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They do, but only in the main body of the clitoris which gives it its erectile function.
Megathread SRS and GRS surgeons and associated horrors - the medical community of experimental surgeons, the secret community of home butchers
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I present to you a funny balloon-like amhole courtesy of one Dr. Safir:
Doesn't seem like it's all rainbows and unicorns (pun intended) in his world:
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Doesn't seem like it's all rainbows and unicorns (pun intended) in his world:
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Not a bad looking rothole, besides being too high and still swollen (EDIT: took a second look with better screen brightness, and yeah, it's pretty awful, especially the scrotum skin labia majora). But as to why the troon thinks having a decomposing gash between his legs is going to help his social isolation remains a mystery.
Tbf if I'd have my dick and balls cut off, I'd also being crying everyday, not only for the loss of my cherished manhood but also because of the soul-crushing realization of my own stupidity for having willingly paid someone to ruin me.
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A more immediate problem would be not being able to urinate, as the complications in this area for MTFs can be nightmarish and painful.
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Some fails.
She thinks she can now stand to pee.
As of 47days ago she can not.
Another user, I can’t remember the user… sorry… has had at least 20 surgeries. Sorry if they’ve been posted before.
She thinks she can now stand to pee.
As of 47days ago she can not.
Another user, I can’t remember the user… sorry… has had at least 20 surgeries. Sorry if they’ve been posted before.
Interesting hand placement there.
Check out them surgical scars. Such stealth
Check out them surgical scars. Such stealth
As I gear up for what I hope will be me last surgery I sit here reflecting on the journey. It has been a long road with many many trials along the way. My first surgery was Jan 31 2014, the first of the plan 3 surgeries for ALT. My last will hopefully be sometime next spring which will be #20 (or possible 21) to finish up the ul work and some other minor corrections.. I am still deciding if I want to get my implant put back in. Although it has been a long journey I don't regret it at all. If I had to do it all over again I would with a few modifications. The light at the end of the tunnel has never been brighter.
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Tell me that it's not a fetish. Oh wait. It's really a fetish.
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is 9 inches full depth ANY way possible? Vaginoplasty
I may want to get a vaginoplasty of I raise enough money at one point, my dysphoria comes from the bulge wearing clothes and my current genitalia is not really a problem.
I see it more like if I had the choice I would’ve preferred a vagina but I don’t mind what I have except for the bulge.
Thing is that if I end up getting the procedure I won’t take anything less than an 9 inch depth (won’t say why, pls don’t ask).
Did anyone manage to get that depth or is there a way to get it?
Thanks a lot for any replies it means a lot <3
I may want to get a vaginoplasty of I raise enough money at one point, my dysphoria comes from the bulge wearing clothes and my current genitalia is not really a problem.
I see it more like if I had the choice I would’ve preferred a vagina but I don’t mind what I have except for the bulge.
Thing is that if I end up getting the procedure I won’t take anything less than an 9 inch depth (won’t say why, pls don’t ask).
Did anyone manage to get that depth or is there a way to get it?
Thanks a lot for any replies it means a lot <3
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She pissed inside her girlfriend.
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u/RedRockWulf, A.K.A d00leys 2.0, has made a post explaining that phalloplasty didn't live up to her insane expectations. Has to now mentally cope with her journey being "over".
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A lot to say here. She's sandwiching the bad (reality) with good words (cope).
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Being truly "stealth" whittles away at their confidence because when they know they're being seen as male; but deep down they know they are not the same as the men they interact with. They can't use clocking and the subsequent anger to avoid this feeling like the non-passing trannies can.
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Before I had surgery I always imagined phalloplasty as impossible and saw it as this other side that I couldn’t fully comprehend, but knew I needed and would think about daily - checking every phallo group on Reddit, discord, Facebook, Transbucket everyday and even more if I was feeling extra dysphoric and needed the motivation of post op pictures. I felt this anger every time I’d look at other guys bulges or experience pain from the strap of my packer and was basically jealous 24/7 of every guy around me. Always felt like an imposter when making dick jokes or referring to my genitals as a dick and was exhausted from constantly pulling my shirt over to hide a lack of bulge.
I’m now about 5 months post op and I hardly check the phallo community anymore, I also feel more disconnected from the ftm groups I was previously in and from my trans identity as a whole. I can now understand referring to phallo as the “other side” as I feel like I’ve gone over the “t” in ftm and as 98% of my dysphoria has dissipated since stage 1 there aren’t any pressing reminders that I’m trans anymore. I’ve been stealth for a few years, in my early 20s, have changed all legal documents to male along with my legal name, been on T for a while, had top surgery and a hysto and now have a penis. I never thought I would get here and it feels wild to actually be at the end, but it feels normal. What used to be negative has now turned into a contentment that allows me to live my life without constantly thinking of my body.
