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

[Hepativore]

I always find it odd that when people reassure them things look ok and discuss how vaginas look. It's done in a way that sounds like they don't really know what they look like. "years of doing life drawing." I don't know where that fits in with the porn-obsessed people. Do they end up just jacking to their imagination or horrific porn?

Do people still use the line that went something like, "I'm a nurse and it's well within the natural variation."

Even the ones that people say look better than most. All that I've seen I've looked on with a morbid curiosity. They've never looked real. I've never had to look twice or carefully examine. They only way I'd be fooled is if my vision was blurry, I saw it out of the corner of my eye or the picture was really far away. Not actually really looking at it.

Yet if I look at a naked picture of a woman, on a biological level I know it's a woman. I feel it in my being.

I will give one caveat, I do tend to only look at attractive woman online, but it is more than that. I physiologically have a sensation and feeling. How do these people not? How do they look at these and get deluded into thinking it'll be like a real woman?

Or is part of their dysphoria that they have to just imagine being a woman and it's too triggering to look at real vaginas?





Once they get it done, does the hormones they take give them a sex drive as they now have no testes? Or are they just neutered.

It varies with the individual, but the biggest hurdle is that sex is either mechanically impossible with the stinkditches or rotdogs that they are left with or they have no sensation at all or is painful...plus...when most people see what troons and pooners have made of their genitals, they are going to say "lol, no." and end it right there.

 

[pink cigarettes]

The ding-dong ditches must stink regardless, but it can't help that these guys do not wash. They're on reddit like, "girls, help me! I douche weekly and it still smells like diapers in a hot car down there!" They don't understand that to have any hope of not walking around in a miasma of dick-cheese funk and despair, they need to at least *try* flushing the thing out at least once daily. It'll still be a gross sloughing mess but maybe you won't smell it through your clothes homie

Whatever the troon behavior version of Occam's razor is also applies to their post-op "euphoria" and extreme pics. Yeah, it's a fetish/personality disorder/etc. But also: never forget that after surgery they're often out of their minds on painkillers. People without painkiller experience sometimes don't even realize how high they are because it's so different from weed/alcohol. Keep this in mind whenever a troon is going on about how great their recovery is going, how wonderful the doc was, how they can't wait to live their best life, etc.

As for what to name pouch guy: you can name your dog Octavian Mortimer von Spain, but if every time you see him, you say "hey buddy! how's my buddy!" then congratulations, you've got a dog named "Buddy." So pouch guy will probably end up being called "pouch guy"- or kangaroo guy, etc. Whatever ends up sticking though, imo nothing about that thing deserves to be referred to as any kind of puss, that's for sure, lol

 

[Toluene Blood]

Who do you think the malpractice lawsuits will take down the hardest? We talk a lot about the individual surgeons and the individual victims, but do you think that the tides will turn enough that entire insurance companies or healthcare networks will get hit too? They don't have pharma companies to blame in the same way as they did with opioids.

 

[Risky Horse Business]

Who do you think the malpractice lawsuits will take down the hardest? We talk a lot about the individual surgeons and the individual victims, but do you think that the tides will turn enough that entire insurance companies or healthcare networks will get hit too? They don't have pharma companies to blame in the same way as they did with opioids.

I don't think there will be many. Were there many lobotomy ones I wonder?

 

[An empty shill]

Who do you think the malpractice lawsuits will take down the hardest? We talk a lot about the individual surgeons and the individual victims, but do you think that the tides will turn enough that entire insurance companies or healthcare networks will get hit too? They don't have pharma companies to blame in the same way as they did with opioids.

They can't go after any of the bastards, most of the troons sign a waiver, however, I think They can get'em through the lack of after care. While the butchers won't ever be held accountable for the actual surgeries, they could possibly be held responsible for ghosting them and failing to follow up.
The companies can also be held liable for this too, at least I'd hope so.
When the lawyers realize they can go after them through this angle, and those corpos get hit with the massive class action law suits, we'll see the gatekeeping, if not outright denials of this shit.
At least I hope so...

 

[Hepativore]

They can't go after any of the bastards, most of the troons sign a waiver, however, I think They can get'em through the lack of after care. While the butchers won't ever be held accountable for the actual surgeries, they could possibly be held responsible for ghosting them and failing to follow up.
The companies can also be held liable for this too, at least I'd hope so.
When the lawyers realize they can go after them through this angle, and those corpos get hit with the massive class action law suits, we'll see the gatekeeping, if not outright denials of this shit.
At least I hope so...

