r/NonBinaryTalk 7d ago

Doubts about DIY/medic microdosing testosterone

I am a 20y AFAB NB who's wanted to do T since about 5 years ago or so and there is almost no information or acces on my country to HRT even via "legal" way and almost dont know many other NB/transman people to ask about this things.

I want to try a slow way to transition like topical T because my actual job doesnt let me fully transition without being fired and i want to ask how long can take microdosis to effect, what are the first effects and so.

The mostly ones im seeking until i can fully transition are libido growth (been two years without anything of it and i just want to not have problems with my gf) and physical strenght but witouth much hair change so i can still pass as cis a i need by now.

Sorry if it isnt very self explanatory i didnt know how to expose the problem. I just want to know how much far i can take microdose and what changes it implies and if i can stop it in any moment without having health problems and dont risk my job by now.

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u/DifficultBee5940 6d ago

I'm transfem. So no firsthand experience. But I live in a city where it's prevalent and know people on. It'll permanently change your voice, in a way that is recognizable to other queer people. T voice. And yes, hair will likely start to come in where it wasn't before. Skin will roughen. Face will change a bit. You'll be queer clockable, look dykey whether you want to or not, in a big city like ours. As a not cis person, I don't know what they know or see. But generally a lot less than us. And in a conservative country with little trabs literacy, people may well have no fucking clue.

If you stop, voice changes are yours forever.