I can understand your depression, PhoenixGirl. I'm just passed my 1 year post-op mark and even though I've lost the dysphoria associated with having a dick, I feel like it was quite a big sacrifice. I can absolutely relate to the feeling of being broken, as I feel like instead of a dick or vagina, i've got a mess instead, I feel botched. Libido is absolutely non-existent, and as far as sensation goes, I have no idea as I cannot see a clitoris for the life of me, and trust me i've been down there with a flashlight and a mirror. I'm not touching it, because going anywhere near the region feels horrid. <Language edited by moderator>
Sometimes, I get hit by random spontaneous waves of what I can only describe as a feeling of loss, a loss of functionality I suppose. Nothing arouses me, the thought of any kind of intimate situation makes me squirm with discomfort rather than arousal and excitement. I feel like i've been thrown into some kind of forced asexuality, almost like my brain has just resided itself to the fact that i'm orgasmless and barren, therefore why bother with a libido?
I'm really sorry that you feel the way you do, even more so because I feel like I know your pain, and that makes me so sad. I wish I could give you some kind of hope, but I have no examples of positive changes to go by. I wouldn't go back in time and not have the surgery, as my dysphoria has been relieved quite a bit, but now i'm just lacking in other areas instead lol. If I could rewrite history and make my surgery go better, or make my body accept the change in a better way then I would, but that's not possible. I really don't know what to say in reference to how one overcomes this kind of situation, or accepts it for what it is because I still haven't be able to do that, yet. Who knows, when you're at your 1 year mark+ you might suddenly feel better? I hope you do.