Looking for honesty.

I had DI top surgery when I turned 18 and never looked back. I am in my 30s now and, despite having a tattoo, still worry that everyone is staring at my scars when shirtless.

Are they obvious and apparent? Please be honest.

I got some advice here to get rid of my piercings and get some better fitting clothes.

First are most recent pics. In slide 3, I think the thighter shirt makes me look small and makes my hips more obvious.

Slide 5 and 6 are from my last post. 7 and 8 are from a party this summer. And in the last two i recreated a pre-T selfie

3y+ hrt, post too surgery and I'm 21. In person I've been passing consistently but some people (mainly other trans folk) can tell.

i look so feminine even with shorter hair. i didn’t really think my haircut read as a lesbian cut but lmk. I work out and i wear a binder. it’s kinda cheap but i have a smaller chest. I think most people just see me as a stud. which is a step to becoming more masculine but I want to be seen as male. Im kinda short and have a higher voice but i want to focus on my appearance as I get on T.

anyways, how do u think i can pass more?

18, pre T and OP (not by choice) trying to minimize getting misgendered in public 🥲

Its bit unatural for me to speak in English, I believe its bit lower when I speak in my native language, but nonetheless I been wondering if its finally passble for fully male voice?

Before I started T I did had a bit of a low voice (doing on this app it said 125hz, I compared videos and I hear a change too), usally I didnt get clocked but people did comment that it was bit high and so on.

Do I finally sound like a 19yo cis dude or should I work on it more?

(Im aware I sound bored reading but thats just my curse I cannot speak fast 💀)

Help!! How more man!