The primary skeletal traits related to childbearing are the most important physical traits, and trump things that can be faked through surgery (such as Adam's apples, facial traits). An acute q-angle, a spine with the structural capacity to naturally arch at a high point, and a hip-to-shoulder ratio with hips equal to, or slightly or wider or narrower than shoulders are female primary skeletal markers. FTMs that make it through the highly competitive casting process in a coveted field are often from bloodlines with more masculine females, and may have some tricky traits that make them more passable than some other FTMs that are less well-known, or just members of the regular populace. Just remember to look for the primary skeletal markers that indicate a capability to bear children, and remember just how much testosterone, human growth hormone, and steroids can alter a female body when paired with hormone blockers from a young age.
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