I think I’ve mentioned this before, but hormones have made me cry a lot. Just something that happened with me. Admittedly, I was always kind of a crier anyway, but I get set off even easier now. It’s not always a bad thing though. Actually, I’ve become more likely to cry when I’m happy (I never used to happy cry). I also laugh easier. And I reach the point where I laugh so hard I start crying now too. Really, I guess I just emote more.
In fairness, I kinda made Rain more of a crier than me even (pre-hormones, anyway). I too wonder how she’ll be when she’s on them.
Aww, I've had girl hormones all along as a cis but I never get to laugh-cry. :c But if this is Rain on pre-hormones, I can't wait to see her actually on them. You could probably dedicate a couple Rain Delays to her crying over the smallest things.
You know, I've never actually determined what kind of music she's into. She likes anime/manga a lot though, so maybe J-pop? Perhaps she found a leak for the upcoming Kaminari anime's opening theme. XD
I always have to giggle a bit when I hear other people talking about being more emotional / crying more easily after starting estrogen, especially thinking back to what people told me to expect before I started HRT, because for me it's very much been the other way around. T made me moody and emotional as all hell (and still does if i mess up and let my prescription run out a few days before I can refill it)!
lol Rain XD Wouldn't be complete unless she's crying for one reason or another ^_^
I've noticed that HRT actually hasn't increased my likelihood to cry like that though. I rarely ever cry, and that hasn't changed much over two years on hormones. In fact, I'd say I cry a lot less, since I have a lot less to be sad about. But still... Is that normal? Is it just because I'm stuck at a low dose of estradiol?
I'm wondering how it will be for me, thinking about the Future. By the Way, I Know a Bit offtopic, but for the Future I was thinking about wether I May think about seeing a Speech therapist Not only for my Problems in Case of speaking, I stutter, but also in Case of vocal Training. Do you think it May Be Worth a shot? I keep on struggling and I don't want to Risk a surgery, which would have a Speech therapy As a necessity afterwards. Sorry, for the Long question ^^;
I've been practicing my voice for a while now. You'd be surprised how much an hour or two a day will make in just six months(gotta wait before I can even begin HRT, may as well get the voice down first).
Whenever I cry, it is more like a whimpering. For whatever reason, whenever I get sad, I just become very quiet. I don't think I know someone else who is like this, but I also haven't had a lot of times when someone was crying around me.
I cry a lot (I'm FtM Pre-T) and laugh way easier than my dad and brother do. And I laugh cry far easier than my brother. I hope I don't stop laughing as much when/if I go on hormones.
Chiming in because I too am a crier and a trans nonbinary woman, who will likely eventually get HRT (funds mostly...) and will def become an even bigger crybaby when I do.
As FtMish (AFAB but male sometimes, nonbinary other times) on hormones for... I should know this... I think 7 years? I can say I emote about the same as before but tears happen less often, except tears of laughter. And yawning. My eyes dribble when I yawn and always have. I get sad or mad or frustrated but I don't cry when I do so any more. Don't know why.
You know, I've never actually determined what kind of music she's into. She likes anime/manga a lot though, so maybe J-pop? Perhaps she found a leak for the upcoming Kaminari anime's opening theme. XD
She doesn't know. But she's still aware of the fact that Rain's not going to be in school today. It will all become clear later. I promise. ^_^
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Me : Jessica, what's her happiness level at?
Jessica: IT'S OVER 9000!!!!
Lol XD
Thank you!
I've noticed that HRT actually hasn't increased my likelihood to cry like that though. I rarely ever cry, and that hasn't changed much over two years on hormones. In fact, I'd say I cry a lot less, since I have a lot less to be sad about. But still... Is that normal? Is it just because I'm stuck at a low dose of estradiol?
Also, don't worry. I was born female and my hormones still make me cry a lot. ^^;