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Started by FinallyMichelle, April 09, 2017, 09:45:20 PM

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FinallyMichelle

It bothers me, I mean really bothers me, when I have sex with my boyfriend. That I have a P where there should definitely be a V.

The only thing that remains for me is finding the right surgeon. I am used to anal, and my BF doesn't mind at all, just...

Well, okay. I am done with transition right? The world accepts me as I am, a girl. This one thing cannot be gotten around. I know that is is the same as it has ever been, but it feels different. Maybe it is because I am with a straight guy and while he takes care of me I can tell that he is not happy with it.

Am I the only one? Has anyone else ever felt this Way? I have never felt envy towards another woman till now. This THING is more than just an annoyance when choosing clothes, it's causing disphoria that is ripping through me when I have sex. To the point where I have to fake it every time I have sex.

Has it happened to anyone Else? I have my letters and both surgeons that I have had a consult with are ready to put me on the list. Just now I want it more than I ever thought it was possible. How do I deal with that until the wait is over and is it normal for us.

Thanks, Michelle
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Wild Flower

To be honest. I feel as feminine in a 2007-Britney Spears haircut as always. It's the psyche, not the psychology/psychology.
"Anyone who believes what a cat tells him deserves all he gets."
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Angélique LaCava

My ex boyfriend and possibly boyfriend again soon dosnt have any issue with me having a P and not a V, he's straight and when he met me he had no idea I was transgender, but stayed open minded, we dated for 6 months, but broke up because of my sex drive being so low. Last night we went out together and made love 4 times. Despite having a P and not a V he's never made me feel like I was any different than a natural born girl since I met him.


To answer your question, I don't think there is a way to deal with your issue except talk to him about it.
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FinallyMichelle

I don't actually feel less feminine in any way. If anything my friends say that I am more feminine than they are. Not sure that I understand that. Just...

My boyfriend is like uber masculine. Tall, muscular, self assured and if he has a tiny bit of a belly it bothers him wwaaayyyy more than me (not at all). I don't let him touch my thing, never have, not with anyone. He wants more though, wants to pleasure me and I don't know how to let him. Doesn't sound straight maybe but he is. I have been with top exclusive men and he is nowhere close to that, if you know what I mean. Only being with gay men before it's easy for me to tell the difference. He is a cop and the first time I saw him it was like, hmmmmm... that is what I have been looking for all along. I dated one of the guys that he worked with before we got to know each other and he wanted nothing to do with the unless bits. He doesn't either, just wants to make me happy. Even heard him ask his sister how to take care of me today at his family holiday get together.

My problem is not him, it's me. It's not his family either, from what i can tell, we told them two months ago and they seem happy. He has two children in college and his ex was terrible,  even they seem to be overjoyed that their dad is happy.

It's the same as having any other guy inside of me. And I can't handle what we both need as opposed to what we are getting. I have never felt this way before. All is right, all is normal but for that one thing and it is killing me. If I could go back to when I didn't feel a need for a vagina I would, but I can't. And it's not for him or even sexual gratification, I just can't get past the fact that I don't have a vagina.

The end is in sight, my surgery looms. How do I deal with this till then?
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Angélique LaCava

Quote from: FinallyMichelle on April 09, 2017, 11:05:35 PM
I don't actually feel less feminine in any way. If anything my friends say that I am more feminine than they are. Not sure that I understand that. Just...

My boyfriend is like uber masculine. Tall, muscular, self assured and if he has a tiny bit of a belly it bothers him wwaaayyyy more than me (not at all). I don't let him touch my thing, never have, not with anyone. He wants more though, wants to pleasure me and I don't know how to let him. Doesn't sound straight maybe but he is. I have been with top exclusive men and he is nowhere close to that, if you know what I mean. Only being with gay men before it's easy for me to tell the difference. He is a cop and the first time I saw him it was like, hmmmmm... that is what I have been looking for all along. I dated one of the guys that he worked with before we got to know each other and he wanted nothing to do with the unless bits. He doesn't either, just wants to make me happy. Even heard him ask his sister how to take care of me today at his family holiday get together.

My problem is not him, it's me. It's not his family either, from what i can tell, we told them two months ago and they seem happy. He has two children in college and his ex was terrible,  even they seem to be overjoyed that their dad is happy.

It's the same as having any other guy inside of me. And I can't handle what we both need as opposed to what we are getting. I have never felt this way before. All is right, all is normal but for that one thing and it is killing me. If I could go back to when I didn't feel a need for a vagina I would, but I can't. And it's not for him or even sexual gratification, I just can't get past the fact that I don't have a vagina.

The end is in sight, my surgery looms. How do I deal with this till then?
it use to bother me with that guy I mentioned. I've never been with gay or bi guys, I've been with many straight guys who didn't care if I got off or not. At first when me and this guy started getting intimate he was nervous, but each time he got more comfortable and I got more comfortable to the point he started playing with my P while being intimate and having sex. He's not doing it because he's attracted to the P, he's doing it because he cares about me and loves me regardless of what I have and he still sees me as female while doing it.  Just let him play with it one time. I was against it before, but got comfortable with him doing it.

Edit: I think I misunderstood. Idk how you can get over about not having a V. It bothers me, I wish I had one all the time, but there's nothing you can do until you actually have one. If he likes you the way you are then that's all that matters. If it bothered him he wouldn't be dating you.
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FinallyMichelle

You hit it exactly.

Going on almost a year now he is past the penis shyness and he wants to feel like he is rocking my world. He is, I wish that I could make him see that. There are time when there is no need to fake and orgasm. I also have had men who just don't care what I am getting out of it. That was much easier to get past, actually those are the easy ones.

I REALLY like this one and I don't want him to give up on me. I will do what it takes to keep him but I just want him normal like. Everything about me is just like any other girl but I can't have that?

After all this time I thought that the last year would be easy and it is. That small thing though is driving me crazy.

Thanks. Really, my trans friends all think that I am nuts except the one who has never had sex. I love her to death but there is no way she could ever understand. It's nice to hear from someone who understands what I am talking about.
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noleen111

I think it depends on the man. I have dated two men in my life.. one before srs and the current one i am with I met post-op

Both see me as a woman. The man pre-op really did not mind that I had P. He actually introduced me to anal. He wanted me to feel female, so he penetrated me. I actually managed to orgasm after the 3rd time.

My current man, had it easier as I had a V when I met him. He was wonderful and he tells me, to him I am all woman. Sex with him is good, but its all vaginal.

Vaginal is better than Anal.
Enjoying ride the hormones are giving me... finally becoming the woman I always knew I was
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