hearing a gender fluid person confidently state they just want to take testosterone maybe one week a month bc they only feel masc sometimes and I'm like. brother your hormones will not like that one bit.

like there's options for people who don't want to fully transition hormonally, you can go on then stop for a long time then go back on, you can do low-dose, you can go whole hog but just get laser hair removal, you can get surgery. it's important to know what HRT does and what you actually want out of it.

I'm firmly nonbinary as a more or less political stance, but I am transgender and have nearly fully medically transitioned. I knew what I wanted out of HRT and surgery and I got it.

this is getting long but I'm like. afraid for baby trans people who think your hormones system is something you can toggle in a character creator screen

[transgenderteensurvivalguide]

Hey, so I'm a cis(?) guy who really wants to go on estrogen, but i also really do not want to have breasts. Is there any way that i could get all (or most, i guess) of the other effects of estrogen without developing breasts?

Lee says:

Hi my friend! Navigating your gender identity and the decision to undergo hormone therapy can be complicated.

It's sometimes possible to start hormones if you're 100% sure that you want hormones, even if you aren't 100% sure what your gender identity is, but support from a therapist who specializes in gender identity issues can be invaluable.

They can help you explore your feelings about your gender and your body, expectations, and concerns about taking estrogen and the changes it brings, and I would really recommend looking into finding a supportive therapist.

You don't always need to be diagnosed with gender dysphoria by a mental health provider to access HRT if you see a provider who uses informed consent, and not everyone feels therapy is helpful in this area-- it really depends on whether you can find a trans-friendly, competent, and affirming therapist.

But if you don't see a therapist (And even if you do!) finding support from the trans community can be super helpful if you're questioning being trans, or considering medical transitioning.

Looking for local support groups that meet in-person or online can be a great opportunity to hear from people who have similar experiences as you do because they can provide useful insights and helpful information.

With all that said, it isn't possible to pick and choose what changes you will get when you start hormones. It's an all-or-nothing thing. If you choose to start estrogen, you may experience some breast growth. For reference, this chart lists some of the major changes that you can expect from estrogen!

You can't anticipate how much chest growth you'll get- some people have minimal growth and others develop a C cup or larger-- so if the breast growth is a deal breaker, estrogen may not be the right option for you.

There is a type of medication called SERMs which might allow you to take estrogen without breast growth, but there isn’t enough research on the effect of taking SERMs and I don’t have personal experience with it either, so I can’t provide much information on that— you’ll need to speak to a medical provider about it.

Because the effects are not fully known, I would assume that there’s a chance that even if you take them you could still have some amount of breast growth, and make your decision based on that assumption unless your provider says otherwise.

You may choose to wear a binder for the rest of your life if you get breast growth and remain unhappy with your chest, but you might be swapping one form of dysphoria for another, so you should really consider whether all of the desired changes that you'd get from estrogen are more important to you than the one big change that you don't want.

You could also start estrogen and wear a binder until your chest has stopped developing (at least ~2 years) then undergo top surgery to get a flat chest again if you are uncomfortable with the breast growth from estrogen therapy. This is a significant decision and requires thorough consultation with both your hormone prescriber and a plastic surgeon.

If you feel that having breast growth isn't worth the other changes, you could explore other things.

While estrogen can slow down the growth of new facial hair, it does not typically eliminate existing facial hair, even though facial and body hair may become lighter and grow more slowly. It also doesn't reverse hair loss that has already happened, although it can slow or prevent future hair loss.

So removing facial and body hair with laser hair removal and electrolysis, and reversing and preventing further hairline recession and balding with a hair transplant, minoxidil, and finestride might mimic some of the hair-related changes that you might see from estrogen.

Similarly, facial feminization surgery and body contouring surgery can help to mimic the body fat redistribution that you'd experience on estrogen without also creating the chest growth that you don't want to experience.

However, these surgeries are more invasive than estrogen, so if you're considering estrogen, you may want to wait until after you've been on it for a couple of years before you decide whether you still need surgery or are satisfied with the changes.

If you're confident that you don't want estrogen then you could hop straight to those surgeries, but they may or may not be covered by insurance even with a diagnosis of gender dysphoria; some policies recognize that they are medically necessary interventions and others deem them cosmetic.

As you may have guessed, the vast majority of people who were assigned male at birth and express interest in taking estrogen are not cisgender men. Many end up identifying as transgender women or non-binary people. That doesn't mean that you are trans for sure, but just considering the overall probabilities, I'd say there's a good chance that you have more to explore to figure out about your gender.

But even if you don't end up identifying as part of the community, you can still consider medical interventions even if you identify as a cisgender man. It's your body, and you should do whatever you need to do to feel comfortable in it.

It's okay to look into starting estrogen (or any other medical transitioning step) while identifying as male. Just make sure you get the support you need from your medical providers so you know all the options available to you and the risks of each choice.