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Cake day: October 22nd, 2023

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  • Hi! So ymmv, but this was my experience.

    I also had taken years to become more comfortable with sex, prior to starting hrt. I have been on hrt now for almost a year, and things have changed a lot.

    however

    The changes were all things that I was able to clearly communicate to my partner, which made it easier for her. I wasn’t confused, just knew that my body appreciates a different approach now.
    I would say that I started from an “okay” place, sexually. Now I am very confident and comfortable.

    My libido took a dive initially, but is now up to a level I am happy with. I think it’s improved since I feel more desirable now. I don’t worry anymore, “ugh, why would anyone want to have sex with that,” when I look in the mirror.








  • to have the same surgeon perform the orchi and later the vaginoplasty.

    This is really good advice, thanks.

    Have you gone to local trans support groups and spoken with any local trans women who have had an orchi?

    I have never knowingly met another trans person IRL. I’m in a pretty red area, but I’m sure there are others. I have no idea where I’d look though.

    I could always try to see how that experience goes for her and find out her surgeon if that would help… I can also DM you details of my surgeon

    I would appreciate that!







  • Okay, my prescription is a 5mg oral tablet every day. This article is talking about 200+ mg orally to be effective, or 100mg rectally. Why in the world would my prescription be so low??
    Also:

    Administration of oral micronized progesterone capsules rectally instead of orally likewise may be effective and may achieve much higher progesterone levels than oral administration. However, rectal administration of oral progesterone capsules has not been formally studied.

    Am I wasting money having 5mg per day orally? Would have been nice to know 6 months ago when I started.



  • Wow, rude.

    First of all, I think violence is an appropriate response. That doesn’t mean I have to wish there was more of it. Is it going to be necessary? Almost certainly. But anyone who wants violence should take a long hard look at themselves.

    Civil war would lead to starvation, infanticide, rape, and other atrocities. Are horrible things already happening? Obviously. Do you really think there is something “wrong” with someone who doesn’t get off to the idea of more suffering?

    We probably agree about more than we disagree, and I don’t think anything I said warrants such hostility. That’s all I’ll say.







  • Just got back from a convention in a progressive city where I went out of town with no guy clothes at all. Full femme for 5 straight (gay?) days.
    So magical that I cried from joy several times. Had a harsh return to reality on the drive home realising that I didn’t feel safe getting out of the car at a coffee shop we stopped at in a rural area, so I had someone order my drink for me.
    Amazing experience overall, and gives me the confidence to keep trying to live an authentic life.