RE: I am currently recovering from transgender surgeries. Ask me anything.
July 30, 2020 at 2:35 pm
(This post was last modified: July 30, 2020 at 2:45 pm by TaraJo.)
(July 29, 2020 at 5:30 pm)chimp3 Wrote: If I may be bold, what are the expectations for sexual sensation and orgasm?
I've talked to a lot of other women who have had the same surgery and most of them can reach orgasm and have a healthy sex life. Once in a while you hear or see a horror story that gets pretty bad.
But it will still take some time to find out. Healing and recovery take time and there's still quite a bit of numbness down there.
Personally, this is something I'm REALLY looking forward to. It was so frustrating before, when I was with a guy and we were both ready to go and..... I just couldn't have sex the way I wanted to. Well, now I will be able to.
@Gwaithmir yeah, it seems like surgery advancements have come quite a way since the 80's. Still, that's something that varies from person to person. Really, the final result depends on post-op patient upkeep, their physical condition when going into surgery, the skill of the surgeon and stuff like that. I had gotten into pretty good shape in preparation for surgery and my surgeon is one of the big, up-and-coming names in this specific surgery so I'm feeling confident I'll be alright.
@Gawdzilla Sama So, when I was starting my transition, I went through a decent "in between" stage, where my boobs were too pronounced to really pass as a male, but I still had a little too much facial hair to pass as female. I got strange looks whatever restroom I used then so I started going in the women's room. The first time a stranger told me not to use the men's room was the last time I intentionally used the men's room.
@Abaddon_ire The main thing I was nervous about immediately before surgery were mostly covid concerns. What if I tested positive? What if my surgeon tested positive? What if elective surgeries had to be canceled again? Fortunately, things worked out (although, had my surgery been scheduled just a few days later, it would have had to have been delayed). I can understand some of the uncertainty and nervousness about surgery. After all, it IS major surgery and that should make anyone nervous. But, still, I think the discomfort of my body being wrong outweighed the discomfort of surgery.
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"If you cling to something as the absolute truth and you are caught in it, when the truth comes in person to knock on your door you will refuse to let it in." ~ Siddhartha Gautama