Megathread SRS and GRS surgeons and associated horrors - the medical community of experimental surgeons, the secret community of home butchers

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You rich bastards better do something to help 😭


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RFF vs ALT skin consistency​

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"Hi fam, I’m thinking between RFF and ALT.
I’m noticing that the skin on my thigh just feels so much thicker than the skin on my arm, even with a potentially good-enough pinch test. When I think of dicks I’ve felt throughout my life, I feel like my arm skin feels more like the dick skin I’ve felt.
Anyone those who have had RFF or ALT or who are in the same decision process as I am- did you note this distinction about your body before deciding to go with RFF or ALT?
If you’ve had either RFF or ALT already, does the skin of your dick feel thicker or more thin than other dicks you’ve felt or more or less dense in general? Do you like or dislike it? With ALT I’ve heard this can be a total positive with regard to penetration, for one thing.
I wonder if with thicker thigh skin, if ALT would impact sensation overall for me personally, since my leg feels less sensitive and more tough than my arm. I know that ALT has great outcome for sensation, equal to RFF, so I am not prejudice toward it for that info (which at this point could be categorized as misinformation about ALT).
This is not a spam post at all and I hope it is not offensive. I have a ton of respect for everyone here. I’m trying to be as upfront as possible and make the best decision for myself. And i suppose this question could go for anyone whose had abdo or MLD as well -- all potantial donor sites have thicker skin than my arm."
 
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Why don't these Aidens, if they are such manly masculine men go get a job working construction in order to fund their mastectomies instead of E-begging for them
Because women don't understand what it's like to bury yourself in work until the day you finally can't take it anymore and you put that gun in your mouth. That's something only men can understand.
 
Wish granted. I found the original.
This is their problem. Troon dudes don't want to settle for being accepted as a woman, they want to be a pretty one so they get shitty cosmetic surgery (not that all of this isn't solely cosmetic anyway) to look hot. And it always fails. This guy had eyes and brows that should've been left alone and now his after picture triggers an unholy fear response in me. He messed up. Any AGP who does this to themselves and then needs to apply makeup for the rest of their lives to correct their grotesque appearance get what they deserve, enjoy "womanhood".

The thing about trying to be attractive goes for ayyydens too, they always do that shitty drag king makeup and only draw one type of male face, that square jaw, thick and heavy brows, taken from cosplay techniques. The dumb ones still put foundation/nude lipstick over their own lips because men don't have lips lol (fictional men don't get drawn with them).
 
WASHINGTON POST JUST PEAKED TRANS AND SRS BUTCHERS:
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"Corrina" Cohn 👃🏼 (which is just a variant of Cohen ) 👃🏼 is an extremely disappointed customer of elective medical surgery. Shim thought that it could purchase a new gender, a new body; shim thought that everything in life is a transaction. His surgeon fed into his delusion and performed the cock-chop while shim was still a virgin. And now shim recognizes his "mistaken" beliefs led to an "irreversible change" and laments that his surgeon "deemed my operation a good outcome, but intercourse never became pleasurable."

More milk from the article, which is called "What I wish I'd known when I was 19 and had sex reassignment surgery": *sigh*
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Here is the entire article in a text version (spoiler):
Corinna Cohn, a software developer in Indianapolis, is an officer in the Gender Care Consumer Advocacy Network.

When I was 19, I had surgery for sex reassignment, or what is now called gender affirmation surgery. The callow young man who was obsessed with transitioning to womanhood could not have imagined reaching middle age. But now I’m closer to 50, keeping a watchful eye on my 401(k), and dieting and exercising in the hope that I’ll have a healthy retirement. In terms of my priorities and interests today, that younger incarnation of myself might as well have been a different person — yet that was the person who committed me to a lifetime set apart from my peers.

There is much debate today about transgender treatment, especially for young people. Others might feel differently about their choices, but I know now that I wasn’t old enough to make that decision. Given the strong cultural forces today casting a benign light on these matters, I thought it might be helpful for young people, and their parents, to hear what I wish I had known.

I once believed that I would be more successful finding love as a woman than as a man, but in truth, few straight men are interested in having a physical relationship with a person who was born the same sex as them. In high school, when I experienced crushes on my male classmates, I believed that the only way those feelings could be requited was if I altered my body.

It turned out that several of those crushes were also gay. If I had confessed my interest, what might have developed? Alas, the rampant homophobia in my school during the AIDS crisis smothered any such notions. Today, I have resigned myself to never finding a partner. That’s tough to admit, but it’s the healthiest thing I can do.

