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Taxidermy and display. Preferably with little googlly eyes on?
New Etsy line of real leather key fobs?
Really a lot of choice
Megathread SRS and GRS surgeons and associated horrors - the medical community of experimental surgeons, the secret community of home butchers
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New Etsy line of real leather key fobs?
Really a lot of choice
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> Made of 100% ballsack pussy lips
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We really need a sticker that’s past Islamic and even the piercing…
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HONK! HONNNNK!
But seriously, ED, I miss you and hope you are thriving (and desisted).
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I appreciate your optimism but I think it’s misplaced:HONK! HONNNNK!
But seriously, ED, I miss you and hope you are thriving (and desisted).
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omg you made me think of this old movie.
go to 1:22-2:30
I imagine him yelling tranny-related terms instead of his laundry list of weapons:
hormones! pronouns! stinkditch! transition! death! crush!
"gonna solve all these goddamn problems!"
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I didn't read the caption and thought that was an oddly shaped shiny penis with horrific smegma. Never in this thread have I ever been relieved.
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You should crosspost this to the munchie thread! We love our pooner munchie frens.
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A little bit of MATI sperging, but I find it so repulsive that these traggots use anatomical terms for women's reproductive organs to describe their surgical abominations. I know they're deluded and mentally ill, but it's a genuine insult to women to equate these fleshquilt nightmares to nature's perfection. Same to every pooner who calls her armskin rotdog a "penis." The patchwork people end up degrading human anatomy by pretending their hack jobs are anything like the real thing.
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And then they mandate women to called their honest-to-God parts "front hole" or "bonus hole".
It is telling that none of them ever ordered normal men to call their dicks bizarre names. Yes they call their own "girldick" and "princess rod" but it is out of their fetish.
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Kind of telling though that they only use very vague terms like "clitoris" or "labia." Not even terms like "labia minora" or "labia majora." It's kinda hilarious that they think "not even gynecologists can tell the difference!" when the gynecologists literally have charts like the image below hung up in their exam rooms and anatomical props they use to explain things. It's an insult really, but a laughable one.
Neovaginas might pass at a cursory glance but upon exam? Lol. Also same thing for urologists. I don't have a penis tho and haven't been to a urologist so I dunno how different it is; I can't imagine it is very different.
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Don't even get me started on the Bartholin's and Skeen's glands. The human vulva has 6 holes in it (yes, really). The dick butchers can poorly mimic the aesthetics of two of them. Troons get an extra orifice punched into them and they still have 4 less than a woman.
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A TiF has posted about her fear of potentially regretting phalloplasty.
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And ElephantDick responded with a big reply
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I've been pretty conflicted recently on whether or not I want to begin /officially/ pursuing bottom surgery yet or not.
I had written phalloplasty off for a while; my knowledge of the surgery and what it was capable of was both limited and misleading, so I had held the "maybe I'll wait a decade or so and see if the techniques have improved" sentiment. Meta seemed preferable but ultimately not in line with what my main priorities in getting bottom surgery would be (the ability to penetrate is very important to me). However, upon taking the time to read up about it and consulting this subreddit, I know that if I were to go all the way through with phallo, future me would thank me a million times over for having the confidence to take that leap and endure the subsequent pain and difficulty recovery would inevitably bring; those feelings are temporary, a dick (and furthermore, body) I can truly be proud of and call my own is forever.
One of the main things keeping me from going ahead and looking into scheduling my first consult (likely with Dr. Chen) is the fact that I had a blood flow complication with my top surgery that interfered with the healing to the extent that my surgeon, Dr. Mosser, said he could count on one hand how many other times he had it happen (a tiny percentage given how many people he's operated on). I know they're completely different procedures, but combining my unluckiness with that surgery's healing process (despite following Mosser's healing protocol to the best of my ability) with the much higher general complication rate of phallo really gives me doubts. Additionally, bottom surgery of any kind has higher stakes: sexual and urinary function are on the line, and you have a donor site's healing to consider as well. Important to note, however, is that I love my top surgery results and my chest now; even when I was in the midst of pretty severe wound opening and improper scar healing I didn't mind it at all since I knew it would just be a bit of a bump in the road, so I'm at least confident that even with some more minor/procedure typical phallo complications (fistulas, light wound opening, etc.) I'd still be glad I went through with it at the end of the day.
It's just intimidating considering everything that could go wrong. Although I know the things that I most heavily want to result from phallo (ability to feel erotic sensation, at least via the buried tdick & ability to penetrate) are near guarantees, having already had an apparently incredibly rare healing complication with a much less complicated surgery might be too overwhelming of a reminder that I could always end up a part of, say, the less than 5% (I don't actually know the percentage, this is for the sake of a hypothetical) of patients who don't retain the ability to orgasm, for example.
