That means weight loss through exercise is nearly impossible then because it's painful or at least very uncomfortable for him.
There's always becoming an anorexic after he realizes how being a tub of lard hurts his chances at passing.
Weren't castrati known to be unusually tall with barrel chests?
I don't know if it does, though; fat makes people look more androgynous, and losing weight might show his male bone structure more clearly. Though it would be better for his health to lose weight (not through anorexic crash-dieting though), and better for his mental health if he ate healthier and did what exercise he could - and, of course, got proper psychiatric care, though god knows that wouldn't be an easy or quick process.
Yes, without testosterone, their bones didn't harden and therefor grew unusually long and their chests became very broad. So their voices didn't just remain high pitched, but they were also able to hold notes for a long time and take bigger breaths , so they could sing with more power. If anyone's is curious what they sounded like, this is a recording of the last castrato singer, Alessandro Moreschi, recorded in 1902, 11 years before he retired and 20 years before he died. I find most old recordings to be somewhat eerie with that hollow, creaky sound combined with the fact you're hearing the voice of someone who lived and died so long ago. It's like the aural equivalent of a hand reaching out of the the grave. But Moreschi's powerful, almost weirdly inhuman voice sounds even stranger and more haunting than most other old records I've heard.
True. Being overweight can make females appear less feminine because of how large they can become. That bulkiness takes away the graceful, lithe appearance we associate with femininity.
Depends on how desperate you are on making an OnlyFans.
Eh, that would be half the sex workers south of the U.S.
But that's the thing though. Jazz has never been allowed to have a natural puberty with his natural hormones. There's no telling what would happen if he decided to detransition, because it's unclear and unknown how his body would react to the testosterone coming back into his system.
I guarantee though, that it would be better than whatever the hell he's trying to force into it right now. A body naturally predisposed to testosterone production from birth, that had its start with testosterone in the womb, would be best served by testosterone.
Either you get phalloplasty, or you live with the hole. There's no going back once you've chopped it up.
As Jeanette put it herself, "Goodbye penis, Jazz!"
It's the mom choosing the clothes. I guarantee it.
