About Polytechnic....
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oh...do you still need to go for NS?Originally posted by lene321:well, I'm born a guy who wishes to be a girl and, I figure by the time I enter poly the effect of hormones should've fully feminized my body so, just wondering if I'm allowed to crossdress as a girl in poly. would hate to have to spend another 3 years as a guy, although my body is fully femme. (cept for a certain part of course) -
well, sort of, but no training and all that crap...
just need to declare myself 302, they do some medical checkup or whatever. they make me become a clerk, can wear civilian clothes everyday, no training, no punishment, can leave in the night, come back the next day. -
Originally posted by lene321:
curious:how long have you started on the hormones and how old are you?
well, I'm born a guy who wishes to be a girl and, I figure by the time I enter poly the effect of hormones should've fully feminized my body so, just wondering if I'm allowed to crossdress as a girl in poly. would hate to have to spend another 3 years as a guy, although my body is fully femme. (cept for a certain part of course)
Erm unless you have taken them before puberty doubt there wont be a drastic effect...tho there are still very visible changes
facial hair growth n the deepening of the voice would not be reversed by these hormones tho.You need surgery for those.
Its better if you are keen on a sex change and can afford the money to go for the sex change first before getting enlisted..think you do not have to serve ns this way -
eh go to toilets for the handicapped?Originally posted by lene321:well, I was told I'm not allowed to have long hair in poly, but that would be for uhhh....normal guys....?
since i'm a little diff, just wondering if I can have long hair...and if I'm allowed to crossdress.
about the toilet issue.....think I'm gonna cause a bigger panic in the males toilet than the female's toilet. -
So that means you were born a guy? Hmm...well at least you do have an advantage when in comes to employment. Quite versatile to many jobs.Originally posted by lene321:well, sort of, but no training and all that crap...
just need to declare myself 302, they do some medical checkup or whatever. they make me become a clerk, can wear civilian clothes everyday, no training, no punishment, can leave in the night, come back the next day.
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Hmmm i guess so so as long u don let the warden catch ya but I think should be alright.Originally posted by lene321:Do your know if they allow you to crossdress in Polytechnics? -
You must be prepared tho ur lecturer and some of your classmates might not like it and some modules require you to group with your classmates for a group project
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lene321, what poly are u in?
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I like this type of ppl in poly as they add spices in poly school life n liven up the day...
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Still in sec school this year, finishing it off soon.
Been on birth-control pills for about 2 months, starting on hormones soon.
About the changes: Well at least its still not that bad yet. Once I start on hormones it should stop my body from masculizing anymore, so I just need to get my facial hair removed, and for my voice, theres a way to make it sound female without surgery. Requires lots of practice though.
I sorta figure my bod should be fully femme by the time I start poly next year, so I'm just wondering if I can start my likfe as a woman in poly...
NS: Well it would be nice if I could get my op before NS, but I doubt its possible, would be pretty hard. I heard that 302s are treated pretty well in NS anyway, doesn't seem that bad a life compared to normal males going for NS. I heard from a friend that her friend skipped NS cause she had implants. -
you're gorss.
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Okay umm, changed my nick from lene321 to this.
And well, no, I'm not gross. Why is that always people's first thoughts about people like me? Just wish to live my life as a normal woman.....k? -
Where are you getting all these money from? You're not even 17, I'm guessing. Is birth control pills supposed to do something to the estorgen in your body?Originally posted by lene321:Still in sec school this year, finishing it off soon.
Been on birth-control pills for about 2 months, starting on hormones soon.
About the changes: Well at least its still not that bad yet. Once I start on hormones it should stop my body from masculizing anymore, so I just need to get my facial hair removed, and for my voice, theres a way to make it sound female without surgery. Requires lots of practice though.
I sorta figure my bod should be fully femme by the time I start poly next year, so I'm just wondering if I can start my likfe as a woman in poly...
NS: Well it would be nice if I could get my op before NS, but I doubt its possible, would be pretty hard. I heard that 302s are treated pretty well in NS anyway, doesn't seem that bad a life compared to normal males going for NS. I heard from a friend that her friend skipped NS cause she had implants. -
Well, I try to work as much as I can during the holidays, its not much but its enough to pay for my current treatments.
And yes, birth control pills have to do with estrogen. It sucks for feminization though cause the anti-androgen content is way too low. -
Well, to answer your questions, most polytechnics have rules preventing guys from having long hair but usually you'd see guys with long hair going about the campus without any problems whatsoever. It all depends on 1, the polytechnic you go to and 2, whether your school(Life sci/engineering/etc) discipline master is strict about it or not. As for crossdressing, I'm not sure, I suppose if you could pull yourself off as a female, there wouldn't be any foreseeable problems except of course, the usual ones, toilets, etc. Also note that the lecturers and other students might not take too kindly to this though. Otherwise, I guess you could just dress adrogynously or something. Don't take my word on this though.
As for hormones, how'd you get them? I heard they're prescription drugs... -
An irresponsible doctor outside Eunos MRT...lol. As for the birth control pills, they're sold off the shelf at Golden Mile Shopping Centre. (Little Thailand)
I'm sorta planning like, maybe go part time in the first year/half year, then after that maybe I'd start dressing up while going to school. I doubt many staff may notice it during normal days.
About which toilet I'm to use, well, theres a problem. Cause when I'm dressing up like a girl, I'd be wearing more girlish clothes that shows my femme body parts. So I figure if I go to the female toilet, well, maybe those who know me might get a little angry, but well, it'll still cause a much bigger problem than if I go into the male toilet.