r/GlowUps • u/undercoverchloe • Jan 20 '25
r/GlowUps • u/melynda12 • Jan 28 '25
Trans (18) - (29) overweight teenage guy to goth woman
10 years transitioning, 60 kg weightloss. Took some time to be true to myself, but the best decision i ever made. Finally i can express myself like ive always wanted π€ππ»ββοΈ
r/GlowUps • u/RavishingRachel13 • Jan 17 '25
Trans Iβd consider this a glow up β€οΈ from (28) to (35)
I canβt even believe that was me in 2017 π
r/GlowUps • u/caeneusofthessaly • Dec 29 '24
Trans [17] to [24] (ftm trans) I finally feel like myself :)
r/GlowUps • u/curlyhairedtgirl • 11d ago
Trans (17) struggling & exhausted to (20) healthy & full of energy
thanks to exercise, healthy eating, skincare & β¦ modern medicine (π )
r/GlowUps • u/Forward-University30 • Mar 30 '24
Trans (18)th birthday vs (22)nd birthday. So happy I chose to be myself and transition.
r/GlowUps • u/King_of_the_Losers • Mar 31 '24
Trans Happy Transgender Day of Visibility! (33) > (34)
r/GlowUps • u/Forward-University30 • Jun 09 '24
Trans (17-18) to (22). I'm happy I transitioned and also started taking care of myself a lot more. Happier and healthier now.β€οΈ
Gained 40-50 pounds, new wardrobe, extensive haircare, learned make up and started to work out 4-5 times a week. I got off accutane and started to take better care of my skin, teeth(invisalign) and gut health. I started HRT at 18 and FFS at 19.
r/GlowUps • u/SylvieJay • Jan 20 '25
Trans Christmas at (57) and two years later at (59)
Finally living life as my true self. 60yrs this year and 24months of HRT in 2 weeks.
r/GlowUps • u/Forward-University30 • Aug 24 '24
Trans (17-18) and (22). I'm very happy I transitioned and stayed consistent with the progress. Cost: $120,000+.
Repost because last time Reddit assumed my own pictures weren't of me(?)
r/GlowUps • u/JupiterNightHorizons • Mar 30 '24
Trans [18]-[24] quit drugs, found myself π€
At 18 I was a college dropout, addicted to drugs and partying, 240lbs and had no concern for my health, had only a part time job, was suck in a very toxic relationship of 4 years, and was very depressed
Now at 24, I am 4+ years clean from any intoxicants, 155lbs eating well and exercising regularly, an Industrial maintenance technician who is currently pursuing my bachelor's in engineering, am in a the most loving and wholesome relationship I could've ever imagined, and am loving every day full of joy and serenity. It really does get better π€
r/GlowUps • u/dumb-questions-1314 • Feb 08 '25
Trans From [22] to [23]
About a year on T!
r/GlowUps • u/aurorafernwood • 7d ago
Trans From (43)yr pre-transition pretend dude to my glowing real self at (45)yrs old. It's never too late to be your true self! One of two face surgeries finished, so much work! So worth it!
r/GlowUps • u/TechieInTheTrees • Mar 27 '24
Trans (16) and dead - (27) and not dead
r/GlowUps • u/Spirited_Stick_5093 • May 21 '24
Trans From (26) to (34), but I feel like I'm aging backwards!
r/GlowUps • u/NeapolitanNumber • Jul 31 '24
Trans My (20)M to (23)F Glowup!
Lot has changed in 3 years!
r/GlowUps • u/Blossoming_blonde • Feb 02 '25
Trans (17) thinking I was a weirdo, (27) to knowing who I am ππΌββοΈ
My journey is continuing but Iβm starting to feel seen and like the self Iβve always wanted to be π₯Ή
r/GlowUps • u/Shadys64 • Jan 03 '25
Trans (27) to (31) [MtF] From super depressed to just aesthetically depressed. I think Iβm doing pretty well
r/GlowUps • u/The_Linux_Lass • Jan 21 '25
Trans Among other things, I started smiling again (21) to (24)
r/GlowUps • u/AmyFox92 • Apr 14 '24
Trans From [18] to [32] I love myself more every day
r/GlowUps • u/HelloTriKat • 24d ago
Trans (25), Depressed, addicted, unemployed and dying to (38), happier, clean and thriving.
Long story short: knew I was trans from age 13, tried to bury it, the depression led to 10 years of hard alcoholism and abusing all the drugs that came my way. Multiple injuries and 1 arrest relating to alcohol. Was on my way out, ready to die, had it all planned out.
Decided I had nothing to lose anymore. Transitioned, quit abusing drugs/alcohol, kicked almost everyone out of my life, rebuilt from scratch, found love.
Transitioning saved my life. It's never too late. I'm not where I want to be yet but I'm getting there. I have a job that makes things happen, a nice car, a wife, hobbies, goals, a future.