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Photo Documentation: 151 Days

May 10th marked 151 Days since I began my transition with Testosterone Cypionate. I'm on the same dosage that I began with - 100mg every 2 weeks.

It's been way too frickin' long since I've had the opportunity to take unflattering brightly lit photos of myself. Since I moved, I have one little dim bulb in my bathroom (this will be remedied at some point in the near future), so I wasn't quite sure where to take photos that wouldn't necessitate a big blast of obnoxious flash action. So I borrowed Gina's bathroom, which worked well enough! 'ish. It's something.

Moving right along...

151 Days on Testosterone Cypionate, 100mg every 2 weeks:
Stomach (hair growth + fat redistribution):




Seeing more hair every week, especially in comparison to my 97.4% absolutely hairless pre-transitional state!

Arm (upper body muscle development):



 Leg



Check that hairy out. Which, as I've pointed out before, is extremely hairy from a pre-very pink and bare beast's perspective.

 Facial Hair/Acne/Facial Masculinizing






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  1. Mr. MiyagiMay 25, 2009 at 9:29 AM

    hey buddy...im adding your site to my resources on my site

    www.freewebs.com/antoyneod

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  2. DexMay 26, 2009 at 9:39 AM

    Thanks Antoyneo!

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