There was a lot of pressure to feel extremely happy immediately post op and to not complain / be unhappy about things out of fear that I’d be seen as ungrateful for being able to have this surgery. One of my early posts on Facebook venting during a mental / physical low in my recovery was met with “a lot of guys would like to be in your position” to make me feel better. He had good intent, but I feel like there’s an unhealthy amount of glorification which could lead to a big crash once post op when you’re wondering why you don’t feel ecstatic as soon as you’re coming out of the operating room. The thought of phalloplasty always made me very happy when pre op and I essentially saw it as a savior, but d apart of my lafter having surgery the thought of my penis isn’t a motivative one giving mass euphoria like before, but more so one that has become normalized anife. Don’t get me wrong I still have occasional moments of euphoria, but since surgery I don’t think of my penis much, while pre op my hypothetical penis was all I thought of. I always imagined phallo significantly affecting every aspect of my life and turning me into a new person with the lack of dysphoria, but I feel like I’m the same person minus the pre op dysphoria. There’s zero disappointment that my unrealistic pre op expectations did not meet with the reality that I currently have and that I’m very happy with how this surgery has effected my life.
I’m now about 5 months post op and I hardly check the phallo community anymore, I also feel more disconnected from the ftm groups I was previously in and from my trans identity as a whole. I can now understand referring to phallo as the “other side” as I feel like I’ve gone over the “t” in ftm and as 98% of my dysphoria has dissipated since stage 1 there aren’t any pressing reminders that I’m trans anymore. I’ve been stealth for a few years, in my early 20s, have changed all legal documents to male along with my legal name, been on T for a while, had top surgery and a hysto and now have a penis. I never thought I would get here and it feels wild to actually be at the end, but it feels normal. What used to be negative has now turned into a contentment that allows me to live my life without constantly thinking of my body.
There was a lot of pressure to feel extremely happy immediately post op and to not complain / be unhappy about things out of fear that I’d be seen as ungrateful for being able to have this surgery. One of my early posts on Facebook venting during a mental / physical low in my recovery was met with “a lot of guys would like to be in your position” to make me feel better. He had good intent, but I feel like there’s an unhealthy amount of glorification which could lead to a big crash once post op when you’re wondering why you don’t feel ecstatic as soon as you’re coming out of the operating room. The thought of phalloplasty always made me very happy when pre op and I essentially saw it as a savior, but d apart of my lafter having surgery the thought of my penis isn’t a motivative one giving mass euphoria like before, but more so one that has become normalized anife. Don’t get me wrong I still have occasional moments of euphoria, but since surgery I don’t think of my penis much, while pre op my hypothetical penis was all I thought of. I always imagined phallo significantly affecting every aspect of my life and turning me into a new person with the lack of dysphoria, but I feel like I’m the same person minus the pre op dysphoria. There’s zero disappointment that my unrealistic pre op expectations did not meet with the reality that I currently have and that I’m very happy with how this surgery has effected my life.
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(I) would think about daily - checking every phallo group on Reddit, discord, Facebook, Transbucket everyday and even more if I was feeling extra dysphoric and needed the motivation of post op pictures.
There was a lot of pressure to feel extremely happy immediately post op and to not complain / be unhappy about things out of fear that I’d be seen as ungrateful for being able to have this surgery. One of my early posts on Facebook venting during a mental / physical low in my recovery was met with “a lot of guys would like to be in your position” to make me feel better.
I feel like there’s an unhealthy amount of glorification which could lead to a big crash once post op when you’re wondering why you don’t feel ecstatic as soon as you’re coming out of the operating room.
I always imagined phallo significantly affecting every aspect of my life and turning me into a new person with the lack of dysphoria, but I feel like I’m the same person minus the pre op dysphoria.
Don’t get me wrong I still have occasional moments of euphoria, but since surgery I don’t think of my penis much, while pre op my hypothetical penis was all I thought of.
She has to live now without her Autoandrophilia dominating her life. No more big dopamine rushes from thinking about herself with a dick. She's one of the "lucky" ones so no more basking in victimhood. The only attitude she gets from other TiFs is jealousy and accusations of "privilege". She's been emotionally kicked away from her peers and will slowly realize that all those hormones and surgeries hasn't made her effortlessly blend into mens social circles either. She's alone.Being truly "stealth" whittles away at their confidence because when they know they're being seen as male; but deep down they know they are not the same as the men they interact with. They can't use clocking and the subsequent anger to avoid this feeling like the non-passing trannies can.
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Wow what a shock!
It turns out you can chop, change and get every part of your body butchered but you'll still the same person inside. Maybe someday she will come to the conclusion it was mental help she needed all along.
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This woman is demented. I know she’s been covered before (she’s the bathtub dick floater) but just a glance at her reddit is wild.
Eating a penis pastry after getting her Swiss roll sewn on:
She’s teeny tiny in that hospital bed:
Posted this image to the phallo sub:
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Saw this... specimen on r/Transgender_surgeries today and had to preserve it for posterity.
The amhole itself is quite a sight, but what made me ROFL was the sight of his mug above the Christmas turkey-looking gash.
"I'm a lesbian" <---- Of fucking course he is.
He did us the favor of including a full picture of his elderly AGP Buffalo Bill-esque face along with his newly-created crotch monstrosity:
The amhole itself is quite a sight, but what made me ROFL was the sight of his mug above the Christmas turkey-looking gash.