Does anyone have advice on if there's anything else I should consider when grappling with doubt? Perhaps some mental framing techniques? Anything is appreciated, and both pre- and post- op are more than welcome to share
I had written phalloplasty off for a while; my knowledge of the surgery and what it was capable of was both limited and misleading, so I had held the "maybe I'll wait a decade or so and see if the techniques have improved" sentiment. Meta seemed preferable but ultimately not in line with what my main priorities in getting bottom surgery would be (the ability to penetrate is very important to me). However, upon taking the time to read up about it and consulting this subreddit, I know that if I were to go all the way through with phallo, future me would thank me a million times over for having the confidence to take that leap and endure the subsequent pain and difficulty recovery would inevitably bring; those feelings are temporary, a dick (and furthermore, body) I can truly be proud of and call my own is forever.
One of the main things keeping me from going ahead and looking into scheduling my first consult (likely with Dr. Chen) is the fact that I had a blood flow complication with my top surgery that interfered with the healing to the extent that my surgeon, Dr. Mosser, said he could count on one hand how many other times he had it happen (a tiny percentage given how many people he's operated on). I know they're completely different procedures, but combining my unluckiness with that surgery's healing process (despite following Mosser's healing protocol to the best of my ability) with the much higher general complication rate of phallo really gives me doubts. Additionally, bottom surgery of any kind has higher stakes: sexual and urinary function are on the line, and you have a donor site's healing to consider as well. Important to note, however, is that I love my top surgery results and my chest now; even when I was in the midst of pretty severe wound opening and improper scar healing I didn't mind it at all since I knew it would just be a bit of a bump in the road, so I'm at least confident that even with some more minor/procedure typical phallo complications (fistulas, light wound opening, etc.) I'd still be glad I went through with it at the end of the day.
It's just intimidating considering everything that could go wrong. Although I know the things that I most heavily want to result from phallo (ability to feel erotic sensation, at least via the buried tdick & ability to penetrate) are near guarantees, having already had an apparently incredibly rare healing complication with a much less complicated surgery might be too overwhelming of a reminder that I could always end up a part of, say, the less than 5% (I don't actually know the percentage, this is for the sake of a hypothetical) of patients who don't retain the ability to orgasm, for example.
Does anyone have advice on if there's anything else I should consider when grappling with doubt? Perhaps some mental framing techniques? Anything is appreciated, and both pre- and post- op are more than welcome to share
Firstly I would say book the consult pretty soon. Wait times, especially for big names like chen, can be very long. I’ve heard RBL is booking consults for 2028. Even if you decide you don’t want to do phallo, a consult can help you decide that. Or maybe you’re not ready for phallo yet but a consult would get a foot in the door so when you are ready it’s a little bit easier because you have an established relationship with the doctor.
Complications that can’t be fixed are rare. I don’t want to dismiss them, cause I’ve talked to people who’ve had serious complications, but having a reputable surgeon with good communication goes a long way. I have heard so many great things about Chen, so if you decide he’s the doctor for you, know you’ll be in good hands. He genuinely cares so much for his patients and that office isn’t a nightmare to get a hold of.
Regarding regret, it can be a tricky topic. Most people who have feelings of regret after surgery have it due to complications or surgeon choice, especially the latter. I deal with regret more often that I’d like, and it sucks. I’ve had no complications at all but my surgeon fucked up a lot of people, most of which are getting complete redos. To talk more about my own regret, I love having a dick. I love the weight and the bulge and just finally existing with a part of me I felt was missing for so long. That being said, I wish desperately I could go back and tell myself to go to someone else, and to just do RFF from the jump. I had Cetrulo’s delayed abdominal and he didn’t meet any of his promises and I’ve had six surgeries for nothing because now I’m going to Coon for RFF.
Part of the process is about having some faith. Believing in your decision and hoping it turns out the way you want it to. Parts of me still wonder if I should work with my Cetrulo dick but I know RFF is the best path forward. It’s surgery, there’s always risks. But in my opinion it’s been worth it to have a dick, even if been a shit show. (Obviously phallo isn’t for everyone and whatever you decide to do with your body is valid.) It can be scary too, but I’ve found the bottom surgery community to be so welcoming and helpful. I’ve made some really good friends along the way, and I’m forever thankful to everyone who’s shared their experience.
