Thank you! Thanks soo much!TylerThelop said:I may not be going through quite the same thing but we are both taking a journey to become the person we want to be.. I'm with youHope you get to see the you you want to see soon.
You look like my neighbor from behind .SissyJenny2 said:Probably a fuller view may help.
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I know it’s pictures I’ve posted before and sorry I don’t have any anonymised front views but I’ll try and sort one out.
Jenny xx
Wigs are difficult. I'm 76 and have a full head of thick hair. While I wear my hair longer than most men my age, I could never get away with letting it grow to shoulder length which is what I would like. Thus, I've purchased 3 inexpensive wigs from Amazon and have discarded the first 2. If you can't grow it, your best bet is a wig fitting. At this point, I've spent about $75.00 on the 3 wigs. I'm saving my money to have a wig fitting. Hopefully, I can get one I like for under $200.00. If I had done this to begin with, I'd be almost half way there.TylerThelop said:Hey,
So as I'm going through the journey of trying to become more girly. I have come to the conclusion that my hair just isn't gunna cut it.
I have naturally dark blonde frizzy hair. It realistically can't be styled without professional help or a lot of time and money that I just don't have.
I have taken the step to bleach it which has helped a bit but honestly I want longer hair kinda like my avatar
Can anyone recommend some good wigs that look natural but don't cost a fortune?
Also is this something that the other AMAB (assigned male at birth) people on here struggle with too? If so, how do you get around it?
Thank you.JoeRelax said:
