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lashbear 06-12-2009 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 287086)
Do they need to find an organ donor or do they make something out of her bits? I know they do with the latter (basically turning the penis inside out), but what do they do for what she is doing?

A lot of TransMen are happy with the enlarged clitoris (up to 3-4" ins some cases) as their male organ, but some do elect to have the surgery where skin tissue from the labia becomes the scrotum, and the penis has the clitoris (or clitoral nerves, not too clear on this one) relocated at the head of the new penis, the shaft tissue being taken from the inner forearms (very sensitive skin there) and the whole thing encasing a standard erectile implant with pump. I believe there is some tissue added to "girth it out" (not sure where from) but the end result is a very natural looking penis that has good sensitivity sexually.

The program and procedure I had the chance to see involved a transman who deliberately got his forearms tattooed in tribal patterns so when it was removed and grafted elsewhere, he had an illustrated willy !! :cheers:

flippyshark 06-13-2009 05:13 AM

I once read Ray Bradbury's The Illustrated Willy.

Chernabog 06-14-2009 09:56 PM

I lived with a transman in college. He started transitioning when we were living together, it was an amazing process to watch. Although actually his gender was a "butch", as his concept was that there are more than two genders. However, he went by the male pronoun And he married a femmy woman! Also legal, I believe, in California.

Prudence 06-15-2009 09:51 AM

I've known a number of transgendered people of all types - MTF, FTM, surgery, not surgery, considered "homosexual" after, considered "heterosexual" after. Most I couldn't have imagined in their societially proscribed gender. One I had a real struggle with, because it seemed more about being edgy and kinkier-than-thou, but I didn't know him that well and it wasn't really my business.

As for why they're all lumped in together - because to the outside world it's all the same deviant sexual behavior. The lumping together comes more from an outside view, I think, driving the various groups to combine forces. Strength in numbers, and all that. Plus, the transgendered will probably be the last of the LGBT group to be accepted. Their numbers are too few, and too few can identify with them. If gender is no longer an obstacle to marriage, jobs, housing, etc, then many of the legal hurdles the transgendered face will be addressed.


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