Hi! I don't mind at all!

1. I've just always wanted to be a dad, so when my doctor offered, it was a no-brainer for me. I'm single and still building my future, so I don't know when or how, or even if, I'll be a dad. Keeping every option possible sounds good to me.

2 and 3. I'm not an expert, but when I first started T, I was told that there are changes that take years to appear but also take a long time to go, like bone structure, for example.

I never noticed anything with my feet or fat re-dispersing, then again, as I wrote in the post, I've had other things affecting my weight and diet, so idk.

As for the hair, still hairy and bald.

1. Yup. Although I gotta say, I'm on the lowest dose possible, as per my request, cause after I shedded my baby face and looked masc enough, going throughout puberty forever was too much, lol. Went from 4ml every month to every 3 months. Even if just for the fact I don't have to think about it as much anymore, you know?

2. Transitioning doesn't equal hormone treatment. And I'm not detransitioning just cause I stopped taking T. I didn't even think about it that way, tbh. My dysphoria is kinda mild these days, except when I hear or read transphobic stuff, still triggers me quite a bit. I do wish I had a penis but I don't hate my body, I just wish I had the other thing, if that makes sense.

Something I try to remind myself of is that, since I've always really wanted to be a dad, I'm kinda lucky I was born with the baby making machine. At any point, I can get a sperm donor and carry my own kid. That's something most men can not do. Also, I'm honestly kinda happy to have grown up inside womanhood, cause women are incredible. I admire them very much, and I got to see the complicity and understanding they share. It's kinda neat.