As a teenager, I was repelled by the thought of having biological children, but in my vision of the adult future, I imagined marrying a man and adopting a child. It was easy to sacrifice my ability to reproduce in pursuit of fulfilling my dream. Years later, I was surprised by the pangs I felt as my friends and younger sister started families of their own.

The sacrifices I made seemed irrelevant to the teenager I was: someone with gender dysphoria, yes, but also anxiety and depression. The most severe cause of dread came from my own body. I was not prepared for puberty, nor for the strong sexual drive typical for my age and sex.

Surgery unshackled me from my body’s urges, but the destruction of my gonads introduced a different type of bondage. From the day of my surgery, I became a medical patient and will remain one for the rest of my life. I must choose between the risks of taking exogenous estrogen, which include venous thromboembolism and stroke, or the risks of taking nothing, which includes degeneration of bone health. In either case, my risk of dementia is higher, a side effect of eschewing testosterone.

What was I seeking for my sacrifice? A feeling of wholeness and perfection. I was still a virgin when I went in for surgery. I mistakenly believed that this made my choice more serious and authentic. I chose an irreversible change before I’d even begun to understand my sexuality. The surgeon deemed my operation a good outcome, but intercourse never became pleasurable. When I tell friends, they’re saddened by the loss, but it’s abstract to me — I cannot grieve the absence of a thing I’ve never had.

Where were my parents in all this? They were aware of what I was doing, but by that point, I had pushed them out of my life. I didn’t need parents questioning me or establishing realistic expectations — especially when I found all I needed online. In the early 1990s, something called Internet Relay Chat, a rudimentary online forum, allowed me to meet like-minded strangers who offered an inexhaustible source of validation and acceptance.

I shudder to think of how distorting today’s social media is for confused teenagers. I’m also alarmed by how readily authority figures facilitate transition. I had to persuade two therapists, an endocrinologist and a surgeon to give me what I wanted. None of them were under crushing professional pressure, as they now would be, to “affirm” my choice.

I may well have transitioned even after waiting a few years. If I hadn’t transitioned, I likely would have suffered from the world in other ways. In other words, I’m still working out how much regret to feel, but I’m comfortable with the ambiguity.

What advice would I pass on to young people seeking transition? Learning to fit in your body is a common struggle. Fad diets, body-shaping clothing and cosmetic surgery are all signs that countless millions of people at some point have a hard time accepting their own reflection. The prospect of sex can be intimidating. But sex is essential in healthy relationships. Give it a chance before permanently altering your body.

Most of all, slow down. You may yet decide to make the change. But if you explore the world by inhabiting your body as it is, perhaps you’ll find that you love it more than you thought possible.
 
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u/motchqq posted a video of their sausage. Bisexual, 26, Sausage installed in 2016. Not much other info on them but they apparently have a TikTok that not linked on Reddit.


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It has the consistency of a fucking water balloon! I'm a faggot carpet muncher and I know dicks aren't supposed to do...that!:stress:

I know people like to joke that these things look like those water weinie toys, but I think even those are more rigid than this nazi tier body butchering
 
It has the consistency of a fucking water balloon! I'm a faggot carpet muncher and I know dicks aren't supposed to do...that!:stress:

I know people like to joke that these things look like those water weinie toys, but I think even those are more rigid than this nazi tier body butchering
It is like they just sewed a wacky water weasel onto him:
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Damn I've been occasionally looking at her old account to see if she would update. I'm a little surprised she is detransitioning so quickly. I guess that near-death experience really did her a favor.

She didn't get the vaginectomy either so lucky for her she's probably coming out of this relatively unscathed.
 
Damn I've been occasionally looking at her old account to see if she would update. I'm a little surprised she is detransitioning so quickly. I guess that near-death experience really did her a favor.

She didn't get the vaginectomy either so lucky for her she's probably coming out of this relatively unscathed.

Even after that the "doctor," and I use that term very loosely, wanted shim to see HIS team of psychiatric "experts" to make "sure" shit's decision is the right one.

Fucking horrifying.
 
You rich bastards better do something to help 😭


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It's me again.

