Yeah, a towel is part of the answer, not to mention douching.
I forgot to add that I do not have any desire to "pleasure him." We should both find sex enjoyable.
We shall see what happens. The thought of getting a disease crossed my mind too.
Speaking of feeling like a woman, it is interesting how difficult it is to truly feel like a woman, when you have a penis between your legs reminding you all the time that you are a guy. You have to hide it. You cannot wear normal women's clothes easily. Bikinis are difficult to impossible to wear and not comfortably. Having straight female sex with a guy in your vagina is, of course, not possible. A fake strap on vagina does not count.
The one thought that keeps crossing my mind is would I truly like a vagina better than a penis? I think about that all the time. I cannot say that I use a penis often and when I do I am bothered that I am the guy. If I ignore many things, I can say that the sensation is not bad, although seeing myself as a guy sucks. It boils down to the question I asked myself in school. How do I know what I want to be, when I have never been anything? How do I truly know that I would have no regrets and truly like a vagina better if I never had one and a penis, even though I dislike it the uber vast majority of the time (all the time?) and go to lengths to hide it and etc. Thoughts and dreams are different than reality.
I can say that living as a woman feels totally right. I love my female name and feel right being called ma'am. I hate body hair, want a full female set of hair, and cannot wait to get my breasts fully developed. I can hear someone tell me the adage: "have your cake and eat it too" or "left side okay. Right side okay. Middle of the road, squashed like grape." Basically, I am afraid of change.
Okay, I am so way off topic and sidetracked the topic.
Back on to topic, I understand the original assertion. The more that I develop as a woman, the more female thoughts I have. At one point, I thought only to dress like a girl and be a girl. I never thought of being with a guy, and if I did the thought yuck came to mind. Some people transition like a lightening bolt. I seem to take cautious steps and grow at each step.
Wearing female clothing is important, and I fight for that right every day. I have a partner that is embarrassed and self professed "very straight", who fights me on the topic. I do remember a phase wearing nail polish and sporting long nails. That is not so important to me these days, although I still like nail polish. Now my attention is definitely on more adult topics.
I still would like to know what gay / straight means to someone who is trans and pre-op. That term seems quite meaningless to me. Gay could mean sleeping with a woman, very easily. Actually, gay to me is that.