Size 8 feet too so lucky and 5'9''

I have a slight one but that's the least of my worries being 6'5" with size 11 feet!

It's only really visible when I swallow though.

No Adam's apple and small feet (8) considering I'm 6ft.

Katie

I don't think all of us are lucky enough to have unnoticeable Adam's apples, but I do wonder how some physical traits do at least to some extent correlate with transgenderism. I have no visible Adam's Apple, small hands (smaller than my wifes) that I think pass as female, and the same size shoes as my wife (do not ask who "borrows" who's shoes!). I think in general (from those I know) its not a strong correlation, but it would be an interesting subject for a PhD thesis. There is also scientific evidence that being a guy but leaning towards the feminine end of the gender spectrum (being trans) is caused (I think, if I recall correctly) by a lack of, or less intense "second wave of testosterone" when in the womb (there are two pharses when the womb has a wave or testosterone and how much received determines if the baby is a boy or girl, but these waves can be, so to speak, not at full volume, so not fully determining someone as boy or girl, either in terms of gender, biologially (intersex), or both) . If so, it might make sense that this could also effect the development of some physical features too (but not enough to be intersex), so perhaps some physical correlation might not be surprising.

Maybe something to the theory then?

I can confirm the other half has no Sign of Adams Apple either can't see or feel one no need for a choker to hide anything helps him look passable.

Emma (wife)

Me neither can't see one or feel one

I can't feel one let alone see one on me.