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RFF vs ALT skin consistency​

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"Hi fam, I’m thinking between RFF and ALT.
I’m noticing that the skin on my thigh just feels so much thicker than the skin on my arm, even with a potentially good-enough pinch test. When I think of dicks I’ve felt throughout my life, I feel like my arm skin feels more like the dick skin I’ve felt.
Anyone those who have had RFF or ALT or who are in the same decision process as I am- did you note this distinction about your body before deciding to go with RFF or ALT?
If you’ve had either RFF or ALT already, does the skin of your dick feel thicker or more thin than other dicks you’ve felt or more or less dense in general? Do you like or dislike it? With ALT I’ve heard this can be a total positive with regard to penetration, for one thing.
I wonder if with thicker thigh skin, if ALT would impact sensation overall for me personally, since my leg feels less sensitive and more tough than my arm. I know that ALT has great outcome for sensation, equal to RFF, so I am not prejudice toward it for that info (which at this point could be categorized as misinformation about ALT).
This is not a spam post at all and I hope it is not offensive. I have a ton of respect for everyone here. I’m trying to be as upfront as possible and make the best decision for myself. And i suppose this question could go for anyone whose had abdo or MLD as well -- all potantial donor sites have thicker skin than my arm."
oh no, poor babies. I hate the audacity of these people when other folks have to resort to begging to get actual shit like mastectomies and cancer treatment and appendix surgery covered. But nah, I'll totally donate to your "mutilate my tits because I was sexually abused" fund.
 
You rich bastards better do something to help 😭


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It's me again.

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RFF vs ALT skin consistency​

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"Hi fam, I’m thinking between RFF and ALT.
I’m noticing that the skin on my thigh just feels so much thicker than the skin on my arm, even with a potentially good-enough pinch test. When I think of dicks I’ve felt throughout my life, I feel like my arm skin feels more like the dick skin I’ve felt.
Anyone those who have had RFF or ALT or who are in the same decision process as I am- did you note this distinction about your body before deciding to go with RFF or ALT?
If you’ve had either RFF or ALT already, does the skin of your dick feel thicker or more thin than other dicks you’ve felt or more or less dense in general? Do you like or dislike it? With ALT I’ve heard this can be a total positive with regard to penetration, for one thing.
I wonder if with thicker thigh skin, if ALT would impact sensation overall for me personally, since my leg feels less sensitive and more tough than my arm. I know that ALT has great outcome for sensation, equal to RFF, so I am not prejudice toward it for that info (which at this point could be categorized as misinformation about ALT).
This is not a spam post at all and I hope it is not offensive. I have a ton of respect for everyone here. I’m trying to be as upfront as possible and make the best decision for myself. And i suppose this question could go for anyone whose had abdo or MLD as well -- all potantial donor sites have thicker skin than my arm."
I'm a guy and I can confirm, arm skin feels NOTHING like penis skin.

This makes me happy to see. Luckily for girls, they are way more likely to reverse their troonism 100% than guys are. Once guys rip their dick off, it's over. I wish her good things in life and hope she continues to grow as a person and see why troonism is so stupid.
 
She’s had a hysterectomy, double mastectomy, neopenis, and is now booked in to have a breast reconstruction and the dick lopped off, inside the time it took me to finally decide on and buy a new sofa.

People be making big decisions swift.
She’s gonna spend 13K on vocal chord surgery? Do they never learn? It’s not an easy surgery, and still with the attitude of going under the knife.

Also seriously don’t understand where they get the money from, how much time much she have spent laid up in recovery over most of her adult life, that she could save that much disposable cash?

That sour note aside, I am really happy stumpy is detranning though- feel like a genuine relief that she’s stopped kidding herself.

I might take this as symptomatic of the way the wind is blowing for all the rest of them, and turn my back on the horror of keeping up with this thread and the madness therein, and leave on what feels like a high.

Roll on, many more stumpies.
(Looking at a certain 🐘)
 
Now she can start her new social media saga, the 'detransitioning martyr' saga. I'm sorry if I sound cynical, I don't have any faith that she's gonna keep going to therapy and turn her life around. She's already considering more medical procedures. I hope I'm wrong.
 
Every time I see something like this, I wonder where the statistics come from. I might be wrong, but aren't troons more likely to 41% after their surgeries?
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Hey it's almost like in Democratic People's Republic of Korea where 99% of people vote for God to keep his position.

What's that? 1% votes otherwise? Well, what do you think happens to those who vote against literal God?

They'll be purged/cancelled soon enough... yes.
 
Not only will people use you for practicing surgery- including plastic surgery- and all kinds of experiments, but in the US you can also be used as a crash-test dummy. It costs you money too (hundreds or more) and your family can't have a service with a body present. The easiest and cheapest way to do it is to donate your ass to a private company who might use you for ballistics testing or cut you into pieces and resell those or God knows what else.
I knew all of this except for the fact that it costs you money. How is it a donation if you have to pay for it? Interesting. Kind of sounds like a rip off. If you donate you should at least get a free cremation.
 
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