Posture
Stand straight, relax your shoulders. Don’t hunch, don’t stiffen up like you’re posing for a yearbook photo. Neutral posture is your best friend.
Slightly thicker, natural brows make a huge difference.
You can add a very light shadow under your jawline if you want, but keep it subtle.
Look forward, keep steady eye contact. Confidence shows more than facial structure.
Voice
It’s not about sounding super deep. It’s about pace and intonation. Speak a bit slower, avoid ending sentences on a high pitch, keep your throat relaxed. A naturally lower tone comes with confidence, not strain.
Layers help flatten your chest and balance proportions.
Oversize is your buddy, but don’t drown in a tent.
Straight cuts and masculine fits work best.
Straight-leg pants help minimize hips and elongate your frame.
Wear a proper binder made for binding.
Max 8 hours, take breaks, breathe.
Don’t use bandages or medical tape — it’s unsafe.
Walk
Take steady, grounded steps. Keep your pelvis stable, avoid swaying your hips. Arms relaxed at your sides, not tense.
Hair
Short hair can help, but the vibe matters more than the length. Clean, textured, and styled a bit — that’s enough.
Overall vibe
The most important factor. People read energy more than features. Calm movements, fewer apologies, steady tone, relaxed attitude = much better passing.
Safety
Passing is great, but your health and safety come first. Listen to your body and take care of yourself.
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