"I'm a lesbian" <---- Of fucking course he is.
He did us the favor of including a full picture of his elderly AGP Buffalo Bill-esque face along with his newly-created crotch monstrosity:
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Maybe this is why so many refuse to do anything other than take hormones lmao. Once it’s done you’re just feeling normal, no eUphOriA to fuel your wanks, no staring in the mirror wishing you were different.
They screech about how we need to take them seriously and give them what they want; but when they get it they realise they’re empty and just as broken as before. Maybe more need to be pushed to get the chop so they can teach the younguns that actually you do need to genuinely be mentally ill and fucked in the head to be trans.
Just a thought, is it the pooners who more often go quiet once it’s “over”? All you see after their rotdog is attached is moaning about how it’s broken and they have no regrets. The troons seem to remain loud and unpleasant.
Basically he is a lazy filthy cunt who just wants to play lezbianns with all those mean women who don’t want to fuck him. Ain’t got time for cleaning or dilating.
He’s got that goddamn smirk too.
Last horror for the night.
U/Zealousideal_age349 and their… chunk of meat. Post
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One thing I’ve just noticed with the dood is that when showing off their frankenweenie, is that they gingerly hold them as though they themselves are disgusted, or they have a swab or napkin in between it and their hand.
or are they afraid it falls off, explodes or collapses!!!
or are they afraid it falls off, explodes or collapses!!!
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“My dick is a bit longer than what I wanted, so will see if we can shorten it.”
Said no man ever.
Said no man ever.
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It does not matter, as anybody who sees it will probably say "Nope!" and so she will probably never get to use it...if it even works well enough to have what could be loosely called "sex" with in her case.
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I thought the pastries was his dick...and was like yeah that's about right...wtf is wrong with me...
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What's with trannies and getting their mutilation in Serbia? I don't think they are Serbian.
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This guy
Miroslav Djordjevic
Miroslav L Djordjevic (Serbian spelling: Miroslav Đorđević) is a Serbian surgeon specializing in sex reassignment surgery, and an assistant professor of urology at the School of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia.[1]
Djordjevic works in the field of genital reconstructive surgery, and he is willing to treat all anomalies of the genital system regardless of gender or age. He is the founder and leader of the Belgrade Center for Genital Reconstructive Surgery.[2]
Djordjevic has published many papers on the surgical treatment of hypospadias, epispadias, Peyronie's disease, adult hypospadias, buried penis, urethral reconstruction, pediatric reconstructive urology, and penile enhancement surgery, as well as transgender surgery.[1]
Since 1999, Djordjevic has been a professor of surgery at the Medical School of Belgrade University. Since 2013, he has been a member of the Academy of Serbian Medical Association.[1]
In 2008, Djordjevic jointly authored a paper titled Transsexualism in Serbia: A Twenty-Year Follow-Up Study.[3]
Serbia has become a centre for transgender surgery,[4][5] in part due to the work of Djordjevic, with candidates coming from France, Iran, India,[6] the United States, South Africa, Singapore, and Australia.[7][8][9]
Djordjevic has reported that some people regret having undergone gender confirmation procedures, and he has performed reversal surgeries for those detransitioning. He says the demographic most commonly experiencing regret are male-to-female patients who transitioned after the age of 30.[10][11]
He works on his project to develop a technique to transplant penis, testicles, uterine for transgender persons. He is optimistic that transplantation of genitalia will eventually become standard.[12]
In 2023, he successfully transplanted ovary, making Serbia the second country in the world to do so.[13]
Djordjevic works in the field of genital reconstructive surgery, and he is willing to treat all anomalies of the genital system regardless of gender or age. He is the founder and leader of the Belgrade Center for Genital Reconstructive Surgery.[2]
Djordjevic has published many papers on the surgical treatment of hypospadias, epispadias, Peyronie's disease, adult hypospadias, buried penis, urethral reconstruction, pediatric reconstructive urology, and penile enhancement surgery, as well as transgender surgery.[1]
Since 1999, Djordjevic has been a professor of surgery at the Medical School of Belgrade University. Since 2013, he has been a member of the Academy of Serbian Medical Association.[1]
In 2008, Djordjevic jointly authored a paper titled Transsexualism in Serbia: A Twenty-Year Follow-Up Study.[3]
Serbia has become a centre for transgender surgery,[4][5] in part due to the work of Djordjevic, with candidates coming from France, Iran, India,[6] the United States, South Africa, Singapore, and Australia.[7][8][9]
Djordjevic has reported that some people regret having undergone gender confirmation procedures, and he has performed reversal surgeries for those detransitioning. He says the demographic most commonly experiencing regret are male-to-female patients who transitioned after the age of 30.[10][11]
He works on his project to develop a technique to transplant penis, testicles, uterine for transgender persons. He is optimistic that transplantation of genitalia will eventually become standard.[12]
In 2023, he successfully transplanted ovary, making Serbia the second country in the world to do so.[13]