So to answer your question, dealing with fears of regret. Determine if the risk is worth it to you, and pick a good surgeon, even if their wait times are long. Waiting is better than feeling botched. And learn as much as you can to be as prepared as possible. All the reading in the world still can’t prepare you for the real thing, but being educated helps and sets realistic expectations.
Sorry this was a bit long, but I hope this helps and good luck on your journey. If you have any questions lmk
Complications that can’t be fixed are rare. I don’t want to dismiss them, cause I’ve talked to people who’ve had serious complications, but having a reputable surgeon with good communication goes a long way. I have heard so many great things about Chen, so if you decide he’s the doctor for you, know you’ll be in good hands. He genuinely cares so much for his patients and that office isn’t a nightmare to get a hold of.
Regarding regret, it can be a tricky topic. Most people who have feelings of regret after surgery have it due to complications or surgeon choice, especially the latter. I deal with regret more often that I’d like, and it sucks. I’ve had no complications at all but my surgeon fucked up a lot of people, most of which are getting complete redos. To talk more about my own regret, I love having a dick. I love the weight and the bulge and just finally existing with a part of me I felt was missing for so long. That being said, I wish desperately I could go back and tell myself to go to someone else, and to just do RFF from the jump. I had Cetrulo’s delayed abdominal and he didn’t meet any of his promises and I’ve had six surgeries for nothing because now I’m going to Coon for RFF.
Part of the process is about having some faith. Believing in your decision and hoping it turns out the way you want it to. Parts of me still wonder if I should work with my Cetrulo dick but I know RFF is the best path forward. It’s surgery, there’s always risks. But in my opinion it’s been worth it to have a dick, even if been a shit show. (Obviously phallo isn’t for everyone and whatever you decide to do with your body is valid.) It can be scary too, but I’ve found the bottom surgery community to be so welcoming and helpful. I’ve made some really good friends along the way, and I’m forever thankful to everyone who’s shared their experience.
So to answer your question, dealing with fears of regret. Determine if the risk is worth it to you, and pick a good surgeon, even if their wait times are long. Waiting is better than feeling botched. And learn as much as you can to be as prepared as possible. All the reading in the world still can’t prepare you for the real thing, but being educated helps and sets realistic expectations.
Sorry this was a bit long, but I hope this helps and good luck on your journey. If you have any questions lmk
She's such a delusional retard.
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She says she had no complications at all . How can she say that? Her entire surgical process has been one big complication.
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u/OperationEggplant
has an update on her giant phallus.
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No vaginectomy?! You mean that black hole is her pussy? Looks like a shit-crusted butthole to me. 
has an update on her giant phallus.
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6 Weeks Post-op Delayed ALT with UL and No Vnectomy
I’m (almost) 6 weeks post-op delayed flap ALT phalloplasty with Dr. Santucci at the Crane Center in Austin, TX! I got UL without getting a vnectomy, which can increase the likelihood of fistulas, but so far I’ve had no issues urinating. Part of this is probably because according to Santucci, when they do a vnectomy they can use some of the internal muscle to help cover the natal urethra, and I just happened to have extra muscle down there somehow so they could accomplish that extra coverage without the vnectomy.
I have some wound separation on the underside of my penis and under my balls, between my balls and front hole, but it’s healing surprisingly fast! I definitely still have some swelling, but my girth is settling to be roughly 8 inches and my length is about 6 inches, which is the length I was hoping for! I currently have debulking scheduled for the end of March as that was the soonest they could get me in.
I’m (almost) 6 weeks post-op delayed flap ALT phalloplasty with Dr. Santucci at the Crane Center in Austin, TX! I got UL without getting a vnectomy, which can increase the likelihood of fistulas, but so far I’ve had no issues urinating. Part of this is probably because according to Santucci, when they do a vnectomy they can use some of the internal muscle to help cover the natal urethra, and I just happened to have extra muscle down there somehow so they could accomplish that extra coverage without the vnectomy.
I have some wound separation on the underside of my penis and under my balls, between my balls and front hole, but it’s healing surprisingly fast! I definitely still have some swelling, but my girth is settling to be roughly 8 inches and my length is about 6 inches, which is the length I was hoping for! I currently have debulking scheduled for the end of March as that was the soonest they could get me in.
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I hate how this thread makes me see horrific things and also imagine horrific things. How insane or/and retarded do you have to be to go public swimming looking like she does? How high do Elephant Dick's swimming trunks (lol) have to go up her torso to attempt to cover the monstrosity? How can these girls usually claim to have crippling anxiety when they can do things like this??
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i want to know who took that frontal shot so we can look down her urethra. And why