There might be an angle that these people who got SRS were pushed into it without taking the time or fully-explaining what they could realistically expect in terms of outcomes or consequences.

On one-hand, I doubt that many of these troons/pooners would have listened, but on the other-hand, social-transitioning, HRT, and various surgeries are pushed so heavily and prescribed so casually by people who work in these professions, that many people are not fully-aware of what they are signing up for until it is too late. The negative outcomes are heavily censored by the trans community and the media, as well as the fact that trans activists viciously go after "detransitioners".

I mean, look at how much some of us have to scour the internet to get factual information on SRS aftermath and images. None of this seems like it is being told to people who end up at gender clinics which seems like malpractice at its very core.

 

[Bluefeet]

Who do you think the malpractice lawsuits will take down the hardest? We talk a lot about the individual surgeons and the individual victims, but do you think that the tides will turn enough that entire insurance companies or healthcare networks will get hit too? They don't have pharma companies to blame in the same way as they did with opioids.

They can't go after any of the bastards, most of the troons sign a waiver, however, I think They can get'em through the lack of after care. While the butchers won't ever be held accountable for the actual surgeries, they could possibly be held responsible for ghosting them and failing to follow up.
The companies can also be held liable for this too, at least I'd hope so.
When the lawyers realize they can go after them through this angle, and those corpos get hit with the massive class action law suits, we'll see the gatekeeping, if not outright denials of this shit.
At least I hope so...

I'm hoping that we'll see the insurance companies go on the attack. It's an open secret at this point that doctors and patients blatantly lie in order to get procedures covered. There was even an undercover op done by Matt Walsh's producer; one of his producers got a consult and said he did not have dysphoria, dr encouraged him to lie IN WRITING.

Right now it would be a pr nightmare, but as soon as the pendulum swings a little further I think we'll see a crackdown.

 

[sheepworldvizor]

We're gonna need a name for this guy, in the tradition of ElephantDick, TentacleDick, TrenchTorso, LampreyDick etc.
PouchDick? WallabyHole?
Ideas?

PouchAmhole is good.

 

[Procrastinhater]

View attachment 5496879

That's some Lovecraftian shit lol.
Looks like an Elder Thing had a kid with a Wendigo.
Is that a movie?

 

[sheepworldvizor]

That's some Lovecraftian shit lol.
Looks like an Elder Thing had a kid with a Wendigo.
Is that a movie?

Nah, just a cropped Stranger Things promo. But “The Upside Down” has a good ring to it.

 

[Procrastinhater]

Nah, just a cropped Stranger Things promo. But “The Upside Down” has a good ring to it.

The Upside Down makes him sound like a cryptid, and he has an Amhole like a fucking cryptid.
I like it.

 

[Kiislova]

DistortedSynxi a.k.a u/celestial_rayne a.k.a pastrybraids has posted recently again.

For the unacquainted:
Nov 16th 2022
Nov 19th 2022
Dec 20 2022
July 2023

Turns out he's been dealing with a terrible smell from his neovag for the last 8 months. Basically since it's healed.

Reading the posts in order now. I recall some of those from back then.

A tragedy in a few acts, each post can be summed up as:

• (Day 0) It went as good as it could go, I am SO happy
• (Day 3) Recovery is going well, just minor pain, opiates help
• (1 month) Dilatin and clitoral discharge (what!?) and vaginal discharge is disgusting, but its OK, it will go away soon
• (3 months) It feels like a penis, considering revision, it doesn't look like a vagene at all! Coom is hard!
• (8 months) It stinks! it doesnt go away! Damn Bacterial Vaginosis!
• (12 months: Now) I wanna join the 41%

Also, you people that post the relevant past context links, you the real MVP.

 

[drab assessment]

Ummm, kangacunt? Pussaroo?

wallabeaver

 

[Sultan Bin Jewstar]

These surgeries are gay conversion therapy, but taken the opposite direction

Woke up thinking this today

 

[Xanax and Wine]

How has no one offered AmPouch yet?!

 

[Vulvalover1]

Who do you think the malpractice lawsuits will take down the hardest? We talk a lot about the individual surgeons and the individual victims, but do you think that the tides will turn enough that entire insurance companies or healthcare networks will get hit too? They don't have pharma companies to blame in the same way as they did with opioids.

