Community Conversation => Transitioning => Hormone replacement therapy => Topic started by: sysm29 on December 02, 2011, 03:57:23 PM Return to Full Version

Title: How do you deal with being horny? I hate it!
Post by: sysm29 on December 02, 2011, 03:57:23 PM
Taking estrogen has done nothing to make me less horny which makes me wonder if the testosterone is actually increasing.  How do you cope with being horny when the normal relief would be to masturbate but you have body parts of the opposite sex?  Its HORRIBLE. 

Also: How do ->-bleeped-<-s manage to be so pretty and still have penis and testicles?  Don't testicles produce testosterone?
Title: Re: How do you deal with being horny? I hate it!
Post by: ~RoadToTrista~ on December 02, 2011, 04:02:24 PM
I like it, tis why. >.<
Title: Re: How do you deal with being horny? I hate it!
Post by: Forever21Chic on December 02, 2011, 05:15:40 PM
Quote from: sysm29 on December 02, 2011, 03:57:23 PM
Taking estrogen has done nothing to make me less horny which makes me wonder if the testosterone is actually increasing.  How do you cope with being horny when the normal relief would be to masturbate but you have body parts of the opposite sex?  Its HORRIBLE. 

Also: How do ->-bleeped-<-s manage to be so pretty and still have penis and testicles?  Don't testicles produce testosterone?


  Are you on any anti-androgen like spironolactone? Taking estrogen alone in most cases will only cause your body to match those increasing estrogen levels with more testosterone which is why an anti-androgen is necessary. After being on spiro for so long i rarely get an erection anymore, which in my opinion is just awesome....yay no more disgusting male erections!  :icon_joy:

QuoteHow do ->-bleeped-<-s manage to be so pretty and still have penis and testicles?  Don't testicles produce testosterone?]

   Some take an anti-androgen in low dosage to stop T but most ->-bleeped-<-s in the porn industry don't take anything besides estrogen because they need their private parts to be fully functioning to do their job.