They have a system that will protect them all. A callous buck passing journey for the Troon or Poon to therapist, endo, insurance, surgeon. None work without the other and none take full responsibility.
Also eventually it will be ‘we were only trying to help..’

 

[I call shenanigans]

They have a system that will protect them all.

While I’m sure that’s true, and will likely hold for those who weren’t medicalised until adults, I’m not sure there’s anyway of protecting the surgeons, endos, and psychs, who medicalised children. I’m hoping not anyway. While they could try to shift blame to the parents, I doubt that will hold given the pressure applied to parents to medicalise their kids with the “what’s better, a dead daughter or a trans son”. There’s also a sliver of hope surrounding whether, even as adults, patients were mentally competent to provide informed consent.

 

[the_real_debbil]

Old news to this thread, but just for the sake of posterity, the Daily Fail has cottoned on to Djordjevik's bullshit:

"Dr Miroslav Djordjevic says the male-female genitals swap is the 'goal of my career'"

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[batteredpancakes]

u/question-asker-
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Spoiler: Image

Spoiler: Grey skin in fold of labia minora (1 month post-op)

Yesterday I finally stretched my legs open a little further than usual (like, to the point where I felt a lot of discomfort and resistance), which allowed the fold of my left labia minora to peel all the way open, and this grey, almost moldy-looking skin became exposed, which shocked me. It doesn't hurt or anything, but it looks kinda nasty. I emailed my surgeon's team about it, but they take a little bit to respond sometimes. So in the meantime, does anyone know if this is just a build-up of dry/dead skin from the area being folded over this whole time, or is this something serious to actually worry about?

And look, I know I should've probably been rubbing in-between the folds while bathing this whole time, and I should have been making sure they were pulled all the way open while air-drying, and maybe that would've prevent this. But all my swelling and wound dehiscence has made this whole thing very difficult (especially spreading my legs too far, as the wound on the right side was so delicate and constantly threatening to pull further apart). I haven't really dared to try touching or peeling apart the fold by hand before because I've just been terrified to even go near the area. So yeah, that's the situation. Help?

Edit: Dude's a mess. Here's his post at the 2 week mark.
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Spoiler: images

and a separate post with a sad rant
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Spoiler: Bottom Surgery has ruined me

I got a minimum depth vaginoplasty over two weeks ago now. I did minimum depth because it was the easier recovery option. I just wanted to be flat down there, never really cared about what it looks like or how it functions. I knew recovery would be bad, but this? This is hell.

I have been literally traumatized repeatedly. I have had complications after complication. I have spent hours bleeding in the ER. I have been pulled back and forth from home to GRS Montréal back home and then back to GRS Montréal again, enduring multiple 8 hour car rides that just make the complications even worse. I have undergone a revision surgery, and then almost needed to have another the very next day. And every time I say "oh, at least I'm past the worst of it, now I'm finally getting better," something even worse rears it's ugly head and my body deteriorates further.

I was on the up and up 24 hours ago, but now this catheter I've had to have in for longer than usual has dug itself a groove in my vulva from the pressure the cord had been putting against the open wound. It's hard to explain in text, but there's literally a chunk of my vulva missing because the catheter has rubbed against it too much, and it's also caused some serious wound dehiscence on the right labia majora. There are very few positions I can be in to avoid having the catheter pushing on that area further.

I regret ever going through with this. I know the mental toll this has taken on me will follow me for the rest of my life. This has fucked me up far more than the nightmares I used to have about my penis. I would endure a lifetime of uncomfortable erections and bulges in my clothes instead of this. I used to be a human being. I used to be able to just get up and walk around. I used to go outside. I used to be excited for things. I used to feel joy. I used to smile. And I know one day I will fully recover. I know one day I will get better. I know it's only been two weeks. But I just keep deteriorating. I just keep crying. I am in the depths of hell and I can't see the sun. I just want to be me again. I can't handle this.

 

[monstrous bubo]

Goddamn, what is that even meant to resemble?

And look, I know I should've probably been rubbing in-between the folds while bathing this whole time, and I should have been making sure they were pulled all the way open while air-drying, and maybe that would've prevent this.

Ya think? Or - and stay with me - maybe you shouldn’t have had major surgery if you weren’t ready to do the aftercare like an adult.